Grattan Institute reveals must-read books for Anthony Albanese this summer

In 2024, Australia will enter a new year with a reading list compiled by the Grattan Institute specifically for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. This list aims to offer the Prime Minister literature that not only entertains but also provides insights into various contemporary issues and historical events. As part of the recommendations, works cover topics such as Indigenous-settler relations, economic chaos, and the impact of artificial intelligence on society. Importantly, the selections include a diversity of voices, offering critical perspectives that could influence decision-making in government and ignite thoughtful discussions within the Australian community. Among the highlighted titles is a work by Alexis Wright, who examines the historical significance of the Yirrkala bark petitions, a crucial document in Australia's Indigenous rights movement. The book recounts the unheeded requests made by Yolŋu landowners, providing context to ongoing struggles. Additionally, Adam Higginbotham's