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Weaving a way to knowledge and healing 

I was born Karleen Green in Brisbane, even though my family lived at Fingal on the Tweed River in Bundjalung country, northern NSW.

Redfern All Blacks stage gritty comeback to defeat South Eastern in thrilling clash

The Redfern All Blacks showcased immense belief and pride as they fought back from an 18-point deficit...

Resilience, truth and faith – Jeffrey Samuels and the power of art

On Sunday May 25, ahead of National Sorry Day, a powerful moment of reflection and recognition unfolded at the Uniting Church in Ashfield.

Mass honours legacy of Father Ted Kennedy on 20th anniversary of his passing

Under the stained-glass light of St Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, the spirit of Father Edward “Ted” Kennedy (1931-2005) was unmistakably present ...

Heaven

A very clever and engrossing play, Eugene O’Brien’s award-winning Heaven reveals the quiet desperation that underlies the marriage of middle-aged Irish couple Mairead and Mal.

The Usual Desire to Kill

The Usual Desire to Kill is billed as a comedy, but the relationships at its core are all characterised by a great deal of sadness ...

Sunny streets, swift feet

Sydney turned on the charm for a sold-out Runway Half Marathon under perfect Autumn skies.

Marching together – honouring service and sovereignty

Anzac Day offered a moment not only to honour all who have served but also to reflect on truth-telling and cultural protocols integral to our national story.

ALP’s second term secured amid Coalition collapse

The Australian Labor Party (ALP), led by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, has secured a decisive victory in the federal election and will form a majority government for a second term.

Volunteers’ News – May 2025

Volunteers’ News – May 2025.

New space for Aboriginal culture and creatives – update

Redfern’s much beloved 107 Projects located at 107 Redfern Street is on track for its creative re-imagining. 
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Mass honours legacy of Father Ted Kennedy on 20th anniversary of his passing

Under the stained-glass light of St Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, the spirit of Father Edward “Ted” Kennedy (1931-2005) was unmistakably present ...

Values and vision for the future

As the South Sydney Herald turns a new page, its spirit of community journalism continues to shine.

Weaving a way to knowledge and healing 

I was born Karleen Green in Brisbane, even though my family lived at Fingal on the Tweed River in Bundjalung country, northern NSW.

Home at last – journey of the Gweagal Spears

Two years ago, Trinity College, the Cambridge Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, the Gujaga Foundation, and the La Perouse Local Aboriginal Land Council announced the permanent repatriation of the Gweagal Spears to the La Perouse Aboriginal community.

Marching together – honouring service and sovereignty

Anzac Day offered a moment not only to honour all who have served but also to reflect on truth-telling and cultural protocols integral to our national story.

An antidote to the algorithms

The theme for The Sydney Writers’ Festival 2025 was In this Together. In a world of echo chambers, polarisation and fragmentation, this was a timely choice.

‘Furore’

In the wake of chaos the wind screams ...

‘cirrus’ 

hot and hushed ...
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