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Sidney Nolan’s Origins: the making of an Australian artist

The Art Gallery of NSW has opened a major exhibition dedicated to Australian artist Sidney Nolan, displaying more than 150 paintings created before his move to London in...

Waterloo’s got talent

October saw the launch of the first local karaoke afternoon, held at the Waterloo Neighbourhood Centre. With an excellent turnout and a lively selection of songs, the event...

The Good Soldier Švejk

An adaptation of the very funny adventures of a hapless Czech soldier in the Austro-Hungarian Army and a much loved European classic.

Building a greener Inner West: hopes and hurdles

Kobi Shetty, local MP for Balmain, has been campaigning for a greener, more affordable future for the Inner West. But how easily can proposals...

Sky Blues turn the tide against Adelaide

Sydney FC found their range at the perfect moment, coming from behind to beat Adelaide United 2-1 at Allianz Stadium on Sunday 25 October...

Yerma

A new translation of Lorca's haunting tragedy in which a woman's inability to have a child leads to an all-consuming obsession.

Pressure

Set in the lead-up to D-Day in World War II, Pressure (2026) is very factual and surprisingly accurate to a very large extent...

Art from the Heart of the Cross: 25 years of saving lives in Kings Cross

The Uniting Medically Supervised Injecting Centre (MSIC) has just celebrated 25 years since opening its doors in Kings Cross. It was the first harm...
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Mud is clearly great

Remi Wolf’s Mud arrives not as a retreat but as a recalibration: the Los Angeles pop maximalist has traded some of her glitter for...

Luna: A Journey to the Moon

Few people will ever get the chance...

Kangaroos edge Kiwis in thrilling 24–22 showdown

Australia’s Kangaroos edged New Zealand’s Kiwis 24–22...

Next to Godliness

A very entertaining black comedy featuring two professional crime-scene cleaners with a problem job, a striking solution and the revelation of an unexpected secret.

Dangerous when Wet

An entertaining and celebratory musical following the inspiring journey of Australia's pioneering female swimmers to the 1912 Olympics.

A sacramental view of the world

Ask the Rev. Fr Alasdair MacKinnon-Love to describe his spirituality in one word and his answer comes quickly: “Sacramental.” Alasdair is an Anglican priest on...

First Nations Fashion Design reclaims the runway

In a fashion system historically built on the exclusion of First Nations representation, Reclamation, staged on the eve of Australian Fashion Week (11–15 May),...

Always was and always will be Aboriginal land

On Anzac Day, hundreds gathered in Redfern for the 19th annual Coloured Diggers March, honouring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander veterans and their enduring...

The push to eliminate cervical cancer for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women

The World Health Organization has a global goal to eliminate cervical cancer, requiring all countries to reach fewer than 4 cases per 100,000 women.  While...

Art from the Heart of the Cross: 25 years of saving lives in Kings Cross

The Uniting Medically Supervised Injecting Centre (MSIC) has just celebrated 25 years since opening its doors in Kings Cross. It was the first harm...

The Wall of Tears: Giving Gaza’s children a name

What does it mean to see 18,457 names, each one belonging to a child whose life was cut short? The Wall of Tears, a...

Mud is clearly great

Remi Wolf’s Mud arrives not as a retreat but as a recalibration: the Los Angeles pop maximalist has traded some of her glitter for...
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