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Culture

The Unburdening

Yvonne Hocothee -
A courageous and entertaining semi-autobiographical play exploring the situation of an chronically ill soon making a bid for independence from his caring father.
Films

Resident Evil

Lindsay Cohen -
Resident Evil (2026) is pretty amusing and worth watching even if you know nothing about...

NEWS

Theatre

Dixon and Daughters

Yvonne Hocothee -
A powerful piece of familial drama, disturbing and memorable, exploring the lives of women damaged by an abusive patriarch.
Environment

Australia braces for sea lion mortalities amid bird flu outbreak

Emmanuelle Botté -
Since June, Australia has experienced its first outbreak of bird flu. The current H5 variant has now spread to a unique and iconic endangered...
Music

Ride Lonesome – The magic of the ocean swell put to music

John T Bottom -
Beck’s Ride Lonesome arrives not as a reinvention but as a refinement: a quietly devastating return to the chamber‑folk terrain of Sea Change and...
Sport

Kings begin title defence with a bang

Big T -
There are season openers, and then there are season openers that make the rest of the NBL sit up, spill its coffee and wonder...
Religion & Ethics

A sacramental view of the world

Andrew Collis -
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...
Music

Jan Gunnar Hoff brings Nordic jazz to Sydney

Stephen Webb -
Acclaimed Norwegian jazz pianist Jan Gunnar Hoff will make his Australian debut in October with two Sydney concerts in collaboration with Sydney-based Scandinavian-inspired ensemble...
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Sport

A hard night at Allianz, but the heart was there

Big T -
For South Sydney fans, Friday 11 September at Allianz Stadium ended in heartbreak. The Rabbitohs’ 2026 premiership dream was cut short by a hungry...
Sport

Heartbreak at Leichhardt, but Bears pride remains

Big T -
For North Sydney Bears fans, Saturday 12...
History

The Inner East never closes the curtain on defiance

Joel O'Connor -
The Divine Playhouse lasted mere days in...
Cartoons

Now that’s a scam!

norrie mAy-welby -
Opinion

Now that’s a scam!

norrie mAy-welby -

OPINION

A sacramental view of the world

Religion & Ethics Andrew Collis -
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...

Now that’s a scam!

Cartoons norrie mAy-welby -

Now that’s a scam!

Opinion norrie mAy-welby -

FIRST PEOPLES

First Nations Fashion Design reclaims the runway

First Peoples Sophia Poole -
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

First Peoples South Sydney Herald -
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

First Peoples Sophia Poole -
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...

CULTURE

Jan Gunnar Hoff brings Nordic jazz to Sydney

Music Stephen Webb -
Acclaimed Norwegian jazz pianist Jan Gunnar Hoff will make his Australian debut in October with two Sydney concerts in collaboration with Sydney-based Scandinavian-inspired ensemble...

The End of Oak Street

Films Lindsay Cohen -
As a bit of a nerd, it’s very frustrating to me when something happens in a film without...

Krank Fuss

Books Anna Jahjah -
Andrew Upton makes an assured debut as a novelist with...
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