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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 Newcastle side, 20-10, in...
Sport

Heartbreak at Leichhardt, but Bears pride remains

Big T -
For North Sydney Bears fans, Saturday 12 September’s minor semi-final ended in the cruelest fashion. The Jets edged the Bears 26-25 thanks to Taj Ford’s late field goals,...

NEWS

History

The Inner East never closes the curtain on defiance

Joel O'Connor -
The Divine Playhouse lasted mere days in July 2026 before the lights went out. A queer arts space in a deconsecrated church, it was shuttered...
Cartoons

Now that’s a scam!

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Opinion

Now that’s a scam!

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Films

The End of Oak Street

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

Krank Fuss

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

New student canteen serving $5 meals opens

Mark Scott -
The University of Sydney has opened a dedicated student canteen which will serve subsidised $5 meals as part of an initiative to bring quality,...
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Theatre

The Book of Everything

Yvonne Hocothee -
A magical, quirky story for all ages exploring childhood innocence, domestic violence, religious extremism, and memories of the Nazi regime and the ability to find a refuge in the imagination.
Culture

Mum Club

Marine Grangier -
A fiercely entertaining satirical comedy exploring the intense pressures of modern parenting culture and celebrating the resilience of Blak Sisterhood.
Sport

Souths roar into finals behind Arrow’s courage

Big T -
The South Sydney Rabbitohs didn’t just beat...
Exhibitions

Redfern gallery brings artists together for Gaza

Paul Mallam -
A Redfern gallery will bring together more...
Books

Not Just a Bunnings Man: The Life and Times of Tom (G.M.) Bunning

Melinda Kearns -
Joseph Christensen has produced something rarer than another corporate success story: a genuinely humane portrait of the man behind Australia's most recognisable hardware name. 

OPINION

Now that’s a scam!

Cartoons norrie mAy-welby -

Now that’s a scam!

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Something to hold – sharing art and stories in aged care

Religion & Ethics Andrew Collis -
What happens when we bring art into an aged-care home – not simply as an activity to fill the time, but as an invitation...

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

Redfern gallery brings artists together for Gaza

Exhibitions Paul Mallam -
A Redfern gallery will bring together more than 60 artists this month to raise funds for a school serving children in Gaza.    Artists for Gaza’s...

Not Just a Bunnings Man: The Life and Times of Tom (G.M.) Bunning

Books Melinda Kearns -
Joseph Christensen has produced something rarer than another corporate success story: a genuinely humane portrait of the man behind Australia's most recognisable hardware name. 

Grappa’s new chapter in The Rocks

Food & Drinks Marine Grangier -
Grappa is an institution in Leichhardt. Despite being located on the “wrong end” of Norton Street, it has been a landmark of Little Italy...
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