Two thousand Hope Butterflies swarmed into the Surry Hills Library in November.
The Hope Butterfly colony created by Erskineville artist Nick Baldas was launched in...
Christmas concerts and celebrations for you and your family will spread the joy of the festive season across Sydney’s villages this year.
There’s a live...
The Strauss operetta The Gypsy Baron, while possessing the usual melodramatic narrative devices of its genre – arranged marriage, mistaken identity and lost treasure, uncharacteristically touches on racist attitudes in waltz time.
Your Body, Your Choice, a “first of its kind” multi-language sexual assault resource, has been honoured for excellence in community engagement at the 2019 NSW...
Foodbank’s 2019 Hunger Report tells us that one in five Australians have experienced food insecurity in the last 12 months, most of them women.
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The Rev. Ray Richmond was at the forefront of social change. This included his pioneering work at Sydney’s Wayside Chapel in creating an injecting room for drug users. A celebration of his life will be held on November 17 (details at the end of this tribute).
Children in the city are being invited to swap their life stories with children in the country under pressure from the drought as part of the My Life Story program ...
Homelessness Week came about from various churches and missions running winter vigils to remember people who had died on the streets. The annual week...
DARLINGTON: Since 1926 The Sydney University Settlement has provided services to the community from its centre at Edward Street in a building that was...
REDFERN: Reconciliation Park is a stone’s throw from The Block where the Aboriginal Housing Company’s aging terrace houses have been bulldozed to make way...
The figures are staggering on World Refugee Day. On June 20, the total number of forcibly displaced people including refugees, internally displaced people and...
The climate science is in. The psychological barriers to action are multiple. The politics of denial continues. This is our context – and, indeed, the “great moral challenge of our generation”.
Sydney-born landscape artist Luke Sciberras’ exhibition Rose in View features works made on location in remote regions of the Kimberley Coast in Western Australia.
The recent tragedy in Christchurch has left many grief-stricken and horrified. It has also generated respect for wise and loving responses offered in the context of unimaginable loss.
Nina Serova will work closely with residents and agencies to ensure that they have the tools and information they need to take their views on the Waterloo redevelopment to government.
SYDNEY CITY: An exhibition of contemporary artwork capturing the battlefields of the Western Front from a century ago and reinterpreting the significance these places have in our nation’s culture and history is now on display at Sydney’s Anzac Memorial.
Blue Knot Day and the week that follows is dedicated to raising awareness and support for over five million Australian adult survivors of childhood trauma and abuse.
Despite a growing consensus pointing out the painful associations of January 26, endured by First Peoples as a date commemorating invasion, destruction of land...
Sergey Gorshkov has to plan for months and take all his camera gear and other supplies in by helicopter but he still finds any excuse to visit Wrangel Island in the Arctic Ocean in the Russian Far East.
