They make us laugh and leave us spellbound,but what were these creative Australians like growing up?
An international journalist and author reflects on the apparent disaffection with Australia,the country he calls home.
Once they could get you arrested,now they’re a swimwear staple. How did budgies catch on in Australia,and who wears them now?
First Australians were making huge overseas voyages to trade in a vast international network at least 300 years earlier than previously thought.
The Sydney Festival ends on Sunday under a cloud caused by the boycott over Israeli embassy sponsorship. Another Sydney festival demonstrates a better approach.
Noel Pearson has given Australia the gift of a compelling vision of the nation’s unique identity and unified future – and now he believes it can happen. “I see it mate,we are on track,we are on track.”
Chris O’Neil will lose a portion of her place in history if Ash Barty wins the Australian Open on Saturday night. O’Neil won’t be bothered in the least.
Deloitte has been engaged to lead a review of “corporate and common services” across agencies inside the Department of Premier and Cabinet.
The library for young artistic minds will open mid-2022 at the Art Gallery of NSW.
Millions in funding has been granted to “secure,restore and preserve the culture,heritage and future use” of a three-hectare heritage precinct.
British impresario Sir Howard Panter is shopping for a new theatre and rehearsal space in Sydney as the curtain rises on his first foray into Australian theatre.