A new show at the State Library of NSW celebrates a century of Australian cartooning.
When the first sod was turned at North Sydney 100 years ago today to mark the beginning of construction,it was a day of hope-filled ceremonies and speeches.
Fiona McFarlane’s mesmerising second novel offers a fresh take on the search for a lost child.
One hundred years ago,Henry Lawson,one of Australia’s greatest bush poets and writers,died in Sydney,aged 55. He was the first Australian writer to be granted a state funeral.
Little attention has been paid to the women in the Australian bard’s short life.
The Indigenous star says her multiple retakes of Henry Lawson’s The Drover’s Wife show violence because “I experienced it when I was quite young”.
The last 20 years has not been built on the structure of efficiency and conviviality we projected in September 2000. Howard released the dogs of ethnic hysteria soon after,and they are running still,and mauling our repute
The ongoing debate about what to do with our feral brumby population has been a wild ride. A bloody solution looms.
The award-winning playwright and filmmaker discusses growing up with a single mother and six siblings,why she would never run for government and whether the sexual politics of her industry has changed.
In the aftermath of the fires,an adventure guide returned with a tour party to the Blue Mountains wilderness on Wednesday. He sees abundant reasons for hope.