The 1940 film The Mortal Storm was the only film at the time to tackle the treatment of the Jews in Nazi Germany.
If our politicians were required to send their offspring to state schools,there would be a dramatic change in funding.
When the award-winning journalist set out to write her memoir there was a lot on the table,but she chose to focus on food over feminism.
A new graphic narrative tells little-known yarns about the Shrine of Remembrance.
Winifred Smith’s letters,now on display at the State Library of NSW,are a rare insight into women’s experience of the war effort.
And a distress signal goes postal.
The compulsion to vote has served us well for more than a century and is the best way for the voices of all the people – even mute ones – to be heard one way or another. What could be more democratic than that?
An altogether different cycling tour.
Former ambulance driver Tom Pritchard was one of 14,000 Australian soldiers who – against all odds – held back the might of the German Army in North Africa during World War II.
Italy’s first female PM is also the first to govern from the far right in decades. Has Giorgia Meloni’s agenda changed in power? Where did her politics come from? And why has Italy had 68 governments since World War II?
A new show at the State Library of NSW celebrates a century of Australian cartooning.