Six critics nominate their cultural highlights of the year, from visual arts, books, theatre, music and computer games ...

Inspired by a Chekhov story, the author’s slender volume explores her separation during the Covid lockdowns from her mother, ...

The right-wing podcast behind the government not mentioning its expert review panel when announcing migration changes ...

Confronting violence and intense sex scenes permeate Marlon James’s latest, lengthy novel, a compelling look at homophobia in Jamaica ...

A Shakespearean first folio and handwritten letters from Einstein and Newton make David Walsh’s new library unusually quiet ...

Museums are leading efforts to find and record new sea life in some of Australia’s most remote territories, before it’s too ...

How a jack-of-all-trades from Melbourne’s rural fringes used kitchen scourers to win NASA’s competition to develop tyres for ...

While our bookshelves heave with military mythology, where are the Australian novels examining our participation in modern ...

As sequels and restorations return some celebrated witches to our screens, the author recalls an ’80s childhood being ...

Attempts by the government, the opposition and One Nation to leave each other flat-footed over immigration leaves policy underdone ...

One lunchtime in August 1948, Peter Finch was doing Molière on the shop floor at O'Brien's glass factory in Sydney when Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh turned up. Olivier and Leigh were the king and ...

It’s a dirty business, and if you’re in it long enough, it sticks to you like a $10 working girl with an itchy arm. I’d spent ...