Placement
Leaving the Panic Room ‘Hir’ at Belvoir Street Theatre
"It's not an easy play, it's a problematic play,” says Williams. “And it’s not a PC play."
Sydney’s Quantum Economy Microsoft announce partnership with the University of Sydney
“Just don’t expect your quantum cellphone in five minutes’ time.”
Izzi Manfredi
Next Door with The Preatures’ singer
A Ghost Story Taking the life-and-death pulse of separation
'A Ghost Story' does something new: it takes a ghost as its subject matter and its central character. It isn’t about demons or malevolence, but loneliness and wonder.
When It Is All Just About Okay John Cheever and his flower of confusion
Maybe there is the warm, uncomplicated glow that comes over us when, after so much time and so much hurt, things are finally just about okay.
Life Drawing Class Finding the naked truth
There’s a sudden and unexpected intimacy that comes with being the custodian of someone’s nudity...
Evergreen Every weekend, a small army of volunteers dig below the surface
The delights of working in other people’s gardens.
The Queue of Life Maybe there’s more to lining up than being here first
“Had we taken something we shouldn’t have? The moral dilemma distracted me... But I got over it.”
The Other Side of Motherhood Outside my house
It’s not all playdates and babyccinos.
Dunkirk All for one and one for all
We have the resolve to endure, even when it feels like the light is being snuffed out of this world.
Unmarked Tracks: July A monthly Australian music column
Unmarked Tracks is a monthly consideration of Australian music that pays particular interest to the sounds of the past that journey into the present, or remain undeservedly confined to the off-road paths.
Automatic For The People Driverless cars in the age of the great motorway splurge
You can’t have a smart city with dumb projects.