Placement
Caught in a Trap Sydney’s rat-runners are just another sign of a city being crushed by obsessive plans for a Big Australia
It's 9.30am, I’ve just left home, and I hit a 100-metre queue at the lights. My pulse quickens.
The Slap Our Poker Machine Addiction
Like many young Australians, I have grown up with the pokies.
At Any Given Hour Uber after dark
"Next morning I awake and check the app. The heat map glows red across the city."
Outside My House
She tells me about her best friends, they go to a different school now. Emotion creeps into my throat and I start to feel anxious.
Theatre of War Focus on Stephen Dupont
Award-winning conflict photographer Stephen Dupont has devised an impressive new theatrical experience entitled Don’t Look Away.
Radio Free Alice Darlinghurst
Located in a small cluster of shops on Darlinghurst Road, between the Jewish Museum and the Darlo Bar, 'Alice' is the mother lode for indie kids.
Glocal Bollocks A Letter from London
When I step out on to the balcony of my Brutalist 1970s low-rise ex-council block, and look north, I see the new parametrically-designed toy town looming along the horizon.
Paper Modesty The disaster and the relief of architect Shigeru Ban
At some point people started referring to Shigeru Ban as the “good” architect.
Daydream A profile of the artist Ingrid Gerhard
“I wanted to capture that isolating feeling of figuring out who you are and gaining independence.”
Stanbuli A Turkish Riff on Food and History
“I had a few of the old locals walk up to me, very curious as to what I was doing to the building.”
Between Two Cities A train journey from Copenhagen to Malmö
Travelling by train between Denmark and Sweden
The Ibis and the Real Estate Agent fiction
Like most of the Inner West, the neighbourhood was as full as a Macca’s car park bin.