The University of Sydney Garden is relocating off campus after six years, with volunteers saying the move will significantly ...

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. The University of Sydney – where we write, publish and distribute Honi Soit – is on the sovereign land of ...

Novelist Anna Dorn’s latest book is a humorous and unsettling look at pop stardom and the strange online communities that ...

The National Indigenous Art Fair (NIAF) has entered a new chapter. Now in its seventh year, the fair ran from 3–5 July, ...

From 1 July, Australian women will be able to access menopause and perimenopause support through endometriosis and pelvic ...

Fresh off a breakthrough run at South by Southwest (SXSW), where Rolling Stone named them “one of the best new acts this year ...

Meanjin, Australia’s second oldest literary journal, will close down after running for 85 consecutive years. Melbourne University Publishing (MUP), the publisher of Meanjin, said that the decision was ...

Jewish pro-Palestine student activist Yasmine Johnson told the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion that her ...

Robinson's quietly gripping debut, but First Light is less interested in exposing corruption than in revealing the conditions ...

A search of “Australia” on the Department of Justice’s ‘Epstein Library’ returns a focused case study of Epstein’s influence, and the types of activities upon which the pedophile’s reputation, ...

It is the rare pleasure of the critic to experience and praise a quality production. Julius Caesar, directed by Coll Ruadh Burns and Antigone Marchbank, offered a deft interpretation of one of ...

The Choral, the opening screening shown at the British Film Festival, was a moving and at times unsettling film depicting the British home front during the First World War. Starring Ralph Fiennes, ...