Simone Rocha is often cited as a successor to Rei Kawakubo. Her London Fashion Week show confirms she is one of the most creative designers of her generation.
The Nullarbor Plain is more than a long road trip – for the author it was a chance to re-establish a family tradition and reconnect with the Australian landscape.
On a day of national significance in the not-too-distant future, Australians may be invited to reflect on the damaging experience of the 2023 referendum.
‘Hope for the best but prepare for the worst’ is a good approach for Australian comedians performing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, especially in the current economic climate.
The key arguments against the Voice to Parliament aren’t supported by contemporary examples in Norway and New Zealand, where consultation with indigenous communities has led to more effective policy.
As mental health professionals report young people are increasingly distressed by climate change, a new rural conference for evangelical Christians is encouraging children to attend amid “escalating signs” of the End Times.
One of the earliest offers by First Nations people to help repair the damage of colonisation ended in failure. How does the history of Cummeragunja demonstrate the value of the Voice?
