The ongoing battle between acclaimed pianist Jayson Gillham and the MSO is set to move into its next phase next week as the case goes to trial.
Creative Australia chair Wesley Enoch says removal and reinstatement of Australia’s Venice Biennale representative Khaled Sabsabi holds lessons for all arts organisations,as former PM says his treatment was “absolutely” unfair.
After a snap byelection call,Labor and the LNP briefly paused campaigns this week to farewell Jimmy Sullivan. Now,seven others have thrown their hats in the ring.
More than 20 people were arrested over two days of protest action in Brisbane’s CBD,with pro-Palestine groups calling on the Crisafulli government to repeal its contentious hate-speech laws.
Bestselling author Michael Robotham is among those unimpressed with the festival’s demand that writers not appear at other book events.
People need to know – and deserve to know – what’s going on in their neighbourhood.
If these landmark court decisions against Meta and YouTube result in a dilution of free speech,the so-called victory will be hollow indeed.
High-profile artist Nordacious has been told to pull items from his online store under controversial new Queensland laws,as officers eye a mural in the capital.
The opposition’s most significant symbolic gesture since it was swept from power at the 2024 state election carries risk for the party on two fronts.
With some of the harshest cybercrime laws in the world,in the UAE any commentary about regional conflict or security can be a criminal offence.