Viewers,it’s time for a reality check.
The Hollywood star spent more than six months in Sydney ensconced in George Miller’s dystopian Mad Max universe,and lived to tell the tale.
On new album Funeral for Justice,Tuareg guitarist Mdou Moctar lets rip ferocious riffs steeped in urgent anti-colonialism.
Where the works of William Kentridge only asks questions,the Sydney Biennale provides ready-made answers.
Group fitness:the term is a combination of two of my least favourite things.
With words always gaining new meanings,setting crosswords is no piece of cake.
After winning the 2016 Vogel’s Literary Award with a collection of short stories,Murray Middleton spent eight years on his first novel.
Years of correspondence between Shirley Hazzard and Elizabeth Harrower reveal much about their unusual friendship.
In the sequel to her novel Benevolence,Julie Janson has produced a gothic historical novel that does justice both to the sorrow and the story of what Aboriginal Australia suffered in the 19th century.
Deborah and Ava are reunited in the comedy-drama’s new season and it’s a thrill to see both their characters evolve (but not too much).
On their naggingly catchy new album,the Lemon Twigs still sound like they’re living in an eternal 1968.