Culture and sport

The persistence of a male-dominated culture is still a barrier for women in surfing.

Australian history and identity is a source of conflict among Wikipedia editors.

Reimagining Birrarung 50 years from now.

The response to Liam Payne’s death highlights the power of childhood and music.

UTS PhD candidate Tim Kelly examines the decline of Australian music in the ARIA charts.

New analysis of Australian music charts shows a significant decline in Australian artists

School photos are more than mere keepsakes, they betray much about our younger selves.

Via satire and body-horror The Substance questions how we consume the female body.

A research-led initiative will address how Indigenous history and heritage is collected.

Gentle and beautifully shot, Runt will appeal to older children and young adolescents.

How hi-vis became a symbol of working-class masculinity.

From runways to film: the untold story of a trailblazing First Nations fashion designer.

The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games is adding another page in Paralympic history.

Associate Professor Cherine Fahd and UTS Artist-in-Residence (2023–­24) Claudia Nicholson

UTS Industry Professor Tim Harcourt examines the economics of the Paris 2024 Olympics.

A year ago, the government instigated a review of the national multicultural framework.

Sustainability, cultural significance, and high fashion at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Julie Rrap’s latest exhibit, Past Continuous, is a gloriously defiant statement of self.

Critics should cast a broader eye when it comes to drugs in Australian sports.

Lily Brett’s novel, Too Many Men was published 25 years ago. Now it's a film: Treasure.

Journalist Yuan Yang's book is a breath of fresh air writes Wanning Sun.

Sharing images of war comes with a moral responsibility.

With the Melbourne Rebels axed how can the sport bounce back?

So much is going right for soccer in Australia, but the A-League is still struggling.

The NRL currently has 17 clubs and like the AFL, wants to get to a 20-team competition.

Why Australian women have so little trust in religious institutions.

What if generative AI were able to be put to use as a tool of memory-work.

Will cricket really take hold in the US?

Dr Liz Guiffre explores why we love a TV wedding.

Darwin Dingoes, Canberra Capitals, Cairns Crocodiles?