Culture and sport

How much of a voice do Indigenous athletes have in their own organisation? 

The First Inventors tackles head on the importance of reconciliation and truth-telling.

What is the government review seeking to achieve?

A decade-long journey of exploring the intimate consequences of inequality.

Asteroid City is coming and fans are walking themselves into faux Wes Anderson movies.

Tasmania is on the verge of having its own AFL team.

Cherine Fahd and Lee Wallace review the Heide exhibition of photographer Catherine Opie.

The Lover stuns with its emotional force and lyrical beauty, writes Anthony Macris.

Gen Z grew up in a world filled with ugly fashion – no wonder they love their Crocs

The exhibition Pride (R)evolution is an authentic exhibition for queer communities.

The full credit list at the beginning of the film Tár is a nod to hidden hierarchies

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visits India this week.

Harry's was a nod and a gulp to Australian fans, but just how Aussie is the shoey?

Roses on Saint Valentine’s Day were once something unexpected, and very expensive.

A Q&A with A/Prof Cherine Fahd, one of Australia’s leading photographic artists

How the ‘artfully incoherent’ presenter changed Australian music.

Why there’s new hope and prosperity tipped for Australia-China relations.

The 2023 Australian Open pauses a year of profound political tensions in tennis.

The National Library is threatening to pull the plug on Trove.

Host nations of large sports events are often called out for their track record on rights.

Vikki Wakefield’s twisty thriller explores every parent’s worst nightmare.

Louis Nowra’s thematic history of Sydney is playful and inspired.

Location could have played a part in getting an African nation into the final four.

Art and allegory grant us access to what sits below the visible surface.

NGV McQueen exhibition makes us consider how all the visual arts are inter-related.

Associate Professor and artist Cherine Fahd writes about why she loves Santa photos.

Why the World Cup is a vessel for political protest.

Exhibition explores how Carla Zampatti saw her designs as a tracker of feminism.

Two issues at the FIFA world cup are likely to test both the hosts and football fans.

Cockfighting in Timor Leste is a complicated game.