As Australia’s national security apparatus is increasingly applied to pursuing suspected people smugglers, foundational concepts of justice are being cast aside.

La cocina, an adaptation of Arnold Wesker’s 1957 play The Kitchen, is an exploration of migrant worker misery sharpened by the political environment in America today.

Jess Hill’s Quarterly Essay, Losing It, asks a simple but profound question. Why hasn’t Australia been able to stop violence against women and children? Despite years of awareness raising, counting of ...

As Australia’s national security apparatus is increasingly applied to pursuing suspected people smugglers, foundational ...

From Palaeolithic cave paintings to cruciform churches and Sydney’s Kings Cross, this deceptively primitive intersection of two lines has enduring symbolic power.

Artists Mere Nailatikau and AM Kanngieser have co-created a sensory installation that brings the landscapes, sounds and wisdom of the Pacific region to the Venice Biennale.

Saman Shad’s The Sex Lives of Married Women begins with a provocative question: how do marriages, born from hope and ...

Indonesia increases mining royalties. US, UK launch strikes against Houthis in Yemen; UN holds Gaza aid hearings. Canada ...

In its efforts to cut costs, the agency running the NDIS has taken an adversarial approach that has left participants ...

Today’s election will likely prove historic for the Liberal Party’s vote, with seats such as Robertson shaping as new bellwethers.

In the tradition of the late, great Mungo MacCallum, LR tries to infuse his puzzles with humour, wordplay and poetry to give readers plenty of “Aha!” moments. They will be accessible, but always with ...

Both major parties have run election campaigns focused on the leaders to the exclusion of rising stars and talented rivals, even as shifting demographics highlight the need for generational change.