From early histories of ASIO to Malcolm Turnbull's recollection of the Spycatcher trial. It's a good time to read up.
When it comes to tales of daring heists and gun-toting highwaymen, Australian popular mythology has barely scratched the surface.
Humans didn’t invent the price system on purpose; we are the beneficiaries of a happy accident.
In a week littered with literary inaccuracies, the question needs to be asked: why are so many authors getting away with sloppy research?
Midnight Oil's first show since 2017 reflected the anger of the left — past, present and future.
Labor’s proposed boost to arts funding comes after a decade of declining public support. Funding isn't the only problem the sector faces.
Art is ultimately about symbolism, and Labor delivered it in spades this weekend.
"A smart, sophisticated thriller that explores power, class and prejudice, Eight Lives will keep you engrossed until the last page." — Affirm Press
He was a poet who reached across the aeons to Homer, yet he lived in a land which has never willingly taken a single poem to its heart.
Iggy Pop may be known as the godfather of punk, but he's returned to Sydney at a time where punk is one of the hardest things to be.