The hurricane that all but destroyed New Orleans 21 years ago kickstarted a still-contentious chapter in the city’s cultural ...

Re-reading ‘On the Beach’, Nevil Shute’s classic novel of facing an oncoming slow annihilation following nuclear war, hits ...

Remembering the paragon of feminist art, who foreshadowed “relational aesthetics”, made works that raised eyebrows in the ...

The miracle of Melbourne’s Malthouse – formerly Playbox and Hoopla! – the theatre company that has nurtured Australian talent ...

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Ryan Murphy’s latest, an adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’s semi-autobiographical novel of rich LA kids and a serial killer, ...

The end of coal-fired power plants in Victoria’s Latrobe Valley has left the towns of the region in drastic economic decline ...

British novelist Gwendoline Riley continues her consideration of narcissists, from the most extreme to some forgivable ...

Kristen Stewart’s disorientating debut adapts a memoir of escaping a traumatic childhood, while Hlynur Pálmason delivers a ...

Swans coach Dean Cox said today that what happened on Monday morning isn’t a football issue and he’s right. Footy isn’t the ...

The lessons for Labor from Billy Hughes’s Australia, as the government considers cuts to migration in the pursuit of ...