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The first known film by an African-American lesbian, Cheryl Dunye’s debut from 1996 blends documentary and narrative ...

Erin Patterson’s notoriety, and the consuming public fascination with her triple-murder case, adds another layer to her ...

With enquiry and laughter rather than blame, the acclaimed Indian author delivers a memoir of her formidable and sometimes ...

The government’s proposed FOI changes are another sign it’s not as keen on transparency and accountability as it professes ...

Artist Georgia Banks submits to reality-TV dating show scrutiny in her insightful exhibition Villain Edit ...

Carbon credits have been dismissed as a scam to permit business-as-usual, but does that ignore the essential role of forest conservation in climate action?

There is an uncritical but flawed assumption that Aboriginal people are unquestionably Australian republicans. Professor Marcia Langton, responding to republican ridicule of the pomp and circumstance ...

Richard Denniss is the chief economist at The Australia Institute.

A decade ago, as I waited for my order outside a Maroochydore fish and chip shop, a tall, barefoot young man strolled past wearing a T-shirt that read: ‘Greed is good. Trample the weak. Hurdle the ...