New South Wales
Southern Cross University cuts Creative Arts Program
Creative learning avenues again on the chopping block, with NSW’s Southern Cross University discontinuing its Arts Program.
Join a First Nations success story in new phase of growth
NAISDA is searching for its next Head of Teaching and Learning, Engagement and Wellbeing Manager and Cultural Practice Lead to…
Music review: Dela Ensemble, Second Iranian Music Festival
This troupe aims to introduce traditional Iranian music to a wider audience.
A Day On The Green 2024-25: an ultimate guide to daycations and uplifting live music
Escape the daily grind with A Day On The Green, the one-of-a-kind outdoor live music series of events held in…
Theatre review: Golden Blood, Wharf Theatre
Sydney Theatre Company presents Merlynn Tong's acclaimed Griffin Theatre production.
Exhibition review: Tommy Carman: Well Heeled, Mega
Tommy Carman's paintings riff on a mix of photorealism and the abstract.
Sydney’s beloved Footbridge Theatre is making a grand return
The theatre launched some of our biggest stars and is reopening after nearly 20 years, writes Laura Ginters.
From true crime to post-colonialism: Sydney Festival launches its 2025 season
Olivia Ansell’s final Sydney Festival as Director grapples with big questions and has factored the cost of living crisis into…
Cats and dogs and panthers and dingoes – animal lovers get ready for a season of exhibitions
Three exhibitions invite animal lovers to the galleries this spring.
Breaking news: Michael Brand to step down as AGNSW Director
Michael Brand's 13-year tenure as AGNSW Director will come to an end in 2025.