Writing and Publishing
Book Review: Born into this by Adam Thompson
Born into this by Adam Thompson is a collection of short stories about Aboriginal identity in Tasmania, and contains thoughtful…
Feminist Writers Festival to close
After hosting over 163 speakers and creating space for feminist writers and thinkers, the Feminist Writers Festival will close its…
Book Review: Chasing the McCubbin by Sandi Scaunich
Sandi Scaunich's novel may tempt readers to try their hand at scrounging.
NSW Government announces $1.39m in arts funding for local councils
17 councils across NSW will benefit from a $1.39 million boost in funding aimed at supporting emerging and professional arts…
Book Review: Life After Truth by Ceridwen Dovey
Award-winning author Ceridwen Dovey's latest novel is insightful and innovative.
On the Move: Latest sector appointments and departures
New Chair at Performing Lines, new Board members for Australian Book Review, WAYTCO GM steps down, and more.
A history of feminist protests in Australia
For well over a century, feminists have been angered by women’s lack of equal rights, their treatment by governments and…
Arts sponsorship raises ethical questions
Can Perth have an ethical and sustainable Fringe Festival?
ICYMI: The week's top news in the arts
Kids Van Gogh challenge, Stella Prize shortlist, Midsumma Festival program, Adelaide Fringe outcomes, National Archives anniversary, YUCK Circus to tour…
Book Review: Buried Not Dead by Fiona McGregor
McGregor’s Buried Not Dead is a passionately alive and lively essay collection.