Writing and Publishing
How Indigenous art is changing Australian law
Aboriginal art has become a source of legal evidence for native title claims.
The Burning Library: Our Great Novelists Lost and Found
Geordie Williamson has written a rallying cry concerning Australia's literary canon and its preservation.
2013 Sidney Myer Creative Fellowships announced
The Sidney Myer Fund has announced the winners of its 2013 Fellowship. Seven artists were awarded $160,000 over two years…
What makes art taboo?
Taboo art can serve many functions: it can open up a dialogue about a sensitive topic; it can break new…
Moving from academic thinking to workplace thinking
Moving from academic thinking to workplace thinking can be an exciting challenge, but there are still some hurdles to overcome.
Eat Me
Recently republished as part of the Text Classics range, Linda Jaivin’s debut novel is a refreshing take on the interplay…
Actors, writers, directors, musicians turn photographers to change the world
A host of creative folk have picked up their cameras and snapped away in an attempt to provide opportunities to…
Stop using these words on your CV
Getting rid of few overused words could be all it takes to make your generic-sounding resume the star attraction in…
Don't be defined by your generation
How to convince employers that the stereoptypes about Gen Y don't apply to you.
To put a photo or not?
We explore the pros and cons of including your photo with your resume.