Unfinished Business is the first instalment in Miles Franklin-winning writer Shankari Chandran’s thrilling new fictional ...

In an attempt to force the reallocation of NDIS costs, Anthony Albanese has halted funding negotiations for state hospitals – ...

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While the world’s richest tech executives see advantages in allegiance to the new president, the person best positioned to ...

William Yang’s photography – collated in his latest retrospective show for ASIA Topa – is a diary of Chinese–Australian and ...

The foreign affairs minister met with her new American counterpart this week, amid concerns that Australia will be required ...

With each January comes an Australian Open, and with each Australian Open comes another controversy involving Novak Djokovic, ...

Gaza: A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has allowed residents of Gaza to return to their ruined homes and secured the ...

The newly Mrs Frida Parker of Mountain View Road ironed everything, including underwear. While she pressed crisp ...

The literature of dementia is not large. There are nonfictional exceptions, such as Annie Ernaux’s wrenching account of her mother’s descent into Alzheimer’s, I Remain in Darkness, Wendy Mitchell’s ...

Eva Baltasar’s Mammoth is about survival. The Catalan writer’s tight, intense novel relishes the contradictions lying beneath that instinct – how what we hunger for might not sustain us. Mammoth is ...

As the school year begins, teachers across the country are considering whether they can manage the unpaid overtime, stress with parents and struggle with under-resourced classrooms.