The Australian described the 85-minute movie as being worth five minutes of your time, so went to see for ourselves.
"For me, cultural continuity is both a responsibility and a source of strength. It reminds me of why this work matters and ...
Melbourne’s oldest surviving building has been vandalised overnight, with activists claiming responsibility for the attack on ...
Melbourne’s oldest surviving building has been defaced with red paint in the latest in a series of escalating attacks on Australian monuments by left-wing extremists, who have declared no colonial ...
Australia now spends more than $1.1 billion a year imprisoning children and young people, as detention numbers rise and more First Nations children ...
The Northern Territory's children's commissioner says she is "incredibly disappointed" after the corrections department rejected all recommendations from a two-year investigation into the NT's youth ...
Amnesty International remains concerned with the state of human rights in Australia, and calls for the government to take ...
To Kristy Dickinson, jewelry has always represented something special. “I say, ‘It’s me spewed up in earring form,’” the self ...
At the end of the Birdsville Track, just above Maree in South Australia, Douglas dropped in to see a well-known local ...
UNSW Sydney experts explain what financial abuse is, the warning signs to watch for, and the new Tax Office protections in ...
Australia Day marks the 60th anniversary of the disappearance of the Beaumont children from Adelaide’s Glenelg Beach.
While the beach and swimming culture might feel like an intrinsic part of “Australianness”, this hasn’t always been the case.
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