Australia
Tony Tulathimutte’s incels and misogynists define our era of cringe
Two years on, Tulathimutte’s book Rejection reflects an ongoing shift from heroes and martyrs to the 'freely awful'.Â
The Bridge: inside the new program revamping music education in Australian schools
A new program from The Song Room, The Bridge is putting contemporary creators in primary school classrooms.
This is how we lead the arts through a time of crisis – with integrity not fear
Arts leaders must change how they approach conflict, argues leadership consultant Veronica Pardo.
Community radio delivers $153 million to Australian music economy
Community radio stations broadcast more than double the volume of local music played by commercial networks, according to a new…
On the move: latest arts sector appointments
This week’s arts sector appointments include a new CEO at Adelaide Fringe.
The Drover's Wife review: Leah Purcell debuts her powerful new Australian opera
It's been a long wait, but Leah Purcell has finally brought her musical adaption of Henry Lawson’s famous short story…
Federal Budget 2026-27: Opposition, Greens and A New Approach assess arts funding
The Shadow Arts Minister, the Greens and arts think tank A New Approach add their responses to the 2026-27 Federal…
Adelaide’s Tarnanthi is going on tour
Last year Tarnanthi marked its 10th anniversary with a survey exhibition. Now, the Adelaide festival of Aboriginal and Torres Strait…
Best opportunities, grants & awards for creatives this week
Opportunities for 18 to 24 May include valuable visual arts and writing prizes.
The Shepherd’s Hut review: Tim Winton adaptation burns bright
Black Swan's stirring adaptation of The Shepherd's Hut is proof of the strength of Western Australian storytelling.