
Burning questions
A wildlife sanctuary in the Great Sandy Desert is studying how Indigenous fire management can protect biodiversity
Oslo Davis is an illustrator and artist.
Burning questions
A wildlife sanctuary in the Great Sandy Desert is studying how Indigenous fire management can protect biodiversityTo be free
The Booker Prize–winning author on the need to write against the dogmas of conformityOn the chain
A Victorian abattoir dispute shone a light on a system designed to exploit migrant workers’ hopes and ambitionsBlood lies
An African Australian’s DNA nightmare as faulty science keeps his family separatedTacita Dean and the poetics of film editing
The MCA’s survey of the British-born artist’s work reveals both the luminosity of analogue film and its precariousnessDavid McBride’s guilty plea and the need for whistleblower reform
The former army lawyer had no choice but to plead guilty, which goes to show how desperately we need better whistleblower protectionsKandinsky at AGNSW
The exhibition of the Russian painter’s work at the Art Gallery of NSW provides a fascinating view of 20th-century art’s leap from representation to abstractionThe unsung career of Margret RoadKnight
Little-known outside the Melbourne folk scene for decades, singer Margret RoadKnight’s 60 years of music-making is celebrated in a new compilation