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Primavera is the Museum of Contemporary Art’s annual spring exhibition featuring selected Australian artists under 35. This year, curator Tim Riley Walsh asks what it means for artists to create in a post-industrial age of reproduction.

Reports of a ‘technical issue’ forced the flight to return to Australia

“It took the police two days to charge me, but 73 days later, the male police officer who punched me in the head with enough force to rip open my right eyeball has not been charged, and to the best of my knowledge, he remains in uniform prowling the streets…

The family of a Sydney surfer and horticulturalist who died in a shark attack has been hailed as a hero as a premier pauses a shark nets removal trial.

Trials to remove shark nets from some NSW beaches have been suspended after the death of a surfer. But what impact do they actually have on shark attacks in the first place?

A cluttered home can create unnecessary stress in your daily life. It's easy to become overwhelmed by items that no longer serve a purpose — things sitting unused in drawers, cupboards, or entire rooms.

Thomas was arrested and charged at a Sydney protest on 27 June, where her lawyers allege she was punched in the face by police

Have a wander through Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane on a Friday night and you’ll notice the same thing almost everywhere. Cafes are buzzing, shops are spilling people onto the street, and bars are packed. And tucked in the background, usually by a door or drifting through the crowd, is a…

The Coconut Children by Vivian Pham is one of six literary adaptations to be staged at the Sydney theatre next year, alongside The Birds, A Room With a View and the Craig Silvey bestseller Runt

As ageing technology in Australia’s capital cities is upgraded, big changes are coming down the tracks

Sand dunes, dolphin spotting and crystal clear waters. It’s little surprise that Port Stephens was just crowned Best Town in Australia