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Putting their livestock, tractors and drought feeding aside for a night, these farmers are taking to the stage. Source link

These artists are carving out a niche in a traditionally male space, using recycled materials and offcuts to create beautiful furniture, and even making music to accompany the work. Source link

Tucked away in bushland on Western Australia’s south coast, a hidden World War II site has become a sprawling canvas for street artists from all over the world. Source link

Girramay, Yidinji and Kuku-Yalanji artist Tony Albert hopes to “take every item of ‘Aboriginalia’ in Australia out of circulation”. Source link

In 2009, Suzie Miller had a choice between becoming a magistrate in Australia or a residency at the National Theatre in London. Source link

The month he turned 30, Mosab Abu Toha was blindfolded, beaten and detained by the Israel Defense Forces. The essay he wrote about it won a Pulitzer Prize.   Source link

Dazzling drone shows will return to Sydney’s largest art and culture festival for the first time since 2024. Source link

In May 2025, Helen Garner, Chloe Hooper and Sarah Krasnostein, three literary true-crime writers, headed to Erin Patterson’s trial. The resulting book just won an Australian Book Industry Award. Source link

Gwen Knox, from Western Australia, has written a play inspired by her family that she hopes starts important conversations about dementia and truth-telling. Source link

“Our Kylie” gets candid in the three-part Netflix docuseries, grieving over IVF struggles, Michael Hutchence, and revealing she was diagnosed with cancer a second time in 2021. Source link