The Year In…

Queering games fills that space with a familiar feeling and deep, genuine connection ...

To write about a year in dance would be impossible without talking about that dance ...

It’s October 2023 and my phone and email box are exploding. Can you believe this? Did you see the video? How can something like this still be on stage?!!! $#*&(*($%^@AF Is this what passes for culture in Adelaide?! The source ...

These poems have changed me. I know The Nightmare Sequence, once published, will change me once more. We cannot look away. We will not be forgiven ...

These past twelve months have seen me chart a fresh course across life’s cruel sea ...

The year in repair did not begin well, and geopolitical events unfolding at home and farther afield were only going to make it worse ...

The dire state of truth in Australia’s civic space crystalised in 2023 ...

Three recent collections Reviewed: Monster Field, Lucy Dougan, Giramondo, 92pp ISBN 9-781922- 725-37-0; Mourning is Women’s Business, Lee Cataldi, Puncher & Wattmann, 66pp ISBN 9-781922-671359; At the Altar of Touch, Gavin Yuan Gao, UQP, 113pp ISBN 978-0-7022-6334-7 As happens most ...

Seeking Equivalency In the past two decades we have observed an immense growth of First Nations protocols in public life. In 2008, we saw the opening of federal parliament begin with a traditional Welcome to Country and now we see ...

Not talking about typography in 2022 ‘The first rule of fight club is you do not talk about fight club.’ Within a few months that single sentence of dialogue from David Fincher’s 1999 film Fight Club was catapulted (via Brad ...