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Silicosis is often considered an invisible enemy. Essentially, it is a lung disease caused by breathing in crystalline silica ...
The unfortunate situation at Bendigo Writers Festival over the weekend is yet another example of cultural leadership failure.
To turn into a tree takes determination and can be painful. It is a slow three-stage process, the final stage being known as ...
Applications for both grants open on Monday 29 September 2025. Applications for the Creative Sparks Grants Program close at ...
Lynette Ramsay Silver’s account about Sister Bullwinkel, Australia's wartime nurse, makes for grim reading, but we shouldn’t ...
Hitchcock purists may sneer at this production but for theatregoers who enjoy silly escapism, levity and laughs – with ...
At a time when journalists are being permanently silenced by Israel’s genocidal forces, it is incomprehensible that a writers ...
Reluctantly RSVP to the 892 nd entry in a never-ending, but fully flagging, superhero franchise. Maybe this one won’t be a ...
Kate Larsen, the co-author of this article with fellow panellists Madison Griffiths with Cher Tan, are among the writers to ...
Perhaps the scariest thing about AI and artists isn’t that it will do creators out of their jobs but that no-one will care.
Did artists feel the recent indexed wage increase? No. They largely remain on the poverty line. And this week’s speculated ...
In the artificial intelligence rollout, the carrot will be that you still have a job. The stick will be needing AI due to far ...