A new report has found that if the next federal government lifted public spending on higher education by just one per cent of GDP, undergraduate education could be made free for all Australians.
Some 40 residents have been left homeless or scrambling to find accommodation in a rapidly shortening market after alleged abuse of tenants at a Potts Point property owned by one of Sydney’s largest developers.
The Climate Council of Australia says Australians would make significant savings – in addition to helping the environment – if home energy efficiency standards were raised.
The Australian Theatre for Young People’s new musical, The Deb, had the audience cackling and on their feet applauding, writes Tahli Blackman.
Australian artists George Gittoes and Hellen Rose tell features editor Makayla Muscat about their experience on the frontline in Ukraine, where they are documenting the effects of the ongoing Russian invasion.
Richie Black reflects on the unique identity of the multifaceted Sydney Park – and its somewhat uncertain future.
Over a century since the end of Word War I, features editor Makayla Muscat speaks to historian Dennis Overton about two brothers landing at Anzac Cove under fire.
After having to cancel two of their annual balls due to Covid-19, this year’s Aurora Ball is going ahead, with the theme being ‘Metamorphosis’.
Charles Firth discusses his latest show about the genius of political spin – and the Prime Minister who’s mastered it.
“The audience growth of the News Corp newspapers … shows that abandoning impartiality in news reporting might be a successful corporate business strategy.”
John Moyle explores the lavish theatrical production of American in Paris – soon to commence its Sydney season – interviewing original Broadway lead Leanne Cope and other key creatives.
Australians are being urged to “get dead set” and have open, honest conversations about death and dying, reports Tileah Dobson.
While the iconic parade is behind us, this year’s Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras festivities are continuing well into April – with the Paradiso Pool Party still to come.
Tileah Dobson pens a love letter to the Sydney Royal Easter Show, which is extra special this year, with the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW celebrating its 200th anniversary.
Sammy J is bringing his musical comedy show, Symphony in J Minor, to Sydney – but not before speaking to The Sentinel’s arts and entertainment editor, Tahli Blackman.
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