Say hello to ‘Sanga’, Sydney’s trailblazing new vegan venture
Bhavani Baumann of Green Lion fame talks exclusively with The Sentinel about her exciting new food offering, set to open next month in Sydney’s Inner West.
Features
Big names on big screens: the Sydney Film Festival returns
SFF 2021 is back in cinemas this November with one of its best collection of films ever.
NSW prisoners are “sitting ducks” for Covid-19
Prisoner rights activists are demanding that authorities heed the health advice and protect people in prison.
Raise Our Voice Australia presents youth voices to parliament
A unique political campaign has resulted in speeches by young people being read aloud by MPs in federal parliament. Youth editor Corin Shearston investigates.
Dominic Perrottet: who is he and what can we expect from his premiership?
With Dominic Perrottet confirmed as Gladys Berejiklian’s successor, the Sentinel explores the political career of the man set to be the 46th Premier of NSW.
A popular, hardworking premier; a steady hand through a crisis – but some progressive and trust credentials left wanting
In the wake of Gladys Berejiklian’s resignation, Gary Nunn examines the premier’s considerable, complicated and sometimes controversial legacy.
Vegans stand up to the meat industry at Senate hearing
Australia’s animal agriculture industry is seeking to ban terms such as ‘plant-based milk’, ‘meat-free mince’ and ‘vegan sausages’. National campaign group Vegan Australia weighs in.
“There are many areas which are very vulnerable”: how rising sea levels will change Sydney
As climate change continues apace, Richie Black explores how rising sea levels will impact coastal areas of Sydney – and the outlook is sobering.
The simple complexity of Fabels’ Minds
John Moyle speaks to Sydney duo Fabels as they release their brilliant third album – the shimmering, cinematic Minds.
Jeffery Wang on nurturing underrepresented minorities in Australian business
As a self-described “advocate for the diversity of thought”, Professional Development Forum founder Jeffery Wang is passionate about supporting underrepresented cultural minorities in Australian business.
The spirit of dance in a celebrational book
Australian dance company Marrugeku celebrates 25 years of creativity and culture with a magnificent commemorative book, Marrugeku: Telling That Story.
Spy v Spy – new reasons for spying
Sydney rock/ska band Spy v Spy, founded in the squats of Glebe, are back with New Reasons – their first album in almost three decades.
Ben Lee on being “born for this bullshit”
Australian indie-pop icon Ben Lee sits down with the Sentinel, revealing why he feels like Batman – and why he was born for the “bullshit” of popular culture.
Climate activists continue to challenge push for gas
Climate activists are continuing to demand that both major parties heed climate science and pull back from “gas-led recovery” plans, reports Margaret Gleeson.