Student activists fighting uphill battle for the fundamental right to protest
Student activists at the University of Sydney are fighting for the right to protest, following draconian police clampdowns.
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Trans and gender diverse allies urged to oppose ‘Trans Erasure Bill’
There are concerns that the introduction of Mark Latham’s ‘Trans Erasure Bill’ in NSW could see a spike in hateful rhetoric towards vulnerable young people.
On your bikes, then
Sydney is becoming one of the most cycle-friendly cities in the world, writes Rita Bratovich, who profiles some of our best cycleways.
Clinton, Trump and water under a bridge
Fran Chauncy, a Sydneysider who worked on Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign, has more insight than most Australians into US politics. Here’s what she thinks of Donald Trump’s chances this time around.
Encore for the Genesian
After 65 years in their Kent St location, the much-loved Genesian Theatre Company is moving to Rozelle.
Alexandria skies
Sydney writer, producer and director Sunny Grace on how Covid-19 has affected her, her neighbourhood and society at large, in this thought-provoking piece.
The man who wants to save Sydney
Member for Sydney Alex Greenwich talks to the Sentinel about his past and the future – including the changing realities of a post-Covid Sydney.
Guy James Whitworth talks ‘nonsense’ and ‘struggle’ in his latest exhibition
Amnesty Portrait Award-winning artist, socio-political author and environmental activist Guy James Whitworth sits down with the Sentinel.
Foxy business: Vegan pioneer Katrina Fox on business, ethics and networking
Sydney vegan business guru, author and media figure Katrina Fox on her new project, the Vegan Women’s Leadership Network.
The eye in the sky
Sydney Tower opened to the public 39 years ago this month and is still the pinnacle of the city, writes Rita Bratovich.
Treat Dreams are made of this
Elizabeth Usher profiles Sydney’s decadent vegan chocolate shop Treat Dreams and the woman behind it, Lisette Armstrong.
Sydney’s starring role on screen
Rita Bratovich looks back at the significant international films made in Sydney, where filming continues apace despite Covid-19.
Rescue you, rescue me
Rescuing a companion animal can lead to your own salvation – especially in the age of Covid-19, as Richie Black discovers.
Dad songs
Sunny Grace muses on paternal love and loss after a trip to Coffs Harbour for Father’s Day.
“I wasn’t asking to reinvent the wheel”: Hayden Moon on busting down closed doors
Wiradjuri Brotherboy Hayden Moon is the first trans person in Australia to enter the world of competitive Irish dancing.