Opinion: further ferry foolishness
Freshwater Class ferry advocate Geoffrey R Usher responds to NSW Government plans to keep just one of the iconic ferries on for “weekend work”.
Opinion
Emptying the nest
What makes someone pack up and leave Sydney for a sea or tree change? In Sunny Grace’s case, a host of reasons, both practical and poignant.
The rear of the year
As 2020 comes to a close (hurrah!) Guy James Whitworth wraps up the year we’d all rather forget in his own inimitable style.
Women’s bodies are not news
There’s ‘fake news’ – and then there’s ‘not news’. Stories about women’s bodies – such as reports on Rebel Wilson’s weight loss – fall into the latter category, writes Lauren Clair.
Things that weren’t so bad about 2020
It’s been a tough year – but 2020 also had its positive aspects, Richie Black helpfully reminds us.
Do you hear what I hear?
Sydney needs to raise its Christmas game, opines Londoner turned Sydneysider Guy James Whitworth.
Sydney, we miss you
Bits of Sydney (typically the bits you like) are constantly being cancelled, replaced, made obsolete and sold off, writes Richie Black.
Gentrification by stealth impacting Glebe
The poor, working class, elderly and sick are being pushed out of Glebe by neoliberal policies of gentrification by stealth, writes Dr Hannah Middleton.
Sunny Grace on finishing her short film, Charging
Sunny Grace’s new film, Charging, will premiere this Saturday as part of the AACTA Screen Fest.
The story shapes you
Sydney filmmaker Sunny Grace on the process of making her new short film, Charging.