Common Ground residents demand compensation for harsh lockdown
Residents of the Common Ground housing estate in Camperdown are demanding compensation for their treatment during a 14-day hard lockdown.
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Discussing speech pathology with Belinda Hill
The Sentinel helps illuminate a vital health profession that often gets misunderstood, in an interview with speech pathologist Belinda Hill.
The Existential Expert covers lockdown despair … and self-care!
In the latest instalment of the Existential Expert, we cover catastrophising, coping with lockdown – and horrible hooves.
Callan Park: a question of Trust
A war of words has broken out over the future management of Callan Park and whether the site is under new risk of commercial redevelopment.
Horsing around: how the horse/human relationship has evolved
In the wake of Sydney’s anti-lockdown protests, in which horses were used to help manage protesters, Gary Nunn investigates how horses are used in public life.
Catherine Alcorn wants to party at your house
Irrepressible entertainer Catherine Alcorn has launched a new streaming series, Catherine & Friends, featuring loads of fun and a stellar line-up of guests.
City of Sydney’s Angela Vithoulkas to contest election under platform of “reimagining local government”
Councillor Angela Vithoulkas has announced she will run against incumbent Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore, revealing a bold seven-point plan to “reimagine” council operations.
Imogen Clark on her new EP – and whether all men are bastards
Indie pop singer-songwriter Imogen Clark puts her past experiences, hurt, heartbreak and joy into the fresh new EP, Bastards.
Lost dog, lost human
Richie Black reflects on grief, trauma and suddenly feeling at odds with home, after the death of his rescue greyhound.
Rick Morton: “Gay, working class, vulnerable: my very existence is political”
Award-winning journalist, author and Sydney Writers’ Festival drawcard Rick Morton speaks with the Sentinel about his year of living vulnerably.
Cassy Judy: a multipotentialite with a mission – or several
Cassy Judy combines a legal career with ocean swims, veganism, activism, transgender rights projects and music.
Life after JobKeeper and the reality behind rosy economic stats
On paper, our economy is doing well. But cold hard statistics are masking real life hardships – which may worsen with the end of JobKeeper, writes Travis de Jonk.
Letters of discontent delivered to Northcott Estate
Eviction notices have sparked fears the state government wants to sell off or redevelop the Northcott Estate social housing complex at Surry Hills.
For the love of animals: Lynda Stoner’s incredible journey from TV’s hottest star to animal rights hero
Animal Liberation’s first CEO, Lynda Stoner, announces the organisation’s upcoming celebrations to mark its 45 year history, and shares her personal story of animal rights activism.
MYST aren’t missing the mark
Corin Shearston shines a light on the work of the Mountains Youth Services Team (MYST), the youth support group changing young lives in the Blue Mountains.