Australia’s vow to support Afghan refugees
Features editor Makayla Muscat investigates how Afghans are settling in Australia following the fall of Kabul.
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Meet the woman vying to be Australia’s first transgender parliamentarian
Hannah Maher is a proud transgender woman running as a NSW Senate candidate for the Reason Party in the federal election. She tells Brandon Bear how her candidacy was inspired by her trans journey and growing up in the bush.
Life, death and religion explored in Wallworth’s new show
Ahead of her appearance at the Sydney Opera House’s UnWrapped festival, Emmy Award-winning artist and filmmaker Lynette Wallworth tells features editor Makayla Muscat what inspired her new live show.
Here’s how disinformation could disrupt the Australian election
Conspiracy theories pushed by supporters of former US President Donald Trump, among others, could pose a threat to the upcoming federal election.
Why Kylie still matters
Ahead of the release of his new book, Kylie: Song by Song, Marc Andrews explains why Kylie Minogue – whose pop career has lasted an incredible 35 years and counting – is as relevant as ever.
Take a masterclass in the fine art of political bullshit
Charles Firth discusses his latest show about the genius of political spin – and the Prime Minister who’s mastered it.
How much do mainstream media matter in an election campaign? (Spoiler: more than you might think)
“The audience growth of the News Corp newspapers … shows that abandoning impartiality in news reporting might be a successful corporate business strategy.”
Stock Aitken Waterman: it’s time to reassess the ’80s hit factory
It’s time to rethink the legacy of much-maligned hitmakers Stock Aitken Waterman, argues Matthew Denby, in a compelling re-evaluation of the 1980s pop trailblazers.
The Gospel According To Marcia
National treasure Marcia Hines sits down with The Sentinel to talk life, love, showbiz – and her exciting new project.
Are things really so bad? The Existential Expert is asked if we’re moaning too much about the state of the world
Are we moaning too much about the state of the world? The Existential Expert responds to a reader who suggests we are.
“I just want you to feel something”: Vanessa Amorosi talks new music, creative control and Mardi Gras
Vanessa Amorosi is back with a brand new sound and renewed passion on her new album City of Angels, writes Danny Waterson, who interviewed the singer for The Sentinel.
“I didn’t cope. I thought it was gone forever”: Caroline O’Connor
Musical theatre legend Caroline O’Connor emerges from pandemic-related depression to triumph in 9 to 5 the Musical. But she reveals to editor at large Gary Nunn why she has still been feeling tearful and vulnerable.
The art of the modern Australian ‘side hustle’
Several new online platforms are earning more than $20,000 per year for young Australians renting out their cars, wardrobes, storage spaces and other items. Youth editor Corin Shearston takes a closer look.
A deep dive into Girl From The North Country
John Moyle goes behind the scenes of Girl From The North Country, interviewing the key creatives behind the show which revolutionises Bob Dylan’s oeuvre.
Adore Delano diving Down Under
The Sentinel speaks to RuPaul’s Drag Race fan favourite Adore Delano about their upcoming Australian tour, inspirations and newfound role as big sister to a generation of Gen Z fans.