Current and future generations are learning about antisemitic atrocities through the voices of Holocaust survivors, like Mark Spigelman.

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Before the post-WWII period opera in Australia was maintained, as an artform, by touring companies.

In 2022 as part of my day job I did some research into the history of one of our School’s prizes, the Nicholson Medal.

The national survey of 2100 bi+ people – which includes identities like bisexual, pansexual, queer and fluid – provides crucial information to inform better health policy and services.

A few years ago I gave a paper in an online conference, of bisexual scholars studying bisexuality.

Churches need to rethink the assumptions around belonging itself, a Winnipeg pastor argues

"Despite all his outrageous, attention-seeking behavior, my son guarded his one secret closely."

The first Australian opera company

The first Australian opera company

The first Australian opera company

The first Australian opera company

Australian literature lost one of its defining voices on Wednesday, 22 April 2026, when David Malouf died peacefully at a Gold Coast hospital after a short illness. He was 92. His publisher, Penguin Random House Australia, confirmed the news, calling him a giant whose work will continue to shape the country long after his death. Malouf was a Brisbane-born poet, novelist, and essayist whose books reshaped how Australians wrote and read about themselves for more than half a century.

Remembering Babylon was shortlisted for the Booker prize but none of his novels were made into films because, he said, ‘almost nothing happens’