Leah Purcell has told the story of The Drover’s Wife across play, novel, film and now opera. Each form has extended its ...

Aayat says her confidence has grown thanks to the support of her teachers and fellow dancers ...

My family had uprooted everything so I could go to a better school. But it was a struggle to fit in. The racism surprised me.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture will be celebrated like never before as part of a spectacular pre-match and ...

This year’s program reflects the ambition of Australia’s creative output, spanning everything from contemporary circus and ...

Australian teams are a visible part of The Dance Worlds 2026 schedule, with multiple programs competing across Open and Junior divisions. Their entries appear in both semifinal and final competition ...

A dance that tells the story of a displaced Gurindji man's struggle with identity has travelled the country and is now ...

THE OTHER SIDE OF ME delivers a powerful triple threat: sublime choreography, an emotional story and impassioned performers.

For migrants living with dementia, memory loss weakens links between language, culture and expression. Music can help.

Three years ago, the ads for the racially-divisive Voice featured a young Aboriginal actor, who asks: “Will I live as long as ...

It has already triumphed as a play, a book and a movie, but Leah Purcell’s outback tragedy may have found its ideal medium.

A large-scale First Nations projection and sound work at Fed Square and a free artists’ bar have been added to the RISING ...