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AT THE OUTBREAK of World War II the Nordic economies of Finland, Sweden and Denmark were amongst Europe's most...

By Luke Slattery

HOUSEWIVES, A HUNDRED or more women at each performance, call out to an actor as she wanders mindlessly around...

AT FIRST GLANCE, four years ago, Elwick Bay foreshore in the northern suburbs of Hobart was a barren, reclaimed...

By Pippa Dickson

IT IS A glowering mid-January day and the noise of cicadas flows like an angry wave through the air...

By Vivienne Skinner

JOAN DIDION WROTE 'we tell ourselves stories in order to live', and so often has the idea that humanity...

By Maria Tumarkin

AT THE END of World War II, with the city of Tokyo a smoking ruin, Hiroshima and Nagasaki pulverised,...

By Kate Veitch

MY GRANDMOTHERS WERE bakers of bread and of cakes. My mother and my aunts are bakers. I bake occasionally....

By Sian Supski

SO I'M STANDING in front of a six-burner stove at the Winsome Hotel in Lismore. After leaving Rae's on...

By Jim Hearn

IN YOLNGU CULTURE – the Aboriginal language group of north-eastern Arnhem Land – there is a song sequence for...

By Rosanna Stevens

I HAD SEEN the flyers around. 'Come and try theatre, learn writing and performance skills in a supportive environment.' Stupid. Embarrassing. A...

By Alysha Herrmann

'CAN I MAKE it?' a scary thought crosses my mind as the plane climbs away from Sydney into the...

By Frances Guo

I WAS BORN dead. I didn't breathe. Maybe I didn't want to. Perhaps I was simply over-thinking it. I...

By Marcus Westbury

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