Celebrating Women in Music – Her Sound, Her Story
You'd be excused for thinking that the Australian music industry is a bit of a boys…
documentary
Julian Burnside on Australia’s refugee policy and film ‘Bo...
“Politicians know that if they make the public fearful of something and offer them protection for…
Abantu – People of Art
Trying to make a name for yourself in the creative industry is a really difficult task.…
SFF 2018: Documentary reflects on land rights case Wik vs Queensland
The groundbreaking 1996 High Court case of Wik vs Queensland is the subject of a new…
Pararoos To Host Movie Premier Fundraiser For 2019 World Cup
In 2014, the Pararoos, Australia’s national football team for athletes with cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury…
David Hockney at the Royal Academy of Arts
David Hockney is widely recognised as one of the most influential living artists, well known for…
65th Sydney Film Festival Warming Our Souls
Just as winter comes in June, there is always the consolation of the Sydney Film Festival…
Burning The Midnight Oil
When people list among this country’s finest and most influential bands, Midnight Oil is pretty high…
Northern Ireland documentary leaves No Stone Unturned
On a night in June 1994, six men were shot and killed while watching the Football…
Swimming upStream: Dirk Gently & Blue Planet II
Jess & Sam dive into the best streaming content to binge right now! This week, Sam…
The Daily Reviews Docos: Human Flow & Kangaroo: A Love – Hat...
2ser critic Kevin and The Daily's Sean Britten do something a bit differently this week, and…
New doco captures MAMILs in their native habitat
The “MAMIL” (Middle Aged Man in Lycra) is an increasingly common breed on Australian roads, often…