Culture and sport

UTS PhD candidate Tim Kelly examines the decline of Australian music in the ARIA charts.

New analysis of Australian music charts shows a significant decline in Australian artists

School photos are more than mere keepsakes, they betray much about our younger selves.

Via satire and body-horror The Substance questions how we consume the female body.

A research-led initiative will address how Indigenous history and heritage is collected.

Gentle and beautifully shot, Runt will appeal to older children and young adolescents.

How hi-vis became a symbol of working-class masculinity.

From runways to film: the untold story of a trailblazing First Nations fashion designer.

The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games is adding another page in Paralympic history.

Associate Professor Cherine Fahd and UTS Artist-in-Residence (2023–­24) Claudia Nicholson

UTS Industry Professor Tim Harcourt examines the economics of the Paris 2024 Olympics.

A year ago, the government instigated a review of the national multicultural framework.

Sustainability, cultural significance, and high fashion at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Julie Rrap’s latest exhibit, Past Continuous, is a gloriously defiant statement of self.

Critics should cast a broader eye when it comes to drugs in Australian sports.

Lily Brett’s novel, Too Many Men was published 25 years ago. Now it's a film: Treasure.

Journalist Yuan Yang's book is a breath of fresh air writes Wanning Sun.

Sharing images of war comes with a moral responsibility.

With the Melbourne Rebels axed how can the sport bounce back?

So much is going right for soccer in Australia, but the A-League is still struggling.

The NRL currently has 17 clubs and like the AFL, wants to get to a 20-team competition.

Why Australian women have so little trust in religious institutions.

What if generative AI were able to be put to use as a tool of memory-work.

Will cricket really take hold in the US?

Dr Liz Guiffre explores why we love a TV wedding.

Darwin Dingoes, Canberra Capitals, Cairns Crocodiles? 

Why the AFL’s illicit drugs policy is a necessary duty of care.

How might the company – or China – respond?

In Dune: Part Two we see the saviour prophesy play out from Chani's perspective.

Highlighting the unseen work of Palestinian photographers in Gaza.