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Thursday 10 September 2026
190,000-year-old cave reveals how ancient human species lived and adapted
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UOW backs NSW investment in innovation and research commercialisation
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Arts and Culture
How Deadloch flips the Nordic Noir crime genre on its arse and makes it funny
Deadloch is a take-no-prisoners assault on television’s favourite genres
Arts and Culture
UOW art treasures head to the Sutherland Shire
Two exhibitions, one showcasing the highlights from UOW Art Collection and the other the works of UOW visual arts graduates, open at Hazelhurst Arts Centre
Arts and Culture
Steeped in the arboreal sublime, Thomas Hardy’s The Woodlanders carries a startling urgency
Hardy’s exploration of the relationship between humans and trees resonates in an epoch of environmental catastrophe
Arts and Culture
A therapist reckons with her own trauma, in the shadow of Australia’s collective shame
In a novel that goes beyond its simple plot ingredients, a therapist reckons with her own trauma, in the shadow of Australia's collective shame
Arts and Culture
‘If at first you don’t succeed, lie, lie again’ – in A Country of Eternal Light, Paul Dalgarno explores a life fragmented by grief
We need to look into the gaps, look beneath the story, to find its hidden truths
Arts and Culture
‘We are only passing through’: stories about memory, mortality and the effort of being alive
Here Be Leviathans and The Tower are two very different short-story collections to consider in tandem