The price of oil has scaled the heavens, gold gleams at heights unseen, and the world speaks Guyana’s name with fascination and envy. Yet within the borders of this small and mighty land, the air is ...

Summer of the Seventeenth Doll opens in an unremarkable room of a terrace house in Melbourne’s Carlton and never leaves it. When Ray Lawler went back in time to flesh out his characters in two more ...

Women spend hours in the sun, bending over, using heavy sickles, and carrying bundles of cane weighing up to 30 kilograms ...

The sugarcane farmers of the north have put last year’s disastrous harvest of 870,000 tonnes of cane in their rearview mirror; and they are hoping for a cane harvest of over 1 million tonnes of cane ...

The Doll Trilogy in Ella Caldwell’s hands is a hoard of lost treasure and there is a splendour in the way it all coheres even though we’re aware of a zigzagging improvisational quality in Kid Stakes ...

Cane Ridge wouldn’t go away last Saturday until Lebanon finally put away the Ravens 61-54 in the Region 4-4A first-round game at James Lawson’s Thunderdome. The Blue Devils twice enjoyed double-digit ...

Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, a 1955 play by Ray Lawler is as canonical an Australian play as you can get. On its premiere, ...

A Melbourne theatre review by Alex First What an experience! I speak of a searing, at times humorous trilogy covering 16 ...

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By Clem Seecharan Clem Seecharan is Emeritus Professor of History, London Metropolitan University, and the author of books on ...

The halftime show, more than representing the Latino world, was staged to represent Bad Bunny’s homeland, Puerto Rico, and by ...

Lebanon’s boys battled from an early deficit but didn’t have enough in the tank to overtake No. 7 Beech as the Buccaneers remained undefeated against District 7-4A competition with a 67-48 win in the ...