Reflections on the empty legacy of our 30th prime minister

Peter Dutton has no interest in listening to local Indigenous voices

The Coalition thinks we should just “move on” from every fuck up it ever made

For his leading role in Denis Villeneuve’s Dune Timothée Chalamet has been charged with ‘saving the film industry’, but he wears the mantle modestly.

Actor Austin Butler leaves the heightened realities of Elvis and Dune: Part Two to star in Jeff Nichols’s high-octane tribute to 1960s motorcycle culture, The Bikeriders.

Giving evidence in Linda Reynolds’ defamation trial, Scott Morrison says he doesn’t remember the details of the review he commissioned into Brittany Higgins’s rape but says Reynolds suffered as a

What has happened to Britain?

The Coalition is attacking the government over its own regressive tax plan

From the Walkleys to the Midwinter Ball, how is fossil fuel sponsorship still so socially acceptable in Australia?

Does the PM care what young people and renters have to say about housing?

The prime minister’s belated response to death threats against political leaders is a sign of our dangerously hollowed-out politics

Supermodel says she is in remission after being diagnosed seven years ago and rejecting some aspects of conventional medicine

With a slew of powerful ads and endorsements, is this the long-awaited turning point for the Voice?

The NT inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker raises questions about the extent to which systemic racism is a factor in policing decisions

Publisher of the Monthly and the Saturday Paper says he will no longer be involved in day-to-day operations

With the Opposition failing to take a strong stand for LGBTIQ rights, it’s now down to the “moderate” Libs

Morrison’s self-appointments may have strengthened the case for a republic, while discrediting arguments against a voice to parliament

The government fast-tracks alarming new laws, but the Coalition wants it to overturn the rule of law

Long overlooked outside Indigenous communities, the native food industry is poised to transform what is considered Australian cuisine.

For the fourth hearing block of the robo-debt royal commission, follow events live with The Saturday Paper's senior reporter.

For their 15th album, Nonetheless, British synth duo Pet Shop Boys return to the epic glamour of their early hits – and they sound as relevant as ever.

The hashtag #BoycottStarWarsVII was trending after claims that casting John Boyega was ‘anti-white propaganda’ while Ava DuVernay called for positivity

Far from letting perfect be the enemy of the good, the Greens are fighting for the bare minimum

Chazelle's orgiastic ode to the early days of Hollywood argues that the movies will live forever, it just doesn't have any idea how.

A Tasmanian inquiry uncovered decades of catastrophic failure to protect young people in the state’s care and a bureaucratic tangle that sheltered their abusers

Peter Dutton is doing his darndest to tear our already fraying social fabric apart

For the fourth hearing block of the robo-debt royal commission, follow events live with The Saturday Paper's senior reporter.

Our legal system poses an “unacceptable risk” to those seeking justice from it

How are we supposed to achieve full employment when the JobSeeker rate remains unliveable?

It has never been more apparent that the Coalition works directly for the gas companies