Little trust in Creative Australia after Venice snafu Trust in Creative Australia is at an all-time low due to the Venice Biennale controversy, but the decision to reinstate the artistic team may bring healing. AAP · Jul 4, 2025
Apology for hurt and pain as Venice arts duo reinstated The federal arts funding body has apologised to an artist and curator axed from representing Australia at the Venice Biennale, but who have now been reinstated. AAP · Jul 2, 2025
Creative Australia chair to retire following Khaled Sabsabi biennale controversy Robert Morgan is expected to be replaced by the First Nations playwright and creative director Wesley Enoch The Guardian - AU · May 23, 2025
Morning Mail: supermarkets under scrutiny, world’s hottest year record ‘smashed’, Trump immunity tested in court Government eyes supermarket pricing in bid to ease cost of living; and Trump’s lawyers argue for immunity from prosecution The Guardian - AU · Jan 9, 2024
'Trying to find the truth': Play looks at 1788 through Indigenous eyes Jane Harrison's play was inspired in part by 12 Angry Men. The Canberra Times · Nov 8, 2023
Arts organisations say they want to be 'cultural leaders' – but are they living up to their goals? When the date of the referendum was announced, the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra (TSO) quietly cancelled its Last Night of the Proms concert scheduled for the night before. The Conversation · Oct 12, 2023
The Visitors review – Wesley Enoch at his best in play that thrums with fresh potency Jane Harrison’s play tells of the first fleet landing from the perspective of the First Nations people watching. It’s a story set in the past – but its most potent questions are about the future The Guardian - AU · Sep 18, 2023
‘The government has listened’: Australia’s peak bodies praise $300m federal arts policy Launched by Anthony Albanese at Melbourne live music pub the Espy, the policy offers welcome support for the beleaguered industry The Guardian - AU · Jan 30, 2023
Morning Mail: Body image activist Taryn Brumfitt honoured, Albanese fights for voice Body image activist from South Australia takes the top national award; PM urges opponents to see the national interest; and pro-Russian tennis fans quizzed by police The Guardian - AU · Jan 25, 2023
Is A Raisin in the Sun just as relevant in 2022 Australia as it was in America in 1959? Some say very much so The Australian main stage debut of Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun offers audiences a reality check, without beating you over the head, according to some of its cast members. ABC News · Sep 7, 2022
Sydney Theatre Company’s A Raisin in the Sun is an enormous achievement with superb cast, direction and staging Review: A Raisin in the Sun, directed by Wesley Enoch for the Sydney Theatre Company. The Conversation · Sep 2, 2022
Dropping plans for Indigenous cultural centre at Barangaroo a ‘backward’ step, Aboriginal leaders say NSW government under fire after scrapping proposed standalone venue at the Cutaway site The Guardian - AU · Aug 19, 2022
Indigenous musical The Sunshine Club, a tribute to Brisbane's postwar dance halls, returns to Queensland Theatre The Sunshine Club celebrates the postwar equivalent of social media for Indigenous people, says writer and director Wesley Enoch: “The only way you got the gossip, or you met new people, or you got to exchange knowledge.” ABC News · Jul 7, 2022
First XI of 1868: The story of the all-Aboriginal cricket side that was Australia's first sports team to tour overseas It's a great sporting story but you may never have heard of it. The director of a play about the First XI of 1868, an all-Aboriginal cricket side, wants to change that. ABC News · Apr 3, 2022