Somewhere between a house party in your queer cousin’s boudoir and a backstage fever dream, Madame Martha’s Parisian Cabaret delivers a night that is both intoxicatingly chaotic and strangely intimate ...

NSW unions rallied against the proposed changes to the state’s workers compensation scheme on Monday 26th May. NSW Labor Premier Chris Minns and Treasurer Daniel Mookhey have set out changes in the ...

Set in Melbourne during the Victorian gold rush, The Butterfly Women follows four women as they get tangled up investigating a serial killer targeting sex workers. Based on extensive archival research ...

I’d like you to join me, dear reader, to puff and pass along, and spare a moment to journey with me into the psychedelic! In our chemical-washed contemporary of fast consumerism, complacent apathy, ...

I am intuitive. I am in touch with the spirits. I am psychic. At least, that’s how I feel, and that’s what people tell me. Whilst it can manifest in tarot cards and meditations, there’s a darker side ...

I’ll keep this review short and simple, just like all the men that were referenced in tonight’s sexual escapade. Jess Fuchs’ Sex Jokes For Women is witty and aware, taking shape around the audience of ...

Honi sat down on 16th May with Sophie Clark, an upcoming Australian author who just debuted her novel, Cruel is the Light. Clark spoke at Sydney Writers Festival on 24th May as part of the panel ...

The donation by the Ainsworth family will establish the national Ainsworth Endometriosis Research Institute (AERI) over the course of 10 years at UNSW. The University of News South Wales (UNSW) has ...

On Tuesday 27th May, the Student Representative Council (SRC) will be holding a free influenza vaccine drive for all undergraduate students. On Tuesday 27th May, the Student Representative Council ...

Firstly, to preface this review I have to give a little intro for myself. If anyone knows a thing or two about myself, it is that I love to move around. It’s like second nature. So when I heard there ...

I have a confession to make. I am a hypocrite. I sit amongst my friends and poke fun at anti-vaxxers, or question the sanity of flat-earthers. Yet, from a young age, I was part of a conspiracy theory ...

In my peripheral vision, I espied a familiar blur of primary colours standing out amid the generally earthy hues of Central Sydney. I turned and headed in its direction. In 100 metres, I would be ...