Classical music doesn't have a particularly radical reputation, but that doesn't mean that queer culture hasn't been thriving for centuries within its ranks.

As the 45th Mardi Gras draws to a close, its originators are entering their older years in a vastly different climate for LGBTQI+ people.

When Anthony Albanese announced he would be marching at Mardi Gras, the lacklustre opposition showed that the tide is shifting, writes Patricia Karvelas.

When five Indigenous groups came together on a native title claim, their traditional singing was crucial evidence. Now they're celebrating a landmark legal outcome.

James Fallows was the chief White House speechwriter for former president Jimmy Carter. He reflects on the life and legacy of this 'disciplined, funny, enormously intelligent and deeply spiritual man'. 

Conspiracy theorists have a new, unlikely target: The world of urban planning.

To its detractors, ChatGPT and other AI-text generating tools represent the beginning of the end of human creativity and a future of universal plagiarism. To the less exuberant, it's a sophisticated new educational tool that has significant flaws and needs to be used judiciously.

Dressed in a dog suit for the TV show Wilfred, Jason Gann has a VIP pass to Hollywood. But can he escape from the dog suit that got him there? 

As a teen, Hunter Johnson wanted to be the best at sport, the best at getting girls, and the best at getting attention. But one moment would change everything for him — forcing him to rethink his ideas about masculinity. Now, he's paying it forward.

Ancient Greek moral philosopher Aristotle wrote about phronesis, which he described as a sort of "meta virtue" — a type of wisdom or virtue that helped to regulate and direct the other virtues. But in the centuries since, philosophers have struggled to come up with a precise definition.