PJ Harvey last caused a stir in Sydney in 2008, when she was touring 2007 album ‘White Chalk’. Justine McNamara reviews PJ Harvey at The State Theatre.

I’m in a room full of virgins. No, this is not a Star Trek convention or a youth group. I’m at the Civic Underground below Goulburn Street and it’s packed. Eliza Goetze reports.

Producer of Fat Pizza, Paul Fenech has another controversial TV show on air and this time it targets public housing tenants. Tawar Razaghi reports.

The Kings Cross Photography Prize intends to have locals capture this iconic suburb and its people. Anna Lavdaras reports on this year’s theme: “Character of the Cross: People and Place / Past and Present”.

The dangerous festival has come back to Sydney and this year takes us out of our comfort zone writes Marilyn Hetreles.

Sydney performers, promoters and punters are mourning the closure of the popular Surry Hills club Tone. Eliza Goetze writes.

Launched in Kogarah yesterday, Machine Atlas is said to have won the hearts of local youths drawing them to the arts. Gina Baldassarre reports.

On May 18th 2009, upon the sands of a tropical paradise, one of the world’s longest running civil wars drew to a bloody end. Myuran Elango and Silvina Molkenthin explore the experience and fears of a Sri Lankan refugee.

Australia is known as a secular country, but the rise of varied spiritual practices highlight the undying quest for answers and meaning. Mariana Soares, Orion Mitchell and Nick Vela report.

Sydney-raised Filipino Clarizza Fernandez, reviews the performance and art installation that explores the cultural contradictions of her birth city, Manila.