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For season two of the ABC staple, Mystery Road, the actor shed all the nerves he had following in Aaron Pedersen’s footsteps.

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Despite some incredibly inventive productions, the program for 2026 feels overwhelmingly safe and insular. Should we expect more from one of Sydney’s most essential theatre companies?

The sobering climate risk assessment is a major step forward in understanding who and what is in harm’s way from climate change. It is also a call to action.

The documentary is inspired by Australia: A History, written by Tony Abbott and published by HarperCollins. The book is the first history of Australia to be written by a former Prime Minister.