Kith, kin and country

Article Abstract:

An exhibition titled 'fluent' showcases the work of three aboriginal women artists whose works share a fluent visual language: Emily Kame Kngwarreye, Judy Watson and Yvonne Koomatrie. Kngwarreye's stripe paintings echo the rhythm of body paintings. Watson's sensual canvases show the influence of her ancestral landscape. Koolmatrie's sculptural weavings act as a bridge between the works of the other two artists.

Exhibitions, Art, Australian (Aboriginal), Australian aboriginal art

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For kin and country

Article Abstract:

Australian teenager, Andrew Leonard, will be wearing his grandfather's Second World War service medals, and participating in Sydney's Anzac parade. The 19-year-old from Kings Langley in Sydney, takes turns with his brother and his father in taking part in the parade, and he has been participating since he was nine years old.

Cover Story, Achievements and awards, Veterans, World War II, 1939-1945, Anzac day

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The past is not a foreign country

Article Abstract:

This article examines the resurgence of interest in the achievement of Federation by Australia a century ago. Relevant points include "The Australian Century" and "Federation," the latter being a companion to a three-part historical documentary on the subject, and the debate on the republicanism referendum.

History, Criticism and interpretation, Federation (Television program)

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