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The June 17 Edition

How young vaping addicts sidestep the new restrictions | National Photographic Portrait Prize hot shots | Coping with the startling side-effects of “disaster brain” | Marcia Langton on the Voice | Do you need a stent? | Musicians Stephen Cummings and Robert Goodge

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The June 17 Edition

‘It’s a joke’: Why young vaping addicts say regulations won’t work

E-cigarettes have ignited a health crisis among teens. Despite crackdowns by government and schools, kids are finding ways to sidestep restrictions.

  • by Tim Elliott

At age eight, Daniel couldn’t swallow food: How climate disasters take a toll

The trauma of bushfires and floods can lead to a reaction dubbed “disaster brain” – and parents are struggling with the fallout.

  • by Jonica Newby

Expressions of interest: Hot shots from 2023’s National Photographic Portrait Prize

From intimate family studies to an entertainer who beat the odds, these portraits nail the essence of their subjects.

  • by Sally Rawlings
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Other musos would say, ‘Don’t work with Robert, he’s deaf’ – but not Stephen

Melbourne musicians Robert Goodge and Stephen Cummings have been collaborating, and helping each other with everything from rats to ill health, since the ’80s.

  • by Dani Valent

‘I was amazed’: The statement that stunned academic Marcia Langton

“We’ve been lied to, we’ve been tricked, we’ve been ignored,” says the Indigenous author, academic and professor. Then, last year ...

  • by Benjamin Law

Only 15,000 steps on a ‘lazy’ Sunday: Notes from a conductor’s exercise regimen

Sarah-Grace Williams shares her fitness strategies.

  • by Sarah Berry

Do you need a stent? Here’s what you need to know

Half of them might be going into patients who don’t need them.

  • by Paul Biegler

Musical climax – or something more medical? An orchestra’s orgasmic moment

Plus: get ready for the weekend with these fresh diversions.

  • by Sally Rawlings, Barry Divola, Konrad Marshall, Melissa Singer, Nicole Abadee and Dani Valent

Hue beaut! Confessions of a colour-matching clothes-pegger

Our Modern Guru advises a fellow eccentric with a passion for order.

  • by Danny Katz
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Illustration: Simon Letch.

Why you should take solace in the solstice and start your own winter food rituals

Sydney and Melbourne chefs are turning to winter menus and the darker culinary arts, and you should too.

  • by Terry Durack

Time for bed

Paul Connolly’s Kitchen Sink Drama is a slice of domestic life, captured masterfully in only 100 words. This week: “Can someone read to me?”

  • by Paul Connolly
Fred’s restaurant is home to Sydney’s most beautiful open kitchen.
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Sydney: Fred’s

Fred! What’s happening? Is the wood oven still roasting those potatoes? It’s been too long!

  • by Callan Boys
Go-to dish: Banh khot (coconut and turmeric mini pancakes).

Melbourne: Rue de Thanh

This forward-thinking newcomer on the precarious end of Brunswick Street deserves to succeed. Let’s make it happen.

  • by Besha Rodell
Karen Martini’s veal osso bucco with ’ndjua and butter beans.

Karen Martini’s ossobuco with a spicy twist

Fiery ’nduja sausage adds intensity and complexity to the classic northern Italian braise.

  • by Karen Martini
Danielle Alvarez’s toasted buckwheat salad with creamy feta and cumin.

Danielle Alvarez’s blueprint for crunchy, hearty, winter salads (featuring creamy feta dressing)

Buckwheat is a truly delicious alternative for people who are gluten-intolerant. Try it in this adaptable salad with a creamy feta dressing.

  • by Danielle Alvarez
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