‘Everybody wants to be a mermaid’: How to be a mermaid in 2025
A Queensland family’s attempt to see wild manatees turned into an unexpected opportunity to become mythological creatures instead.
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‘What the f*** is wrong with you?’: Dinner party turns chaotic
It started so well, but then Frances Whiting made a decision that threw her dinner party into chaos.
Do you know what your love language is? Mine is surprising
Frances Whiting was recently asked in a panel discussion what her ‘love language is’. Turns out she does have one, and it took her by surprise.
Big, over-the-top hair of the 1980s is back, and I’m horrified
Trends come and go but there is one that I never thought would ever be back but now somehow seems to be making a strong return, writes Frances Whiting.
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‘We tell stories like nowhere else’: New Queensland Theatre Artistic Director reveals future plans
Queensland Theatre’s new artistic director has revealed his ambitious plan for the arts in 2025.
VOTE NOW: Brisbane’s top 20 best new restaurants of 2024
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Christmas confession: I suffer from Perfect Ornament Placement Disorder
Are you waiting until your children fall asleep then re-arranging their Christmas decorations? You might be suffering from POPD, Frances Whiting writes.
‘Violently ill’: Why you shouldn’t jump into the Brisbane river
Thinking about jumping into the Brisbane river? Here’s what happens if you do, Frances Whiting writes.
Being a teen would be a nightmare these days
Teenagers today have it so tough – there’s so much judgment, and so much pressure.
‘Corny, cheesy and utterly predictable’: My secret viewing habits
Feel like there is too much ugliness and harshness in the world at the moment? Do yourself a favour and put this on the television.
‘Cash grab’: Traditional owners charging surf club $500 for beach events
A move by the Yaegl Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation to charge the Yamba surf lifesaving club a $500 fee for beach events is generating a lot of ill will, Rory Gibson writes.
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