One question: What would you do?
There’s a secret to creating plots that stand out in a world of high-octane drama and competing streaming services. It comes down to one key question, reveals Linwood Barclay.
Books
Major move for outspoken senator
A first term senator who rose through Liberal ranks to become the face of the anti-Voice campaign will pen a memoir set to be released early next year.
Hawke, Hazel, seduction and beer
The true story of Bob Hawke’s beer-swilling record and his desperate appeal for distant fiancee Hazel to save him from temptation are among extraordinary accounts in a new book.
‘Double desserts, too much wine’
Lizzy Dent was nervous about travelling to Italy alone for work. But the trip became a pilgrimage to food and romance – and produced a love story of its own.
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Bardot’s shockingly low pay finally exposed
One former Bardot member lifts the lid on the brutal reality of life inside the pop group in a new book – including how much they really got paid.
These are not ‘noble savages’
Australians grappling with The Voice have “nothing to lose personally” from a bold decision, says award-winning writer offering a new take on the traumatic start of the colonial era.
Director reveals ‘not funny’ Friends actor
The director of the hit ‘90s show has taken a brutal swipe at a recurring cast member who didn’t gel with the rest of the actors on set.
Blood eagles, beef: eat like a Viking
Make your meal like a Viking execution and learn which food risks flirting with Satan in kooky companion sequel to The Last Kingdom – plus find out what happened after the hit show ended.
Wake up and look past the Olympics
Yes, we’ve snagged the Olympics – but furious Trent Dalton says Australians first need to fix a growing crisis on our streets “while we’re talking about how great we are”.
New details on Dawson saga
It was the cold case that gripped Australia – and the world. Now a new book will shed more light on the investigation into Chris Dawson’s murder of his wife Lynette.
Inside story of iconic Aussie farewell show
150,000 people packed the Sydney Opera House forecourt in 1996 for what would be one of the most loved concerts of all time.
Brit’s exes mad over ‘intimate details’ in book
Britney Spears’ exes have reportedly threatened to sue if the singer doesn’t remove intimate details from upcoming memoir.
‘Pull it out!’: Man’s horrific broom incident
An Aussie paramedic is lifting the lid on the wildest medical incidents he’s attended – including one truly outrageous story.
Ex-Ten star calls out network on The Project
TV personality and children’s book author Yumi Stynes has called out her former network during an appearance on its evening program, The Project.
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