Amazing people
How a model and reality-TV star turned to film to tell the raw story of his youth
Former model and Amazing Race winner Tyler Atkins has made a film, Bosch & Rockit, based on true events around his difficult upbringing. His star is teen pro Rasmus King.
- Karl Quinn
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Meet the 16-year-old putting women back in the rodeo saddle
Sharlette Johnson was the first woman to compete in junior bull riding in years at Australia’s biggest rodeo at the weekend. And she is just getting started.
- Amelia Hetherington
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‘Sydney’s favourite question’: Where the city’s powerbrokers went to school
A Sun-Herald analysis of the schools attended by more than 50 of Sydney’s powerbrokers - men and women who influence the politics, business, and culture of the city - found almost 10 per cent attended the same school.
- Jordan Baker
Are you looking for some good news? We have plenty to share
Positive stories – stories of possibility, community, innovation and joy – remind us of what it means to be human, to be a part of something bigger than ourselves.
- Riley Wilson
New attempt on world record in NSW keeps it in the family
David Warby is in the final stage of trials to snatch the world water speed record from his father Ken Warby, which was set in the foothills of the Snowy Mountains in 1978.
- Tim Barlass
'Milking it for a reason': one man's journey to the world's most expensive guitar
Peter Freedman is taking his new toy on the road to give back to the industry that made his remarkable journey possible.
- Zach Hope
'My best book': Neale Daniher laughs and launches
The former Essendon star and Melbourne coach and motor neurone disease sufferer has written a book about what it all might mean.
- Greg Baum
Growing up gay in Geraldton: how Holden Sheppard lived to tell the tale
He's one of Australia’s brightest young literary stars; loved on social media, touring nationally, winning awards. But that's only the surface of his story.
- Emma Young
How a banana ensures Christian, 11, won't slip up on stage
He has only played the violin for six years, but Christian Li can fire up an orchestra as a soloist with a skill set that has bagged him a prize at one of the world's most prestigious competitions.
- Tom Compagnoni and Esther Han
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