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Trump wants to ‘drill, baby, drill’. This Australian giant is happy to help
Oil and gas giant Woodside is expanding in the US under its American chief executive. Over brunch in New York, Meg O’Neill explains why she thinks the climate conversation has fundamentally changed.
- Michael Koziol
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"Art is not pretentious. Art is us responding to the world."
Richard Roxburgh's stage and screen life.
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The moment of dreadful clarity: How Katie Allen’s daughter recognised her worst fear
As a doctor, Allen had delivered news like this to parents before. Now, she was on the other side.
- Annika Smethurst
He quit law for the family restaurant. Can he change how you think about Chinese food?
Ecca Zhang reveals the “come to God” moment that led him to develop his award-winning style of restaurant service at 36-year-old Grape Garden in Potts Point.
- Bianca Hrovat
Scaramooch! Scaramooch! What’s it like in Mar-a-Lago?
Anthony Scaramucci became a global punchline after a disastrous 11 days working for Donald Trump. He’s since become one of the president’s loudest critics.
- Kishor Napier-Raman
Matthew Reilly orders the $76 toothfish – and settles a literary score
The bestselling novelist on loss, evolution and why his latest hero feels closest to home.
- Melanie Kembrey
Rachel didn’t want to tell her great-grandmother’s story. Now strangers thank her for it
Rachel Perkins’ new book starts with an atrocity that is personal to her but emblematic for many.
- Helen Pitt
Blanche d’Alpuget’s relationship with Bob Hawke is probably the least interesting thing about her
Australia’s most famous mistress-turned-wife on her life as a teenage runaway, the assault that changed her, and finding gratitude.
- Jacqueline Maley
The mistake at the piano that became a song of healing for countless women
You may not have heard of the 34-year-old musician from western Geelong, but it’s more than likely you’ve heard her work.
- Alexander Darling
Sam Pang is charming and personable, but one topic is off-limits
He is one of our most in-demand small-screen personalities, but don’t call him a celebrity.
- Louise Rugendyke
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