See & Do
The 10 best books from the past 25 years
We surveyed critics, editors and writers to determine the best (or at least their best) books since 2000. Let the debates begin.
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Two-time Miles Franklin winner delivers a bold new novel
Michelle de Kretser’s seventh novel blends genres of essay, fiction and memoir.
- by Jo Case
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Life has changed for Paddington, but thankfully he’s still a very delightful bear
The third film in the popular franchise sends the Brown family to Peru in search of a missing Aunt Lucy.
- by Sandra Hall
Dionne Warwick: ‘Well, first of all, what’s a Doja Cat?’
There’s no denying the singer is a cultural icon – now 84, the star will soon return to Australia for a series of concerts.
- by Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen
A love like no other – complete with fangs, fur, wings or feathers
Sexy beasts representing the “other” have a long history in film, and are having a moment now.
- by Stephanie Bunbury
Eight great new books to read over the holidays
Our reviewers cast their eyes over new fiction and non-fiction releases.
- by Cameron Woodhead and Steven Carroll
Get your kids off their screens with our pick of 2024’s kids’ books
Lure your kids away from their screens these holidays with our top pick of picture books, middle-grade and young adult fiction.
- by Frances Atkinson
Destination art: The best exhibitions to see around Australia while on holiday
From surrealist masterpieces to David Bowie’s handwritten lyrics, we’ve rounded up the museums and galleries where you should spend your time and money.
- by Elizabeth Flux, Nick Galvin, Linda Morris and Nick Dent
A gripping retelling of the siege that stopped the world
Ben MacIntyre’s thrilling account of the Iranian Embassy siege offers some astonishing new details.
- by Simon Caterson
Quietly powerful novel reveals the presence of a master
Decades of experience are plainly evident in the craftsmanship of Alex Miller’s new novel.
- by Michael McGirr
I tried one of John Marsden’s writing prompts. It was really hard
The phenomenally successful author, who died last week, believed “intensity” was the key to writing for teenage readers.
- by Jane Sullivan
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