Man in the mirror
Love, death, hope, struggle… the stories of the residents of Sunny Avenue tell the story of Australia. In the second part of our series based on one Brisbane street, we meet Hantun Hantun.
Trent Dalton
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Welcome to Sunny Avenue
One suburban street. Six people chosen at random. What will their stories say about Australia going into the 2020s?
One suburban street. Six people chosen at random
What will their stories say about Australia going into the 2020s?
‘An epidemic of sadness and pain’
Why does the miracle of birth prompt the toughest mental journey of a woman’s life?
How Clive James outsmarted Death
Clive James lived so long and so publicly past his diagnosed departure date that you could almost believe he had bamboozled Death with his wit.
No rage. No remorse. No re-Joyce.
Forging a new identity after her marriage breakup, Natalie Joyce is thinking about reclaiming her name.
What Natalie Joyce did next
From the depths of despair and page one public embarrassment, Natalie Joyce has forged a new beginning.
Let it go, my dear girls
Let your future be only and exactly everything you have ever wanted it to be.
Maroon state of mind
A sacred and savage and silly ol’ game can turn people’s lives around.
The man within the poetry
A giant of the Australian page, Les Murray wrote poems about his home, his beloved wife, his fears.
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