For years, the gender-affirming care model has shaped the treatment of kids presenting with gender dysphoria – or is it depression? Or autism? Now, these parents are fighting back.
A pen pal like no other: as Afghanistan once again becomes the worst place on Earth for women, best-selling author Kate Mosse exchanges heartbreaking letters with a woman risking her life to share her story.
These plaster moulders, curtain and carpet-makers came together to work on an extraordinary project for Melbourne’s NGV. They could be the last of their kind.
I’m tired of constantly performing, smiling, affirming, brightening, showing up, battening down, sacrificing, giving up and holding myself in. And I’m not the only one.
Succulent, juicy roasted chicken is one of life’s great pleasures. Paired here with hot chips and lemon mayo, this is one of the best chicken dishes you will ever make.
Rich and velvety, this pasta is incredibly easy and moreish
We should be grateful to our Rineharts, Pratts, Forrests, Lowys, Palmers, Packers, Triguboffs, Cannon-Brookes and Farquhars. Just hear me out.
The lawn of this three-bedroom house in Port Fairy rolls directly into the sand dunes. Asking price, $3.8-$4.1 million.
A geologist learned this eucalyptus torquata grew in soils over rocks associated with nickel sulphide deposits. It’s a practice known as geobotany.
There is something both surreal and important, I think, about saving an image of a person whose DNA is shared with you across the generations.
Can’t get enough of the Tour de France? Check out NordicTrack’s new indoor smart bike, inspired by ‘the world’s toughest race’.
She has photographed Adelaide’s jetty jumpers – from beneath the water’s surface – every summer for years. Why is it such a fascinating subject for Narelle Autio?
He soundtracked the Queen’s funeral, and the wedding of William and Kate. James O’Donnell talks about stepping up in the big moments in front of the world.
What with Citroen exiting the Australian car market I only very rarely get to drive French vehicles these days. After some time in this new Peugeot 3008 maybe that’s a shame.
There’s a quiet elegance to cooking this fish. It doesn’t demand heavy sauces or intense seasoning.
Jannine Rickards is a winemaker with a deft touch and inquiring mind who clearly sees the beauty in this world and bottles it.
With carrot, capsicum and eggplant, this soup is the perfect meal starter or dinner on its own.
With a distinct divide between the southern coastal and northern continental culinary cultures, this is one country where you should let your taste buds determine the itinerary.
This is one of the most loved dishes in Croatia. It is a typical fisherman’s recipe – simple but delicious.
Melting moments, and the passionfruit variety in particular, have long been my biscuit of choice. Good ones are hard to come by, so when you do, they are like gold.
It’s perfect for stupid things like skids in deserted car parks, playful as a puppy, and just as bonkers. Fast, and a blast, the Audi RS 3 raises a turbo-charged middle finger to the fun police.
After conquering the UK and Europe – and teaching Cate Blanchett everything she knows about conducting – it’s time for Natalie Murray Beale to come home.
It’s makers declare this Hublot timepiece is ‘more than a watch, it’s a state of mind’. Well, it certainly isn’t subtle.
This Artarmon family property brings old world glamour into a new age – and includes a hidden room behind a bookcase.
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