Luke Goodsell is a critic and editor who has contributed to the ABC, SBS and the Melbourne International Film Festival.

For Paddy Bedford, the day usually began soon after dawn. Tony Oliver, a former Melbourne gallerist who had worked alongside Bedford for close to a decade since arriving in the East Kimberley in 1998, ...

On April 24, the House Standing Committee on Health, Aged Care and Sport released the report of its six-month-long investigation into long COVID. Parliamentary committees are odd ...

Melbourne-based Elizabeth Finkel is a former biochemist who switched to telling the stories of other scientists. She is the former editor of Cosmos magazine.

After the death of her mother, the author reflects on the hold of sugar upon her family’s health and history ...

The danger of misrepresenting new malpractice regulations as muzzling doctors’ opinions On Saturday October 8, The Australian published an op-ed titled: “Health disgrace: bureaucrats in bid to silence ...

I am appalled, but not surprised, by Don Watson’s revelations (‘A New Dusk’, August). Years ago, when New South Wales decided to abolish selective high schools, the late Justice Frank Hutley wrote ...

Hugh Robertson manages a record label, writes a lot and thinks about the Sydney Swans too much.

2. Keep your eyes closed. 3. Turn your head to the left. 4. Say a prayer. 5. Open your eyes. 6. Stare at the empty space on the bed next to you. 7. Accept that she is still gone. 8. Close your eyes. 9 ...

Sir Eugene Goossens was a man who liked a little magic in his life. Sex magic, to be specific. Goossens was a world-famous conductor and composer, a friend of Picasso and Stravinsky. “My heart just ...

Nicola Roxon is a Labor politician and the former attorney-general.

Long before he died, Graham Freudenberg had entered the Labor pantheon. He was one of very few to get there by means other than a parliament or trade union. Graham floated in on the graces of his ...