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How one hippie town became the anti-vaxxer capital of Australia

How one hippie town became the anti-vaxxer capital of Australia

Anti-vaccination fervour has taken off around the globe, with dire consequences for public health. Ground zero for this kind of thinking in Australia is Mullumbimby.

  • by Tim Elliott

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'The emotion I associate with him is dread.'

'The emotion I associate with him is dread.'

A son recalls the abusive father he hasn’t spoken to for more than a decade – and how he’s determined to rise above his upbringing.

  • by Mulk Anand*
'I love finding humour in broken places': Laura Dern on playing 'messy' women

'I love finding humour in broken places': Laura Dern on playing 'messy' women

Whether she’s screaming with fear, flying into a rage or bursting into tears, Big Little Lies actor Laura Dern’s no-holding-back style means the roles keep coming.

  • by Christine Smallwood
About to send a furious email? Consider this first
Wellbeing

About to send a furious email? Consider this first

Writing a strongly worded email then saving it in your drafts folder might be the best way to vent your spleen while avoiding unnecessary conflict.

  • by Mira Adler-Gillies
Two of us: Susie Dee and Patricia Cornelius take centre stage
Two of Us

Two of us: Susie Dee and Patricia Cornelius take centre stage

A Melbourne theatre collaboration spanning 30 years and focusing on class and gender issues is attracting international recognition.

  • by Susan Horsburgh
Dicey Topics: Tim Soutphommasane on bodies, death and politics
Dicey topics

Dicey Topics: Tim Soutphommasane on bodies, death and politics

The political theorist and human rights advocate who is a professor in Sydney discusses the topics we are told to keep quiet.

  • by Benjamin Law
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Helen Goh's Kaiserschmarrn

Helen Goh's Kaiserschmarrn

The "Kaiser" here refers to Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria, who loved this "messy" pancake so much it was named after him.

  • by Helen Goh
German gem: follow your nose to Quedlinburg and leave the tourist trail behind

German gem: follow your nose to Quedlinburg and leave the tourist trail behind

One of Germany's best-preserved medieval cities delights in unexpected ways.

  • by Ute Junker
Foreign Correspondence: The etiquette of protests
Foreign correspondence

Foreign Correspondence: The etiquette of protests

Marching in the streets is good democratic hygiene. And much like other hygiene practices, it's someone else's affair – unless you sparked the unrest.

  • by Amelia Lester
Spotlight: Meet fashion's next wave – over-60s models
Spotlight

Spotlight: Meet fashion's next wave – over-60s models

The silver-fox trend is having a moment on the runways with the likes of Maye Musk, Nicola Griffin and Jan de Villeneuve.

  • by Greg Callaghan
Listen: Move over Barack – it's Michelle's time to shine
Michelle Obama

Listen: Move over Barack – it's Michelle's time to shine

America's former first lady seemed a little lacking in warmth and charisma – until I heard her tell her story.

  • by Amanda Hooton