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‘Completely unimaginable’: How a business trip changed Stephenie’s life
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‘Completely unimaginable’: How a business trip changed Stephenie’s life

She was the archetypal Sydney socialite, then a trip to Africa left Stephenie Rodriguez fighting for her life – and, eventually, losing her feet.

  • by Andrew Hornery

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A trip to Africa left her fighting for her life – and then her feet

A trip to Africa left her fighting for her life – and then her feet

On this week’s episode of Good Weekend Talks, we meet a Sydney socialite whose life was changed by an overseas trip.

  • by Andrew Hornery
How a small regional community beat a multinational coal giant

How a small regional community beat a multinational coal giant

When a new coal mine was proposed in the NSW Southern Highlands, locals began a David and Goliath battle to protect their land. A decade on, they’ve finally won.

  • by Tim Elliott
Good Weekend Superquiz and Saturday Target Time, December 11

Good Weekend Superquiz and Saturday Target Time, December 11

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today's interactive superquiz and target.

Dreaming of Oz: the holiday havens our foreign correspondents miss the most

Dreaming of Oz: the holiday havens our foreign correspondents miss the most

Where do Aussies abroad pine for? Six journalists dive into their memory banks.

  • by Matthew Knott, Bevan Shields, Chris Barrett, Eryk Bagshaw, Amelia Lester and Nick Bryant
Bigwigs by day, rock musicians by night: the rise of the ‘dad band’

Bigwigs by day, rock musicians by night: the rise of the ‘dad band’

They’re captains of industry and academic luminaries by day. By night, they’ve returned to what they loved before their careers got in the way: making music.

  • by Madonna King
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Hi Honey: the cavoodle that’s building a community

Hi Honey: the cavoodle that’s building a community

She may not hold the key to world peace, but a new puppy comes pretty close.

  • by David Leser
‘I think my son’s deadly’: How Gail Mabo and son William healed their relationship

‘I think my son’s deadly’: How Gail Mabo and son William healed their relationship

Artist Gail Mabo and her son, dancer William Mabo, share a famous family legacy, but it was their both having triplets that really brought them close.

  • by Susan Horsburgh
Director Ridley Scott: ‘Never read critiques of your own work. I don’t read even good ones’

Director Ridley Scott: ‘Never read critiques of your own work. I don’t read even good ones’

The British filmmaker discusses the secret to a good death scene, his success metrics and how much money he earned for his latest work, House of Gucci.

  • by Benjamin Law
Call it the sillier-than-usual season: nothing can be taken for granted any more

Call it the sillier-than-usual season: nothing can be taken for granted any more

COVID-19 has exposed the surprisingly fine line between hedonism and nihilism.

  • by Amelia Lester
Diana Reid’s debut sharply questions the virtue of storytelling

Diana Reid’s debut sharply questions the virtue of storytelling

Is Eve’s “theft” of another’s uni O-Week experience for the greater good, or an unethical betrayal of trust for personal career gain?

  • by Madeleine Gray