Inside the mind of a high sensation seeker

High sensation seekers love a thrill, and that leads some to extreme sports, others to crime. Marley Duncan can tell you first hand: option one is way better.

Cynthia's relationship with her father was one of love but also fear. It meant suddenly becoming his carer was tough.

The story of diet drugs is one full of miracle cures — but historically, they don't live up to the hype and come with serious side effects.

Since the pandemic, more and more people are calling themselves sovereign citizens, and they believe the law shouldn't impact the way they live. So what happens to the social fabric when certain members of society opt out of the law?

Lies, threats and manipulation. These recordings exposed a rogue expert witness, in a case legal practitioners say is the tip of the iceberg.

More people are claiming mental injury, such as depression, anxiety, and even PTSD because of toxic work cultures. How can we shift the conversation around workplace trauma, and take bad culture seriously?

Set amid the sexism of the 60s, Lessons in Chemistry and its fiery protagonist have captured hearts around the world.

Kris Kneen, the award-winning Australian author of four memoirs, including recent release Fat Girl Dancing, shares advice from their own experience on how to write an authentic memoir.

Two people fall in love in a cinema and, like all good romantic comedies, there's a plot twist. As Rudi and Laura find out, staying true to who you are doesn't necessarily mean staying the same.

In its examination of ambition and power, HBO's Succession invokes the tragedies of Shakespeare — and yet the show departs from the conventions of tragedy in ways that lead us to a deeper appreciation of its artistic achievement.