The acclaimed West Australian author imagines what life will be like for our descendants if we do nothing about climate change in his much-anticipated latest novel.
 

A killer is caught on tape talking about a murder with a mysterious crime boss. Earlier, on a summer's night in suburban Melbourne, a mother of three is stabbed, and her house is set on fire.

Most of us don’t have perfect pitch, so we can’t name the sounds we hear. But research shows our memory for pitch is better than we think, and earworms have a lot to do with the reason why.

Cemeteries can be places for the living as well as the dead. How can they play a broader role in our communities in future?

Shane's been in dozens of caves. He's never seen dots. So why are they the dominant Aboriginal visual language?

We all know that common saying that nobody is perfect – but somehow it's easier to say than to practise. Psychologist Anushka Phal shares how to recognise perfectionism and what strategies we can employ to tame it.

While stigma about couples with big age gaps still exists, it's shifting thanks to young people's dissatisfaction with the relationship models they've inherited. And for these happy couples, different ages have proven to be a non-issue.

Taiwan is much more than the debate about whether it's a province of China. Its past is colourful, full of visitors and invaders from multiple cultures, which creates a complex identity today.

Christos Tsiolkas is one of Australia's most celebrated authors, but as a young man he nearly left the country after experiencing 'absolute euphoria' overseas.

Germany's richest man has not been forward about how his family built their fortune during World War II.