Paul Kelly on the magic of poetry

The beloved Australian musician argues poetry is not something to be afraid of. Rather, Kelly reckons it might change your life.

Maggie Dent hears from an expert on why it's important to let kids fend for themselves, how to start building resilience and how parents can learn to let go.

When calculating a sentence, a judge weighs up many considerations, including remorse. But is it really possible to determine if an offender is genuinely sorry?

Australia's aged care sector has long struggled with employee retention. But unstable revenue, COVID, inflation and reforms are other crises that are bleeding the industry dry.

Mithu Sen is a genre-crossing artist who uses painting, drawing, live performance and plenty of humour to subvert hierarchies. But it's her origins as a Bengali-language poet that drives her fascination with the cultural politics of the Anglophone art world.

When we think about loneliness, we often associate it with a feeling. But for the philosopher Hannah Arendt, loneliness is a way of thinking — or, better put, it is a way of not thinking at all.

Sonification is a way to understand astronomical data through sounds. These experts say it's also a good way to understand the mechanics of outer space.

He's one of the most famous scientists ever. But who was Isaac Newton, really?

Many Australians work very long hours, compared to other similar nations. This can lead to a poor work-life balance and a constant feeling of being time poor.

In her second feature, Petrol, Alena Lodkina delivers an original and uniquely Australian take on universal themes, proving why she is one of our most promising young directors.