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Music memoirs, cooking classes and squatting at Kanye’s: the best Australian books out in November

Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have already devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on

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Australian Gospel: A Family Saga by Lech Blaine review – a sensational tale, skilfully told

Author’s compassion and progressive vision of family stand out in incredible saga charting the acrimonious relationship between two families

The Guardian - AU

Mismatched bikes and wheels 'not a cost factor', says Australia performance director at Paris Olympics

Women's team pursuit squad using three different bike brands at the Games

Cycling Weekly

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We rode over 2000 kilometres in order to crown our Race Bike of the Year

We test race machines from Specialized, Giant, Canyon, Enve and more...but which superbike came out on top?

Cycling Weekly

‘Ideal for a night in, hiding from the cold’: the best Australian books out in June

Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have already devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on

The Guardian - AU

Friday Roundup: Race-winning wheels, featherweight shoes, an artisan photo stick and Cycling Weekly goes racing, sort of...

Black Inc's 48/58 wheelset now available for the rest of us and Fizik makes a light but bright statement...

Cycling Weekly

The new Factor Ostro VAM is faster, lighter, and has rule-bending bottle-cages

Impressively lightweight Black Inc wheels also launched

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Detailed gallery: A closer look at the unreleased Factor Ostro VAM

Simon Clarke's brand new aero bike from the Tour Down Under

Cycling News

Women's WorldTour bikes and tech: What are teams using in 2024?

Lapierre remains with FDJ, UAE Team ADQ has a cheese sponsor and Orbea enter the WorldTour again.

Cycling News

Tech roundup: Paul Smith styling and a barely visible battery - two brilliant boutique bikes launch this week

Factor teams up with Sir Paul while 3T launches a sub-11kg e-road bike and Rapha gets adventurous...

Cycling Weekly

Friday essay: jilted lovers could once sue for breach of promise – did we lose something in abolishing this law?

Just a few lines to my ever dear Beattie. My dear love. I am nearly mad. Dear love, I love the ground you walk upon. My dear love. I pity you from the bottom of my heart. You are my love for life. I think it is a yarn about…

The Conversation

‘Ballsy’, ‘very funny’, ‘read in one sitting’: the best Australian books out in October

Each month, Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have already devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on

The Guardian - AU

'I want to get bogged at a beach in my wheelchair and know people will help'. Micheline Lee on the way forward for the NDIS

If you have read anything about the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) in the last few years, you will have encountered many metaphors. The NDIS is the “lifeboat in the ocean”, “an oasis in the desert”, “a plane being built mid-flight” or a “limitless magic pudding”.

The Conversation

We ride the new Factor O2 VAM - claimed to be the 'world's fastest climbing bike'

Revamped climbing bike used by Israel Premier-Tech features new aero tube shapes and we take it for a spin

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New Factor O2 VAM mixes lightweight and aero with builds from 6.2kg

Aero features and a race build at the UCI weight limit for Factor's latest climbing bike

The Guardian - AU

‘Exciting’, ‘bold’, ‘laugh out loud’: the best Australian books out in July

Each month, Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have already devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on

Cycling Weekly

New Factor O2 VAM - is this the most elegant bike at the Tour de France?

Israel-Premier Tech has been seen aboard the unreleased Factor O2 VAM at this year's Tour de France

Cycling News

Brand new Factor O2 VAM spied at the Tour de France

An ultralight machine for the high mountains that challenges the UCI weight limit

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The Conversation

Possession and devotion inform Sarah Krasnostein's compelling reinterpretation of Peter Carey's art

Sarah Krasnostein’s On Peter Carey is the 12th instalment of Black Inc.’s highly readable series, Writers on Writers. The series is nicely conceived, as it pitches Australian writers not just against each other, but across a generational divide.

The Conversation

Black Inc. has stumbled with its anthology of neurodivergent writing. The term is not a diagnosis – it is part of a political movement

I am blind and autistic. Like many people who grew up experiencing the world differently to mainstream Australians, I was thrilled last Thursday to read Black Inc.’s announcement of a new anthology, to be edited by Osher Gunsberg: “Growing up Neurodivergent in Australia: Call for submissions.”

The Guardian - AU

‘Essential’, ‘quietly hopeful’, ‘propulsive’: the best Australian books out in August

Each month, Guardian Australia editors and critics pick out the upcoming titles they’ve already devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on

The Guardian - AU

‘Propulsive’, ‘evocative’, ‘brilliant’: the best Australian books out in June

Each month, Guardian Australia editors and critics pick out the upcoming titles they’ve already devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on

The New Daily

From a hearty cookbook to chilling crime: Eight new books to keep you turning pages

As the weather grows chillier by the day, there’s no better time to start stocking up on your autumn reads, with books from comedy to a hearty cookbook.

The Conversation

'I will not hide': Helen Garner's radical gift is the shock of plain-speaking

Most readers of Helen Garner will be able to pinpoint a first personal encounter with her work: a book, or even a sentence, that cut through like sharp light; a local landmark suddenly immortalised on the page; an unsayable bodily experience transformed into the unabashedly said.

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