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Aunty Lindy Lawler and her twin sister suffered horrible abuse after being stolen from their parents as babies. As she heals from the trauma, she wants to help others along the same path.

People who play this sport say it's 15 per cent skill and 85 per cent psychology, and even suggesting it's an aggressive game played by nice people with a smile on their face.

Inna Neklesa is relieved to have arrived in Australia with her children after a long journey from their home in war-torn Ukraine. Now living with her sister, she's worried about what will happen next.

It takes a keen eye to know what you're buying as a book collector, and while a first edition could be worth a packet, its value can be in its dust jacket. So how do you judge a book by its cover?

The main characters in "The Fell" consider how individual freedom and collective responsibility collide during a period of pandemic lockdown.

After the shock and destruction of the Black Summer bushfires, artist Dora Rögnvaldsdóttir wanted to bring her community together. The result is Gateway, a sculpture created by hundreds of people to commemorate what they lost, and their resilience.