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Selected for The Best Australian Essays 2013 FOR NEARLY A decade, my art has been concerned with aspects of female...

By Hazel Dooney

WAYS OF THINKING about women and men usually stall in a 'maze of false dichotomies', poet Adrienne Rich said...

By Chris Wallace

IT WAS SURPRISINGLY sunny the Sunday morning in October when we bumped into the PM. On a broken suburban...

By Mary Delahunty

GERMAINE GREER HAD been responding to a questioner on the ABC's Q&A program (March 19, 2012), who asked what...

By Jane R Goodall

I TYPE IN 'Aceh' and find a slew of photos depicting the aftermath of the 2004 tsunami. Buried among...

By Madelaine Dickie

CONVERSATIONS ABOUT QUOTAS to increase the number of senior women in business seem unreal. It is as if instead...

By Anne Summers

TINA IS BEAUTIFUL and hopeful, but she tells me she checked herself into hospital at the age of nine...

By Kristi Mansfield

YVONNE DE CARLO was a Canadian-born, American movie actor. The famous beauty was at the height of her film...

By Shauna Bostock

KOWANYAMA'S FIRST CANTEEN opened in 1973. It was little more than a window, with a noisy throng of men...

By Mark Moran

'She had enough long black hair, Japanese hair, to keep on drowning him forever,' – Richard Brautigan, Sombrero Fallout;...

By Masako Fukui

THEY ARRIVED BY mail the other day in an A4 envelope from the National Archives of Australia bearing a...

By Sonya Voumard

YARRIE GREW UP in a refugee camp in Guinea. She started university this year. Aminata was kidnapped by rebels...

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