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In place of a homeland / we hold the transformations of the world.– lly SachsSOMETIMES I THINK the idea...

Thirty kilometres to the south, the seaside town of Sarina lies in wait, rousing weary drivers and snoozing navigators...

By Adam Narnst

Not so long ago, I was informed that the house I was staying in was a brothel. Pulling up...

If I tell you I am sitting on a balcony typing these words in the glorious Queensland sun, you...

By Nigel Krauth

TAKE A TRIP down the old corrugation road with some Bardi people and you'll soon find out something about...

Arecurring dream had run throughout the half-century of her life – a dream where the foundations of the house...

By Pat Hoffie

The first sight from the air is a glint in the distance, a hill, an impression of water, a...

By Anne Coombs

AT A YOUNG age I knew of Ithaca. Arthur Mee's Children's Encyclopedia, the Classic Comics Mythology series and Kirk...

By Nigel Krauth

Ailanman never growl the sea or anything. Not say anything bad about the sea when you are on it....

By Brett Caldwell

WHEN MY SON was young - six perhaps, or seven – my mother made him a promise. We were...

By Kristina Olsson

"I NEVER THOUGHT that globalisation would mean that I would lose my kids," the well-travelled woman across the lunch...

By Julianne Schultz

GROWING UP IN Queensland, it was almost impossible to be unaware of the influence of the Sisters of Mercy....