Settling Outside and the blue below,the forming and vanishing slits of white:the Pacific Ocean. Always that momentdeep into the fifth... By Heather Taylor Johnson
Ways to kill cane toads Some mornings come so thick with sleepwe cannot find the stubble on our faces.That first step into a working... By Geoff Lemon
The salesman Selected for Best Australian Stories 2010MARLY SAT ON the front veranda, waiting. Shaun and Azza had been working on... By Paddy O’Reilly
The bridal lesson ‘When a woman has her regular flow of blood, the impurity of her monthly period will last seven days, and... By Lee Kofman
Sunday Sunday ‘Politics is the art of shifting trouble from the living to the unborn.’– George Monbiot‘...let no man talk to me... By David Sornig
The biggest journey IT WAS AUGUST 1981 and I had returned, after three years, to my first main traveller hangout in Asia.... By Deborah Singerman
Bardon, 1949 IN MY MIND'S eye, it all begins with the grass: long, wild-green and waving. Like a head of unruly... By
Where is home? WHEN I GET the urge to be elsewhere, as I sometimes do, it’s often my childhood home, Hong Kong.... By Phil Brown
Crossings THE PASSAGE FROM the small island city of Victoria to Vancouver across the Strait of Georgia was a ferry... By Sara Dowse
Mixing it up in Bennelong OUTSIDE EASTWOOD VILLAGE Superfresh, a cavernous fruit and vegetable store, a ruddy-faced Italian in a leather apron is spruiking... By Kathy Marks
O Maker of Distances A POEM FELL out of a folder marked Creative Writing that was handed to me by the co-ordinator of... By Anna Maria Dell’oso
Monday morning in Mernda When I visited the display homes at Mernda Villages, I was acutely aware that Mernda will be anything but a village once all the sites are sold, the houses built and the homes occupied. By Peter Mares