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DRUG ADDICTION IS 98 per cent hunger, 2 per cent feast; you get accustomed to bad news. But I...

MICHAEL THINKS ABOUT the sounds Rachel is making. Little whinnies like she's losing motivation. Michael knows what that feels...

By Sally Breen

FITZROY CROSSING, IN north-western Australia, is a group of settlements set between abrupt scarps of sandstone. The weather oscillates...

By Geraldine Brooks

WHEN SHE'S STILL waiting at 8.25, she is forced to accept that he won't be arriving. A cloudy sunset...

By Maya Linden

YOU JIBBER, NED. You are the worst jibberer I know. It's incessant. Stop it – just stop it for...

By Kate Lahey

WHEN MY GRANDPA lived in the house near the bay, the old wooden house with the jacaranda trees in...

By Barbara Brooks

A DECADE AGO, Debbie Thiele remembers putting the phone down, heart thumping, head buzzing with the news that she...

By Judy Kennedy

THE FOLLOWING YEAR they went to Japan.In the night they landed at Kansai Airport, then took a train to...

FRIDAY WAS THEIR day. They always arrived just after twelve, before the lunch hour got into full swing. They...

By Tony Birch

'WHAT DO YOU reckon it's about?' she says.'Yeah,' he says, looking up from his mobile for a moment, then...

By Romy Ash

OUR FIRES START in the ranges to the south and west of Canberra. It's fairly open flat country, farm...

By Jack Waterford

IT WAS EARLY in the morning when she fell, and the sun coming in through the back door made...

By Ashley Hay

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