A new presenter for RN’s Big Ideas

Nature was always Warren's "antidote" to a busy life. Then he had a devastating accident on Hinchinbrook Island and didn't know if he'd make it out alive.

Meaning, purpose, identity – all of these are wrapped up in our work and career. So it's no surprise that when we step away from work, we can feel a bit unmoored.

The recent neo-Nazi demonstration in Melbourne has highlighted the vulnerability of our ethical codes — and it compels us to ask whether historical reflection on the Holocaust can ensure ethical action in the present.

The phrase is increasingly being used by industry pundits, but what does it mean in practice? And how is it being applied beyond the design world?

When writer Rachael and her husband Keith moved their family to the south of France, they were surprised to find themselves questioning everything about their parenting style.

New fiction is on offer from award-winning novelist Rebecca Makkai and London Library Emerging Writer Carole Hailey. Plus, much-loved Irish novelist Sebastian Barry joins The Bookshelf.

For thousands of years, eels have made people rich and powerful, literally. Now it's time to pay it back.

The experience of Ramadan is like a microcosm of each person's life — it has its valleys and peaks, its moments of closeness to the divine and times of aching solitude.

Filmmakers say virtual production marks a new era in cinema. So how does it work and where did it come from? The answer involves a 2003 Aussie detergent ad and a 2018 bounty hunter in a shiny suit of armour.

Several years ago, I recorded a video for my childhood friend's 30th. It was supposed to be a light-hearted roasting, but it did not go down well.