A Christmas carol
Dreams of yuletide past don't always make up for the present.
Nine films to look forward to in 2016
It's the year of brand extensions for moviegoers.
Let a thousand toilets bloom, a thousand urinals contend
Public toilets with personal television screens, wi-fi and soothing music are part of a major overhaul of China's public toilets.
African shoot
Why are most of the African continent's best known images taken by Westerners?
Anyone for a game of petanque?
Australians are catching on to French game of petanque, one of the few sports where you can hold a glass of wine while you play. Should the French win their bid to have it included in the Olympics, its popularity Down Under will grow.
Meet Australia's most intriguing people
These are our top 10 most-read profiles from the AFR Magazine in 2015.
A thirsty, unnecessary and horrible death
Prospectors, like Michael Graham, keep dying in Australia's harsh outback for lack of one small change.
Why your child needs friends to succeed
You should be worried if your child doesn't have close friends.
All about that bass ... and tenor, and alto, and soprano
Christmas means many things to many people, but for Australia's thousands of choristers, it's likely to mean Handel's "Messiah" and quite a ...
Coasting along, with Kris Kringle in tow
Christmas comes early on the Central Coast. Joe Aston gets the hang of kicking back... a change from kicking up his heels.
