Till death do us part
A lifetime together is brought to an end when an elderly man kills his beloved wife. Can Pamela Parker forgive her dad?
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Up in the air
Left a quadriplegic by an accident at age 17, Jaimen Hudson found a way to fly.
On the run
Jan Baalsrud's escape from the Nazis made him a folk hero to (most) Norwegians.
Winona Ryder's turning point
At 44, Winona Ryder hopes that the major drama of her life is behind her.
Awakenings
Managing insomnia, rather than curing it, may be the best relief for sufferers.
Inside the red zone
The water around Williamtown RAAF base may look clear and clean, but it's brimming with noxious chemicals.
Wild child
Margaret Trudeau – Canada's scandalous first lady of the 1970s – is back in the limelight.
Will you scrap your skinnies?
After years in the spotlight, sales of super-slim jeans are finally plummeting. Will you be ditching yours?
Mr Persistence
Malcolm Turnbull booted Eric Abetz to the backbench. Big mistake, says Tasmania's arch-conservative Liberal senator.
The spy who loved me
Imagine spending years of your life with a man you saw as your soulmate, only to find he was an undercover policeman sent to spy on you.
Animal instincts
When a stroke felled an elderly Sydney man, it sparked an extraordinary community search … to find a cat and a dog.
The battle for Indi
Liberal hardliner Sophie Mirabella wants her seat back – but how to crash-tackle the queen of nice?
Hard times
Tough, physical work, poor job security and a macho culture that condemns the vulnerable. No wonder Australia's tradies are at high risk of breakdown and suicide.
The day Everest turned to hell
In 2014, Jennifer Peedom went to Nepal to make a documentary about the Sherpas who act as mountain guides. Then a devastating avalanche forced her to change focus.
Bare-breasted book club
It's nippy outside, but these topless activists won't be deterred. Welcome to boobtopia.
Under the gun
Visiting the world's biggest gun show in Las Vegas, Tom Rowley runs into Donald Trump.
Brain snap
Emma Gee recounts her journey back to life after a devastating stroke at the age of 24.
As the wheel turns
Some would say former pro cyclist Stephen Hodge, a self-confessed drug cheat, has suffered enough for his sins - but not everyone agrees.
Only way is up
Even in a city known for its towering egos, Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate stands out.
Under cover
When Dolce & Gabbana showcases modestwear, you know something is changing.
Casualties of war
Ruth Clare wishes she had known her father before he went to Vietnam.
Delaying tactics
Procrastination is bad for our health, yet it's possibly a result of evolution.
Two Of Us
Russell Morris
and Max Parker
1960s pop star Russell Morris and Max Parker have been best friends for six decades.
Modern Guru
Silver scream
Who has jurisdiction over the cinema armrest?
Amanda Hooton
Mad in Manhattan
Giant pyjamas, a small, surly buggy-driver and a placid New Yorker: was that a work jaunt or an acid trip?
Benjamin Law
Killing thyme
It gives me no joy to admit this, because here's the thing: I am a murderer.
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Cool threads
Even in a continent notable for sartorial flamboyance, the sapeurs of the Congo stand out.
School of pop
With a focus on music, fashion and photos, Australia's first newspaper for young people, Go-Set, was born 50 years ago this month.
Locked up for life
Bronson Blessington was just 14 when he committed one of Australia's most shocking crimes. But is it right to put a child behind bars indefinitely?
Standing tall
Eight-year-old Koko Makura will soon be able to walk with ease, thanks to an Australian children's charity and the doctors and specialists who have donated time to his care.