Joanna Murray-Smith's Three Little Words mines shock of marital split
An amicable split turns sour as the ripple effects of separation spread.
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Kerrie O'Brien
Spectrum deputy editor
Denise Scott on the C word, the year-long lie-down and Disappointments
Tearstick at hand, there is not much that actor and comedian Denise Scott won't have a go at.
Deepspace: an investigation of extremes and isolation
Choreographer's Antarctic journey finds its land legs.
Charles Blackman's Schoolgirls paintings explore his own state of mind
One of Australia's greatest living artists Charles Blackman was in Melbourne on Friday for the opening of his Schoolgirls exhibition.
SBS's The Feed creates a spoof of the Department of Finance ad
SBS's The Feed has parodied this week's worst government ad ever.
Blackman's Schoolgirls: Innocents lost in the darkness
The artist's own sense of loneliness emerged in his iconic and occasionally disturbing images.
How to survive raising a nightmare teenager
Choose your battlegrounds, warns this expert.
Theatre gold as Morse stars in brilliant new drama
The US playwright sets her latest work on the site of a critical battle in the American Civil War.
Micallef sees religious zeal in atheism
The Australian comedian sees a religious zeal in the New Atheism.
Micallef and the Mormons
Shaun Micallef is not a fan of interviewing people per se, but he is intensely curious about what makes them tick, especially when it comes to spirituality.
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