The great pretender
When Stephanie Wood met a man online, the romance that ensued was blissful and rosy. Then the excuses.
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Stephanie Wood
Stephanie Wood is a senior writer for The Sydney Morning Herald and Good Weekend.
Dying for breath
Nine dead. Thousands fighting to breathe. One evening in Melbourne last spring, a storm turned into a freak health emergency.
Childless: how women without kids are treated these days
About a quarter of Australian women now in their reproductive years will not become mothers. How are childless women treated in 2016? And how do they treat themselves?
Milk money
A dusty and decrepit cafe serves as a bizarre living museum that tells the story of Australia’s decades-long love affair with the milk bar.
'I think I'm going to die'
What happens when the cure becomes the cause of almost unbearable suffering?
Spider Man
Is this the cutest spider in the world? Jurgen Otto thinks so. Stephanie Wood reports.
The inquisitor
Sarah Ferguson is a formidable force in Australian journalism. She also loves Keats and her husband's cooking.
The savage descent of Mustang Sallie
A rebellious country girl studying high-level maths and science becomes a hooker and junkie roaming Kings Cross. How does this happen?
Ram's balls for brekkie
Offal aficionado Franz Scheurer gives the morning fry-up a bizarre twist with meals that many wouldn't eat, yet thousands want to view on his daily Instagram feed.
Old and abused
No life, especially one spent on Struggle Street, should have such a cruel end. Stephanie Wood tells the story of two pensioners who fell prey to their children's abuse.
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