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The contest of ideas
ANDREW McMILLEN Got an original idea? Great! The odds of getting a patent are about 2:1, and even then you’ll need a lawyer.
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Thank you, Darling
CATHY OSMOND At this luxury hotel you get the full treatment.
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Where dreams come true
MICHELLE SINGER The features in this ultra-modern 5br dream house read like a grownup’s wish list. It’s all yours for $4.25m+.
Red flags
Some of our most beloved charities have been rocked by scandal. Where does your dollar really go?
The waiting room
Public sentiment is galloping ahead of doctors in the voluntary euthanasia debate.
Restaurant review: Ormeggio
Ormeggio mostly downplays the emotional and spontaneous aspects of dining in deference to technical accuracy.
Guest chef: Kate McGhie
You’ll relish the contrasting flavours and textures in these satisfying winter salads.
Heart of the Nation: Mount Buller
Anyone with a gung-ho streak can launch off a drop like this and just hope for the best, says Robbie Walker.
Where dreams come true
The features in this ultra-modern 5br dream house read like a grownup’s wish list. It’s all yours for $4.25m+.
The contest of ideas
Got an original idea? Great! The odds of getting a patent are about 2:1, and even then you’ll need a lawyer.
Full bloom
Movies, an all-female production company, motherhood … Rose Byrne makes it look effortless.
Spirit of the Co-op
The Co-op, or “the Co”, as we called it, was as central to our family’s life as it was to the town’s.
Fashion: time for trenchcoats
Are trenchcoats having a moment? And what, pray tell, is the glove shoe?
Wine: Dr Edge
This 2016 batch of pinot noirs was made using ‘traditional and modern techniques’.
‘The vacuum of humanity’
We do not need gambling increasingly normalised in this country. The industry stinks and everyone knows it.
Art of the extraordinary
He’s a master of reinvention, with his feet firmly on the ground. How does David Wenham pull it off?
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The executive express
Forget auto parking. The standard BMW 530i has everything you need, nothing you don’t and is great value.
Late break
Everyone thought Federer was done. Now he’s chasing his 19th grand slam in a dazzling career finale.
Guest chef: Tracey Lister
Crab poached in beer? Curiously, this is a Vietnamese recipe, not Australian.
Heart of the Nation
Rescued from his dead mother’s pouch, Bob soon became part of Tracy Olive’s family, reciprocating their affection.
Airbags for motorcycles
The ubiquitous car safety device is now available for two-wheel riders. Our reviewer decides against a realistic test.
What doesn’t kill you
Stress in early life can damage children, but it can make them stronger, too.
Big business, we need you
Where are our globally significant agribusiness, tourism, leisure and property companies?
Designed for living
A selection of the most unique, luxurious, tropical, urban, stylish and quirky properties for sale around the nation.
That syncing feeling
You attend an event and someone is dressed the same way. What to do?
Wine: Kellermeister
Kellermeister was established in 1976 by Ralph and Val Jones without any fanfare or trumpets, let alone Barossa bassoons.
It’s a mad mix
More than 60 years of immersion in politics has led me to the sad view that most politicians are nuts.
Road Test: Obsessive Chef cutting board
The perfect accessory for the, ahem, perfectionist home cook.
Red flags
Volunteers are the public face of Surf Life Saving, yet behind the scenes: trouble. What do we know about how our charities are run?
Thought police
Got a great, original idea? Australia’s patent examiners will be the judge of that …