Danny Katz is a columnist for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. He writes the Modern Guru column in the Good Weekend magazine. He is also the author of the books Spit the Dummy, Dork Geek Jew and the Little Lunch series for kids.
There are few greater travelling pleasures than taking a roadtrip around a part of the country you've never been to before and just driving for hours, soaking up the scenery, discovering amazing spots, and snickering at all the funny/stupid/lewd place names along the way – it's the heart and soul of the true Aussie roadtrip experience. Â
 Every 10 years you get your driver's licence renewed and you think to yourself ...
Take some friendly advice from our resident fashionista.
It's not that hard: just follow the Danny Katz life lessons.
It's probably fair to say that without Jews, there wouldn't have even been a Christmas.
I’ve become a shifty-eyed jackass in a constant state of high terror-alert.
The chronic gift-giver is always on the look-out for more gifts, and December is the hardest month of all.
Here's 600 words on the truth about us writers.
True confessions of an unblokey Aussie bloke.
It seems there are things living inside me, things living upon me, things living around me.
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