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Playing his Trump card
CAMERON STEWART His connections go all the way to the Oval Office. Now Greg Norman reveals how he's using them.
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Under one roof
TRENT DALTON Becky can remember everything that’s ever happened to her. But wait till you meet the rest of her family.
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The lost tribe
CHARLES LANE So feared was the reputation of the Barabaig, Charles Lane was warned against even the briefest visit. He went anyway.
Food that’s worth the drive
John LethleanThe Zin House is a chic shed that oozes charm takes its food to the next level, writes John Lethlean.
A midlife marriage sabbatical?
Marian KeyesIt’s not a divorce but a break, a chance to behave like you’re single again. But is it really a good idea?
Noosa, you’ve changed
Justin BurkeAs with the best cosmetic lifts, it’s hard to tell what’s new from what is renovated here. But one thing has been excised.
Skippy, come home?
Nikki GemmellAustralians have been urged to help conserve native species by keeping them as pets. Are we up for it?
Viagra on wheels
Bruce McMahonNissan 370Z Nismo: this is one old-school, hairy-chested sports car, rebooted.
Roasted and rustic
Tamara NewingTamara Newing’s goat cheese crostada freeform tart is full of Mediterranean-style colour and flavour.
Be King of the Dads
Dan NeilIt’s a vision straight out of a Pixar movie. But what’s the BMW i8 like for real?
Inspired new tax ticks the box
Bernard SaltCanberra, 2027. The deficit is out of control and something needs to be done...
Two years with a killer tribe
So feared was the reputation of the Barabaig, Charles Lane was warned against even the briefest visit. He went anyway.
Wine: Two Hands
James HallidayNo winery from any part of the world has equalled Two Hands’ feat — and the wines today are better than ever.
Fashion Q&A: Chambray shirts
Glynis Traill-NashHow useful are chambray shirts, really? How should you wear them?
Sweet homage
David HerbertI adore this heavenly cake from a favourite Sydney bakery. After much testing, I think I’ve cracked it.
Go with the flow
Helen YoungWant to make the most of the space in a small courtyard? A garden designer shares a few simple tips.
Vortex of doom? Not exactly
Ross BiltonThe surfers seem blissfully unaware of it. What is this weird phenomenon?
Greig Pickhaver: My alter ego
Megan LehmannHe’s back with two new shows. Where does H.G. Nelson end and Greig Pickhaver begin?
Dream homes
Michelle SingerFrom energy-efficient tropical living in Darwin to a cottage in Kalgoorlie.
Pen & oink
John LethleanA singular obsession gripped a mild-mannered lawyer for 10 years: turning pig meat into smallgoods.
The gift that is also a curse
Trent DaltonBecky Sharrock can remember everything that’s ever happened to her. But wait till you meet the rest of her family.
Shark Norman circles Trump
Cameron StewartBefore he featured in an embarrassing White House phone call, Greg Norman and Donald Trump had a falling out.
New Mini goes for broke
Philip KingYou have to hand it to BMW. This is the template for how to make money from a small car.
Heaven? We’ve found it
Rick MortonTranquillity and luxury meet in this former convent turned sublime boutique hotel.
Previous Magazines
Wine: Handpicked
James HallidayHandpicked’s name is no accident: the best wine consultants were headhunted from the start.
Power and glory of saying ‘No’
Bernard SaltFrom same-sex marriage to property development and tax reform, saying ‘no’ just feels good.
Class by the glass
John LethleanThe Coravin system for pouring and preserving wine has been around for a while. Now they’ve made one for screwcaps.
‘Everything is contaminated’
Amanda McClellandOn the ebola front line, an Australian nurse encounters courage amid the horror.
Brit’s epic bid to ‘harden up’
Greg BearupEnglishwoman Lindsey Cole pushed a 50kg trolley 1600km through the outback in thongs taped to her feet. It didn’t end there.
Inbox: Perfect for the post
Thank you for an article about a female CEO that focused on her strengths and achievements, not her gender or marital status.
Editor’s letter
Christine MiddapWhose job is it to protect us from terrorist attacks, and how do they do it?
‘We’re teaching robots to see’
Penny DurhamThe biggest threat from robots is not sharing the benefits evenly, says robotics chief Sue Keay.
Layers of loyalties
Phillip AdamsWe are all jigsaws, mosaics, citizens of our families, suburbs, clubs and associations.
Scents that sing us home
Nikki GemmellAh, breathe them in: they’re the smells that hold the promise of an eternal Aussie summer.
Fashion Q&A: Velvet
Glynis Traill-NashI see velvet is back. How do you wear it this season? And how do you layer statement sleeves?
Pho good
David HerbertThis aromatic rice-noodle soup is a staple in Vietnam. Here’s how to make it at home.
Dessert, but not as you know it
Yotam OttolenghiThis is a stunning dessert for a special occasion, with a nice element of surprise.
Hidden valley
Michelle SingerA sumptuous secluded retreat makes the most of its setting north of Adelaide.
‘Please don’t call me that’
Louis WiseShe plays a real-life queen obsessed with her 24-year-old manservant. Just be careful what you say to Judi Dench.
