The March 1 Edition
“There’s not going to be a nice family Christmas after this. Are you comfortable with that?”

‘It is going to get really bitter’:Why family-will battles are set to explode

With more blended families and a record $3.5 trillion intergenerational wealth transfer expected over the coming decade,inheritance clashes are set to balloon.

  • byKonrad Marshall

Lawyers,warrants,sermons:How churches became the final frontier in Trump’s deportation plan

President Donald Trump’s threat to deport millions of undocumented immigrants has US religious institutions on high alert.

  • byLiz Gooch

Disturbing rituals,‘sex pots’,jewellery:The surprise relics being unearthed in Peru

When it comes to fascinating ancient artefacts,this Andean nation has so much beyond Machu Picchu.

  • byTim Elliott
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Despite ‘different interests’,these mates have had coffee every Sunday for 15 years

Same time,same table,same order:Ian and Scott met through their wives decades ago. Without ever planning ahead,they catch up over flat whites each week.

  • bySusan Horsburgh

‘I’ll never live that down’:SA’s premier on tricky photo shoots – and trickier votes

South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas on why he’s a good and bad Catholic,a vote he still struggles with – and those shirtless photos.

  • byBenjamin Law

Should you tell someone about their long chin hairs?

It depends … Do you value the friendship? asks our Modern Guru.

  • byDanny Katz
Mouth-taping during sleep:get a doctor’s seal of approval first.

Mouth-taping:The latest ‘wellness hack’ inhaling social-media airtime

Plus:get ready for the weekend with these fresh diversions.

  • byVarious
Seeing red all over again:Calvin Klein autumn/winter 2025 at New York Fashion Week.

Shifting from autumn fashion’s neutral gear:The red shade revving up the runways

Brighten up those browns:how to style the bold tomato hue that’s made a comeback on the catwalks.

  • byDamien Woolnough
Sharing is caring

Sharing is caring

Anoushka believed that sharing is caring,but during her first dinner with new boyfriend Oscar’s family,his older brother,Reuben,seated beside her,told her he’d had “the snip”. “I’d make a rock pregnant,” he explained,sucking a prawn from its tail. “I wish my husband needed a vasectomy,” Oscar’s sister,Alexys,piped up from Anoushka’s blindside,“but we haven’t had sex for months. I’ve got cobwebs down there.” Anoushka blushed violently. “So,tell us something about you,” Alexys continued. Reuben leaned forward expectantly. Anoushka smiled awkwardly,fiddled with her serviette and prayed for a sinkhole to open up beneath her. Words by Paul Connolly. Illustration by Jim Pavlidis.

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Helen Goh’s peach and raspberry Betty.

Peach and raspberry Betty

This classic American dessert makes good use of stale bread and seasonal fruit.

  • byHelen Goh
Chilli crab linguine is a popular order.
Review
Melbourne

Well-heeled locals are lapping up this breezy restaurant (and its ‘bang on’ chilli crab pasta)

Every table at Henrys seems to order the linguine and I get it,I really do. But don’t miss the exemplary dessert,too.

  • byDani Valent
Rare beef noodle soup with fried dough stick bread and onsen egg.

This new CBD restaurant serves excellent pho – just don’t ask for bean sprouts and Thai basil

An An steers clear of the Saigon-style pho that dominates Sydney,instead championing its cousin from Vietnam’s north.

  • byCallan Boys

Is caviar worth the exorbitant price? No,but here’s why I must buy it anyway

Terry Durack buys oscietra caviar for himself every birthday. And time stops whenever he eats it.

  • byTerry Durack
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Good Weekend Quiz

Trivia buffs:test your knowledge.