After a year plagued by lockdowns,COVID-19 and the religious discrimination bill,almost 50,000 spectators will make their way to the SCG on Saturday to celebrate diversity and queerness at the 44th Sydney Mardi Gras parade.
They first met on a double-date in high school. When quarantine stalled a budding relationship decades later,a solution was at hand.
Parties and events may have been cancelled in 2021,but gossip certainly wasn’t – much to this writer’s delight.
At first in lockdown,I found the increased boredom hard to take. I felt too safe. I chafed against the sameness of everything and longed for a bit more excitement.
Reframing the nightmare of insomnia brings a new awakening.
Normal life stopped when my dad died. An urban fox offered a path through my sadness.
Swimming in the sea makes a mockery of control – and subdues a writer’s competitive nature.
Living on a university campus with three children offers its own lessons.
She may not hold the key to world peace,but a new puppy comes pretty close.
Olivia Stevenson had her fit-for-a-princess tulle dress ready to go and 100 confirmed RSVPs for her nuptials at Carlowrie Castle until COVID-19 arrived.
Cricket officialdom fears another kind of ashes.