Working with a “billable hours” mindset,lawyer,mum of four and author Shankari Chandran weaves sharp social justice critiques through her loving family tales.
If you’re looking for your next great meal in this moveable feast we call life,it might be time to head to these often-overlooked places.
Of course Dr Brindha Shivalingam knew “exactly what was happening” when she suffered stroke symptoms,but a further diagnosis came out of left field.
The “Zero Chance” campaign dates back several years - the latest ads depict desperation and suicide contemplation. Its cost remains a secret.
Kandy is in Sri Lanka’s central province,surrounded by mountains and their tea plantations and host to many sacred Buddhist sites.
A thoughtful,sustainability focused resort which does its best to live harmoniously with its environment.
Accepting my identity as a brown woman means standing up to prejudice – even if it makes people uncomfortable.
Miles Franklin Award-winner Shankari Chandran on family and funerals.
A common Buddhist saying tells us to “cultivate love for beings all”. I could start with mosquitos. But leeches and spiders – not so keen.
Local writers Sabrina Guse and Gabriella Marcelline have won the inaugural competition with essays about racism and Brisbane’s potentially utopian future.
While the entertainment offerings and bar menu fall short,this business class has other highlights.