The Australian Academy Award-nominated director doesn’t think much of those who complain when their films miss out on an Oscar.
The perpetual adventurer’s search for MH370 has made him a target.
Australian Melissa Parke heads up the Geneva-based organisation that aims to abolish nuclear weapons. She has much to say.
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 writer’s bestselling novel The Dictionary of Lost Words has had a charmed life. Now it’s been adapted for the stage.
Mustering sheep and cattle after school,Annabel Johnson never imagined she would end up swapping the farm for a CEO’s job with a baby in tow.
Anthea Loucas Bosha lives and breathes food and wine,but selecting one restaurant to eat at out of the hundreds showcased in the annual festival is a political hot potato.
Australian tech entrepreneur Fred Schebesta’s main company was last valued at $650 million,but he still uses two-ply toilet paper and his go-to shoes are six years old.
People keep asking Violent Femmes’ Brian Ritchie why he moved from New York to Tasmania. The answer is simple:“Because I like it.”
The tunnel expert from Monbulk earned instant fame in India when he spearheaded the rescue of 41 workers trapped in a Himalayan mountain.
The son of Sri Lankan immigrants,Shaun Christie-David is a former banker and now an award-winning social entrepreneur.