Julia Gillard and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala crunch the numbers and offer an urgent rallying cry in Women and Leadership.
In Women and Leadership, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern reflects on the importance of role-modelling in shattering gender stereotypes.
In July we explored racism, identity, education and love in James Baldwin’s searing essay collection Dark Days.
Australia's favourite authors read some of our most-loved picture books.
Hazelwood author Tom Doig offers a timeline of events preceding one of Victoria’s worst industrial disasters.
Keen to get (a little more) active? Take Embrace Yourself author and Body Image Movement leader Taryn Brumfitt’s advice and move for pleasure.
Taryn Brumfitt, the founder of the Body Image Movement, has released Embrace Your Body, a picture book for kids that celebrates positive body image values. Discover why this is so important right now plus learn five tips that will help YOU help the kids in your life.
Having some trouble getting a good night's sleep? Explore seven ways to sleep better, and ultimately live better, with Sleep: A Little Book of Self Care
The bestselling author of The Cake Maker’s Wish with some creative solutions to beat writer's block.
In June we mined the depths of the human psyche via Roald Dahl’s 1979 classic short story collection.
Artemis Fowl is a 12-year-old criminal mastermind. With this hit series coming to Disney+ there’s never been a better time to dive into his nefarious world. Read the book, watch the movie then see how you stack up with this masterful quiz.
In Any Ordinary Day, Leigh Sales reflects on the toolkits we assemble to help us navigate life’s greatest challenges.
Richard Flanagan discovers the ‘fury of meaning’ within Ben Quilty’s 2016 painting, ‘High tide mark’.
In May we took a time slip with Ruth Park’s thrilling 1980 adventure story, Playing Beatie Bow.
Ever wonder how your favourite book characters would be navigating these challenging times? Wonder no more…
What to read next, thanks to your favourite writers.
How the discovery of a box of love letters inspired Lisa Ireland to write The Secret Life of Shirley Sullivan.