Joy Rhoades on bushfires, orphan wallaroos, life in 1948 and researching her new book, The Burnt Country.
In Bowraville, Dan Box learns the burden of the community’s trust: keep fighting.
In Use It or Lose It, Paul McIntyre asks, ‘what if exercise were medicine?’
Lisa Nicol shares the experience of writing what she describes as her most special book, and pays tribute to her friend and co-creator.
Patrice Newell explores humanity’s relationship with the earth itself.
In The Yield, Tara June Winch explores how every word is embedded with stories.
To celebrate thirty years of The Power of One our staff and authors reflect on what Bryce Courtenay's novel means to them.
Lee Constable talks World Environment Day and how saving the whole stinkin' planet can be a family affair.
Overcome these common obstacles and unlock your financial potential.
Kathryn Hind reflects on winning the inaugural Penguin Literary Prize and her journey to becoming a published author.
Celebrating 30 years of Bryce Courtenay’s magnificent debut – The Power of One.
Warm recommendations from the readers at Penguin Random House Australia.
Love Song author Sasha Wasley takes us through six love songs that she is besotted with.
A Lifetime of Impossible Days author, Tabitha Bird, pens letters to her five, fifteen and twenty-five-year-old selves.
Four books that left their mark on A Lifetime of Impossible Days author Tabitha Bird.
To celebrate Bee Awareness Week, gain some insight on what it takes to be a beekeper, from DK's A Slice of Organic Life.
Amanda Hampson reflects on travelling in the past and present, plus the research she undertook to bring Maggie, Fran and Rose to life in Sixty Summers.
Anxious Kids co-author Dr Jodi Richardson is an expert on anxiety, having lived it and studied it. Here she takes us through her personal journey with anxiety and some essential management tools.
From Anxious Kids, some breathing exercise and tips for you and your kids.
