Anna Kelsey-Sugg

Hobbies aren’t just activities to pass the time. They can boost your mental health and sense of purpose. These experts say it’s time to take them more seriously.

Almost 3 million apartments or townhouses in Australia are covered by a strata scheme. What happens when it causes trouble?

When life wasn’t quite working for Sydney parents of four Jodi and Daniel, they decided to take a road trip. It proved to be a life-changing act.

After the disability royal commission called for the phasing out of special schools, it put the spotlight on how mainstream education could support more students with disability.

Retirement can bring unexpected challenges from a lack of sense of purpose and missing social network. But these experts say it’s a phase of life that has much to offer — if you’re prepared.

As John Gilius’s partner came closer to dying from terminal cancer, the couple decided to mark the event in a very special, and very joyous, way.

When Adila Hassim represented South Africa in its ICJ case against Israel, she was struck by the overwhelming sense that the courtroom is not a place for women. She’s one of many prominent voices now calling for change in the world’s highest court.

It’s taken Dassi Erlich a long time to stop blaming herself for the sexual abuse perpetrated by her former school principal, Malka Leifer. But the support of her family has helped her find strength.

In 1984 Derek Bromley was convicted of murdering Adelaide man Stephen Docoza, a crime Bromley has always denied committing. This month brings fresh hope to him and his advocates.

Experts argue the aged care system isn’t adequately addressing elderly residents’ mental health, but that government-funded sessions with a psychologist could help them feel happier and more at ease.