Celina Ribeiro

Anyone can be a cage fighter, says a fitness program promising ‘the ultimate human transformation’

Zoo attendance in Australia is steadily increasing, but so are the public’s expectations of institutions that hold animals in captivity

Zoo attendance in Australia is steadily increasing, but so are the public’s expectations of institutions that hold animals in captivity

Shopping centres are spending millions on ever-more elaborate Christmas displays to compete with the convenience of online retail

The unique nature of the pandemic means the economic downturn could impact women for decades

Black chiffon kimonos, French military coats, beaded jackets: high craft costumes and props all up for grabs

It’s expensive and not without scandal, but the pandemic has only increased Thermomix’s popularity. Why does a kitchen appliance inspire such devotion?

A scathing report into child abuse allegations within the sport has cracked open a win-at-all-costs culture where young girls are subject to extreme physical expectations

A scathing report into child abuse allegations within the sport has cracked open a win-at-all-costs culture where young girls are subject to extreme physical expectations

As the end of the financial year looms, many Australians turn their eyes to charitable giving. Here, professionals in the field suggest how to make donations that count

As she returns to her dream role in the hit political drama, Mailman muses on the pressure of carrying a series, the moment that gave her ‘goosebumps’ and how far Australian TV has come in her lifetime

Phone notifications are, by design, hard to resist. Stopping them at the source is a better solution

Western Sydney anthology Here Out West was an unlikely Sydney film festival opener. Now hitting cinemas, its creators hope it will find an audience amid Covid

What had been held together during all those months of lockdown finally came apart when my daughters fell sick

What to the rest of us has been an aberrant few years has to this new generation been their whole life

The 21st century will be make or break for humanity, says Oxford University transhumanist Elise Bohan. If we get it right, she thinks we might find something better

Publishing is awash with titles for kids focused on worries, feelings and emotional literacy – and parents are buying them in droves

From athletic autobiographies to the all-encompassing witch’s hat, here are six ways to sail through Book Week 2022 without resorting to an Elsa costume

Synthetic vanilla now accounts for 99% of vanilla products, but demand for the real deal is high and growing

At first an oddity roaming in an otherwise desperately ordinary suburb, the curious creature continues to survive – alone and silent