Sophie Kesteven

People once wore eyeliner for more than just its aesthetic, with Ancient Egyptians believing it could protect them from the ‘evil eye’. Now, people are using it to connect them to their heritage.

Space is often described as the Wild West, but this is changing with commercial operators now charging people to send human ashes of loved ones to the Moon. But there are ethical implications around whether this should be allowed.

Pet food is a multi-billion-dollar global industry, yet in Australia it’s still widely unregulated. Animals and their owners are paying the ultimate price.

Workplace romances aren’t uncommon, but what are the consequences for dating colleagues or even your boss?

Australians are increasingly storing eggs and embryos but some clinics are running out of space. As the industry grows, what are the options?

A former Sri Lankan deputy high commissioner based in Australia has been ordered to pay more than $500,000 in unpaid wages to a domestic worker, who worked seven days a week for three years, with only two days off. 

Diving through narrow crevices underwater on limited amounts of air may not appeal to everyone, but cave diver Jill Heinerth wants more people to tap into their inner explorer.  

Medicinal marijuana has been legal in Australia for several years now, but when could an employee lose their job for testing positive for the drug in the workplace?

How this little fish was once central to the cuisine in the Roman Empire.

Passport photos aren't typically creative or flattering. But at one time, they were artistic and had elaborate backdrops.