Yasmin Jeffery

Kids and parents alike want Australian kids' TV, says new research, but local quotas have been paused.  

Carissa Broadbent wasn't loving her first "big-girl job in corporate America", so she decided to try writing a romantasy book. Now she's a best-selling author. 

When the veteran TV host found alternative ways to manage some of the chronic and persistent hip pain he has experienced since his late 20s due to osteoarthritis, he simply had to tell as many people about it as possible.

Five TV shows that are new, good and out right now (or at least quite soon).

The satirical "tale of downward dog and downward profits" that is Yoga Play hits Australia for the first time after enjoying years of critical acclaim in the US.

Audrey is a black comedy about a mum assuming her comatose daughter's identity to further her acting career, and a commentary on the societal expectations we place on mothers. We chat with the stars of the new Australian film, Jackie van Beek and Hannah Diviney.

Anyone who's listened beyond the poppy sounds of Wafia's music will know she's been singing about abusive relationships for years. But she's done being even remotely vague about it.

The strengths and differences neurodivergent people bring to the fashion world are in the spotlight this Melbourne Fashion Week, so we sat down with three creatives to find out how they think the industry can be more inclusive and neuro-affirming.

Melbourne Fashion Week is back for its 30th year with the theme "You're Invited" and G Flip as an ambassador. We chat with the indie-pop artist about their relationship to fashion and what they're trying to express with their signature aesthetic.

We catch up with the self-taught artist to hear about her design process, the varying reactions to her work (the strongest of which come from her children) and what she's trying to say with her garments.