Have we lost the art of conversation?
In a world of thumbs-up emojis and one-way voice memos, are we forgetting how to converse? The Weekly engages in an experiment in listening and genuine two-way chatting.
The best books by Indigenous Australian authors to read this NAIDOC Week
Immense yourself in rich storytelling.
Sri Lankan-Australian architect Ilma Ali’s life changed when her flight re-routed to Darwin
She found her true colours in flowers, fashion and the community...
Is Australia in the middle of a volunteering crisis?
Australian organisations are suffering from a labour shortage due to the volunteering crisis.
Inside the outback education crisis
In regional and remote Australia, getting an education isn’t as easy as A, B, C. The Weekly goes bush to meet the women battling to close the outback education gap.
The Aussie couples who found love for a second time
Can an old romance really be rekindled? The Weekly meets the Aussie couples who found love together the second time around.
How the Kimberley floods brought a community together
Western Australia’s worst-ever flood emergency brought into the spotlight the infrastructure lags in remote communities. Now, ahead of the next wet season, the inspiring women who led the recovery tell us about their journey.
EXCLUSIVE: How Ellidy Pullin and her adorable daughter Minnie are making new memories while remembering their beloved Chumpy
Ellidy has learnt to find joy after her traumatic loss.