Two Faced Bastard a monster of a show
The co-director of Chunky Move's latest offering for the Melbourne International Arts Festival admits that the idea of performing two shows at once has created some headaches.
View ArticleCaring and optimism
Jon Faine and his co-host, actor Alison Whyte were joined by two remarkable women - Lisa Morgan, who was a carer to her husband Richard until he passed away from Motor Neurone disease a few years ago,...
View ArticleHappiness more than gene deep
The idea that happiness is a genetic trait influenced by early life experiences has been challenged by new research from Germany.
View ArticlePersonal choices influence happiness
An Australian researcher is confident his study is set to revolutionise the way scientists think about happiness. Bruce Headey, of the Melbourne Institute of Applied Economics and Social Research, says...
View Article15yo Australian qualifies for Grand Slam
Queenslander Ashleigh Barty will be the youngest player at this years Australian Open after winning the wildcard playoff in Melbourne.
View ArticleMy place
ABC News presenter Virginia Haussegger shares her love of the Sculpture Garden at the National Gallery in Canberra.
View ArticleGross household income of $100,000 key to happiness: Deakin University research
Melbourne researchers have pinpointed an amount of money that does actually make people happy.
View ArticleMoney worries? School of Life course calls for rethink on finance
Are you worried about money? It may help to rethink your goals, according to a class at Melbourne's School of Life.
View ArticleIs Losing Good For You?
Nobody likes to lose. It hurts to be told your efforts aren't good enough. But can losing be good for you? Does losing inspire both self-reflection and, ultimately, self-improvement? How are your...
View ArticleFirst loves leave vivid memories because of intense emotions, psychologist says
Whether you think of your first love fondly or not, chances are you have vivid memories of your first relationship.
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