Catharine Lumby is a professor of media at the University of Sydney. Her latest book is Frank Moorhouse: A Life.
Like most of my cohort I have occasionally used illicit recreational drugs. And alcohol has caused many people I know far more trouble than cocaine or cannabis.
Thirty years ago, tattoos, once frowned upon, were threatened with respectability due to their emerging popularity with celebrities and the gay community.
Women are angry. And we’re not going away. An NRL adviser on gender equity reflects on Jarryd Hayne’s conviction for sexual assault and yet another scandal involving the federal government’s parliamentary staff.