You’re 30 and feeling meh about life. Bridie Jabour, The Guardian’s opinion editor, knows your pain.
You’re 30 and feeling meh about life. Bridie Jabour, The Guardian’s opinion editor, knows your pain.
The wrestle with busyness, productivity, balance, and tech easily becomes the story of our lives.
After the EURO 2020 final, Simon Smart ponders the “religious transformation” taking place in football (and elsewhere) in the UK.
Michael Wear talks about faith, politics and having Barack Obama as a boss.
The plight of the Tamil family from Biloela makes us ask: could we do refugee politics differently?
How do you raise kids who see the world’s problems, and believe they can do something about it?
Simon Smart reflects on his enduring love for the ocean, and the awe and wonder he feels when faced with the ravaging beauty of the sea.
A former Yale professor on the clever but morally clueless students pursuing an elite education.
Mike and Steve Baird grew up as sons of prominent Australian politician Bruce Baird. Both recently moved from corporate roles…
Think “scientific” and “creative” are opposites? Physicist Tom McLeish begs to disagree.
In the 2020 Richard Johnson Lecture, historian Sarah Irving-Stonebraker asks: does the notion of religious liberty still have currency today?
“Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion”, reads the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. But how […]
