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Film: One Life

The quiet Englishman whose wartime heroics lay unrecognised for 50 years. Few knew that Nicholas Winton saved the lives of so many Jewish children during the war. It’s hard not to tear up during …

By Caroline Baum

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December 17, 2023

Society · Guardian Australia

Dehydration

‘You are sweating half a litre an hour’: what happens to your body when dehydrated – and how to avoid it. As Australia stares down a predicted very hot summer, dehydration presents a serious …

By Caroline Baum

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December 9, 2023

Society · Sydney Morning Herald

Therapy

Breaking up with my therapist terrified me. In the end, it was perfect. After eight years, it was time to say goodbye. My therapist gave me six months’ notice that she was breaking up …

By Caroline Baum

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August 27, 2023

Society · Guardian Australia

Justin Yerbury

‘I wish I could be her hero’: the teenage sweethearts who face motor neurone disease together. When Justin and Rachel Yerbury met, they had no idea that he would become a world-leading scientist – …

By Caroline Baum

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June 27, 2023

Society · Griffith Review

Ageing and Eating

Like falling over, choking in public is always a little embarrassing. When it happens, people feel the need to apologise once the episode is over, as if it were a sign of weakness or …

By Caroline Baum

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March 8, 2022

Society · Guardian Australia

The Refugee Bakery Scheme

‘The bakery is like a family to me’: the asylum seekers and refugees building a new life on sourdough starter. For the trainees of the Bread and Butter project, learning to bake is the …

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September 8, 2021

Culture · Sydney Morning Herald

Anyone who thinks fairytales are for children clearly has not read Charles Perrault’s Bluebeard. The bloody, cautionary tale about the perils of curiosity and marriage belongs in the X-rated horror genre more than on …

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February 26, 2021

Culture · Sydney Morning Herald

Yo-Yo Ma

Awkward moment leads to 40-year friendship – and a new album from Yo-Yo Ma. Anyone who knows Yo-Yo Ma could tell you that a virus was not going to stop him in his tracks. …

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December 11, 2020

Culture · Sydney Morning Herald

Lynette Wallworth

Is Lynette Wallworth our most influential filmmaker? There is a gentle irony to the fact that film director Lynette Wallworth would rather not talk via Zoom. Instead, we conduct this conversation by phone.

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August 6, 2020

Culture · Sydney Morning Herald

Lime Cordiale

'We said yes to everything': Lime Cordiale's slow rise to top. When the mop-haired sons of friends blossom into musical adolescents and form a band, you wish them luck, expecting them to go the …

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July 10, 2020