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We asked writers from Australia and overseas to tell us which books had knocked their socks off in the past year.

We asked writers from Australia and overseas to tell us which books had knocked their socks off in the past year.

We asked writers from Australia and overseas to tell us which books had knocked their socks off in the past year.

A new wave of Australian books details the extent of burnout, misogyny and mental ill health in medicine, lifting the veil on an industry better known for keeping quiet

<strong>Letter: </strong>The treatment of long Covid offers an opportunity to use patient insight to shape how health conditions are treated, writes <strong>Stephanie Schreiber</strong>

When Ben Bravery began studying medicine after surviving bowel cancer he found something missing from the curriculum – patients

Sayaka Murata’s story collection Life Ceremony leads our wrap of new fiction and non-fiction reviews.

When Indira Naidoo lost her younger sister to suicide during the COVID-19 lockdowns, the media personalitys connection to nature and…

Dr Ben Bravery was just 28 when he was diagnosed with bowel cancer. His experience made him decide to retra...