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In a world where we fixate on the cult of youth, this ‘coming-of-middle-age story’ is refreshing and provocative

Sharp observations steal the show in this surprisingly poignant tale of marital meltdown featuring wife, husband – and a mobile phone

Lizzie and Frank, Beatrice and Conor, and Eva and Shay are all best friends until a game at a birthday bash gives reckless Frank ideas about ice-queen Beatrice.

Loss and loneliness drive a woman to revisit her first love in this perceptive slow-burn novel

Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by <strong>Imogen Dewey</strong>

In today’s newsletter: From September the force will stop attending to non-urgent mental health care calls – but should they? And who else steps in if they don’t?

There is an order in which relationships, just like houses, must be built. Violate that order, and things go very wrong.

In today’s newsletter: In echoes of the strike of 2007-8, TV and film writers have downed pens over poor pay and insecure jobs – and the looming spectre of AI-written scripts

When the Cowboys took Vaughn in the sixth round Saturday, NFL Network knew just what to do. And it was fantastic sports television.

Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by <strong>Imogen Dewey</strong>