Wendy Syfret

Mona’s winter festival moves heaven and hell to remind us that humans are horrible but clever.

Despite global outcry and calls for boycotts, Sultan Hassanal Bolki has shown no sign of reversing the draconian law.

Not happy with the consequences of a very illegal park, a Hong Kong businessman disrupted a city street by blocking it with his Lexus and a seven-seater van.

“On 15 March our history changed forever. Now, our laws will too.”

They don’t make you look childish or unprofessional! They’re a sign of emotional intelligence!

There's plenty of gore on display, but it's the history of gore obsession that's more interesting.

In a city of almost perpetual sunshine they've got a surprising number of dark corners.

This season was never about love. Maybe it’s because on some innate level, women who understand contouring can’t love a man with a biological perm.

Against the odds, the show has delivered a surprising study in female agency.

Brooke’s revelation that she has had relationships with women presented an opportunity for the show to have a modern conversation about sexuality. Instead, it highlighted Australia's cracked relationship with LGBTQI+ culture.

The new rules are a win for animals and basic human decency.

Police haven’t confirmed if the two incidents were related. But local residents have claimed the car accelerated towards the fight.