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- Sep 18, 2026
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‘I never want to be that sick again’: Judith Lucy on what happened at a healing retreat in Peru (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Judith Lucy is a workaholic. A stand-up comic since her 20s – she’s now 58 – and a regular TV and radio performer, Lucy has mined her personal travails including disastrous relationships, too much drinking and the indignities of ageing in her famous sardonic drawl. Life was work, until it wasn’t. In 2023, she had a “burnout”, and she’s turned her discoveries into a book about that deep exhaustion.
Ready or not: How can we prepare for a hostile climate? (opens the original)
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Across the country, Australia is falling behind in adapting to the baked-in impacts of climate change. You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. “Adaptation” has not been at the forefront of climate change discussions, but many experts argue it is time to learn to prepare for – not simply react to – the growing number of climate-linked disasters. New developments in western Sydney show what happens when governments focus on the housing cr
The August 8 edition (opens the original)
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Record-breaking wildfires across France, Spain and Canada, intense storms in Chile and heatwaves across North Africa and Japan prompted the United Nations’ Climate Change Executive Secretary, Simon Stiell, to issue a warning last month that “the climate alarm is blaring from every direction”. Stiell highlighted the frequency, intensity and costliness of protracted heatwaves, severe floods and violent mega-storms, saying in a statement that the need for action was clear. In Australia, we are no s
The August 8 edition (opens the original)
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Record-breaking wildfires across France, Spain and Canada, intense storms in Chile and heatwaves across North Africa and Japan prompted the United Nations’ Climate Change Executive Secretary, Simon Stiell, to issue a warning last month that “the climate alarm is blaring from every direction”. Stiell highlighted the frequency, intensity and costliness of protracted heatwaves, severe floods and violent mega-storms, saying in a statement that the need for action was clear. In Australia, we are no s
The August 8 edition (opens the original)
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Record-breaking wildfires across France, Spain and Canada, intense storms in Chile and heatwaves across North Africa and Japan prompted the United Nations’ Climate Change Executive Secretary, Simon Stiell, to issue a warning last month that “the climate alarm is blaring from every direction”. Stiell highlighted the frequency, intensity and costliness of protracted heatwaves, severe floods and violent mega-storms, saying in a statement that the need for action was clear. In Australia, we are no s
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