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Go Here, Try This

The don’t-miss events at this year’s Melbourne Food And Wine Festival

Born To Run

From mad dashes to outpacing an eating disorder, running has always been a part of Ruby Tandoh’s life. But she still doesn’t consider herself a true runner. So why does she always decide  to jog on?

A Beautiful Mind

New York-based photographer, curator, model and muse to Gucci’s Alessandro Michele, Petra Collins has captured the hearts of the art and fashion worlds with her unique style and colourful explorations of femininity. With a new book, Coming Of Age, out this month, she lets us step into her world

Success Story

Is success getting a big raise? Earning the respect of your colleagues? Having time to volunteer? One school of thought suggests it’s not always the fast track that will get you there.

Holding Court

Driven, passionate and whip-smart, actress Jessica McNamee is fast proving she can hold her own both onand off-screen

JesseEisenberg

Actor, author, playwright. Gill Pringle tries her hand at unravelling the mystery behind this enigmatic multi-hyphenate

Jack Huston

Forget family pedigree - it's leading-man looks and talent to match that has this actor's star on the rise.as Gill Pringle discovers.

Girl on Girl

Why are female friendships written so hot and bothered, yet male friendships = bromance? This month’s ELLE Book Club read is one of the novels exploring the terrain.

Tune into : Racy Hill

The Yeezy-approved, head-to-toe-Gucci fan in her own words

On The Power Of Praise

Compliments are writer Susie Boyt’s biggest vice – but while she craves the high they give, she knows they’re not always good for her.

Going Clear

From Chanel to Céline, transparency ruled the shows this season. Véronique Hyland submits, fashionably, to prying eyes, testing see-through items fresh offthe runway.

Flex And Point

Not just moves – there’s more to contemporary dance than meets the eye, says choreographer Melanie Lane

All You Can Eat

Fitness writer Muireann Carey-Campbell reveals the extent of her food phobia – and the way she’s beating it

Three's A Charm

A trio of Australia’s brightest young stars are the grounding force in this month’s out-of-this world remake of Picnic At Hanging Rock

The Vagina Dialogue

We’ve had Pussyhats and Instagram accounts dedicated to “Snatch” lookalikes, but 22 years after The Vagina Monologues, it’s time we started talking openly about the V-word, say medics and bloggers Nina Brochmann and Ellen Støkken Dahl

Up In Smoke

For the first time since the anti-smoking movement was launched almost three decades ago, the number of quitters is stalling. When we’re more well-versed than ever on the risks, why is it still finding favour?

Stick A Pin In It

Microneedling May Be The Internet’s Favourite New Clear-skin Cureall, But How Big Is The Gain In That Pain? Keziah Weir Gets Pricked

All In The Family

Cousins Chloe Kaul and Simon Lam, of electronic duo Kllo, first played together at a family party. Two EPs and an album later, they’re now an act to be reckoned with. As they hit the stage at this month’s Laneway Festival, we catch up with Kaul

Follow That Bird

Indie darling Greta Gerwig scores an immediate coming-of-age triumph from behind the camera

Licence To Wed

Only just shaken off last year’s wedding fatigue? Well, get ready to back it up because they are about to go big

Smart Mouth

The key to good health may just start inside your mouth

Growing Pain

Misuse OF PAINKILLERS is on the rise, even though most of us don’t really know HOW THEY WORK. With tighter regulations in place and a global crisis on our doorstep, is it time we PUT DOWN THE PILLS?

Girl Interrupted

While second-wave feminists paved the way for women to delay having children, millennials are rerouting – and discovering motherhood offers a new kind of liberation, writes Anna Christensen

The Auto Shift

Driverless cars are closer than you think and intend to change our lives in ways we haven’t yet imagined

The Doctor Will See You (Online) Now

Is virtual therapy the way of the future for our psychological needs?

Back Up

Your spine may be the only curve you need to combat

Sex & Tech

Surprising, cyber sensual and more pleasurable than you could imagine – the second sexual revolution is coming. And, this time, it’s driven by women, says Stephanie Theobald

Consciously Coupled

Every relationship has its issues, so why the taboo? Sophia Bennett lifts the veil on marriage counselling and finds a pre-emptive strike is increasingly par for the course.

Wireless For Sound

The new home sound systems are small, sharp and smarter than most scholars

Telling It Like It Is

Stella Donnelly is commanding attention (and adoration) with her refreshingly woke songwriting style.