With its depiction of Iran under late shah’s despotic rule comes Shahrzad, an independent online drama with parallels in current events

Millions of Muslims across the globe are preparing for Eid al-Fitr, the conclusion of the Islamic holy month.

Resuming another year of work will be sitting especially heavily for some. So how can managers respond to mental health issues in the workplace?

What do people hope for when they consult a psychic, and what leads some to witchcraft?

This International Women's Day, we asked musicians, businesswomen, philosophers, writers and filmmakers to tell us about the women who changed the way they think. This is what they said.

Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten vowed to make same-sex marriage a reality. So why are couples still being forced to wait?

Multicultural Picture Books About Strong Female Role Models: Picture Book Biographies about famous women of African/Asian/Hispanic/Native American heritage.

Do you take the red pill or the blue pill?

Income inequality, technological change, and an alienated labour force characterised post-Civil War America. What does that tell us about where we're heading next?

A lifelong obsession with Catholicism is one of the main themes in Martin Scorsese's latest film, as he continues what he calls a search for the spiritual human condition.

Catholic and worker solidarity used to help Australians wrestle more with their vote than they seem to do now.

In 1990, two Sydney schoolgirls were celebrated by The Bulletin as women who would make it in a man's world. So did they? Ann Arnold tracks them down to find out.

I have spent my life working for dignity for the living. Now I wish to apply my mind to dignity for the dying