Secularised research may miss nuances of design

Sally Pryor Is there any end to the enigma of the Griffins? Not in this centenary year there isn't.

Fifty years on, Seekers are still a bit rock n' roll

Sally Pryor At first glance, it could be a classic family portrait, three brothers gathered behind their little sister seated at the front.

Princess upstaged by humble legume

Sally Pryor Since when has a princess not taken pride of place in a fairytale?

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The word on the street

Sally Pryor Private Capital: Canberra’s long-time street mag BMA Magazine is celebrating its 21st birthday.

Leaving the job of a lifetime

Sally Pryor Andrew Sayers has no regrets.

Snapshots of a bygone era

Sally Pryor The year 1913 is having a moment, and just in the nick of time, too.

Sun up, sun down … a perfect day around the clock

Sally Pryor, Fleta Page and Lisa Cox Build it and they will come.

Past, present, future laid out on firestorm anniversary

Sally Pryor As a site to mark a horrifying event, the setting and the weather couldn’t have been better.

Short list speaks volumes on reading habits

Sally Pryor A political memoir, a cookbook and an edgy crime thriller – it’s a short list that speaks volumes about the reading habits of Australia’s most educated city.

A majestic folly soars

Sally Pryor It's only 8am, but Jon Stanhope has been up for hours. Something about the light, he says, and force of habit.

Treasures, living and otherwise

Sally Pryor A former National Gallery director has teamed up with an artist to highlight some of Canberra's most prized collections.

Digger dodged death as bullet hit Bible

Sally Pryor It was probably superstition that led 22-year-old Lance-Corporal Elvas Jenkins to tuck his Bible into his left shirt pocket at Gallipoli on May 7, 1915.