InSpeaking ChronicallybySandi Parsons·May 18, 2022Could Chopin Be the Most Famous Person With Cystic Fibrosis?The composer’s ill health shares many traits with a genetic diseaseA response icon2A response icon2
InSix Word Photo Story ChallengebySandi Parsons·Apr 25, 2022Australian Soldiers Left Their Mark on EgyptSix Word Photo Story Challenge: FreestyleA response icon5A response icon5
Sandi Parsons·Aug 16, 2021A Passport Fit for a PharoahEveryone who travels overseas needs the right documentation — even 3,000-year-old mummies
InInside the SimulationbySandi Parsons·Jul 22, 2021The Sister Site to the Bermuda TriangleAre UFOs to blame for the disappearances from Australia’s Bass Strait triangle?A response icon2A response icon2
InCreaturesbySandi Parsons·Jul 15, 2021What The Heck is a Drongo And Why Was it my Mother’s Favorite Insult?How a racehorse became immortalized in Australian slangA response icon6A response icon6
Sandi Parsons·Jul 9, 2021Australian Slang: Who Was Buckley and Why Didn’t He Stand a Chance?“You’ve got two chances mate, Buckley’s and none”A response icon2A response icon2
Sandi Parsons·Jun 30, 2021Australia’s Missing Prime MinisterRumors and conspiracy theories surround the disappearance of Harold HoltA response icon2A response icon2
Sandi Parsons·Apr 27, 2021The Practice of Death Photography in Victorian TimesThe death of a loved one was often the catalyst for the first family photoA response icon3A response icon3
Sandi Parsons·Apr 8, 2021Dogs Who Survived the Sinking of the TitanicAt least twelve dogs were on board the Titanic — some of them made it homeA response icon3A response icon3
InIntrospection, ExpositionbySandi Parsons·Mar 6, 2021When Laughter is no Joke: The 1962 Laughter Epidemic of TanganyikaLaughter is the best medicine — but what happens when laughter becomes a medical problem?
InIntrospection, ExpositionbySandi Parsons·Mar 1, 2021The Dingo Ate My Baby: Trial by Public OpinionThe Azaria Chamberlain case
