Greg Callaghan
Deputy editor, Good Weekend
Greg Callaghan is a senior writer and the deputy editor with Good Weekend.
Dark academia: Illuminating the luxe library fashion trend
Plus: get ready for the weekend with these fresh diversions.
- by Deborah Cooke, Frances Mocnik, Greg Callaghan, Katrina Strickland and Barry Divola
What his friend’s killer did in court set Peter on a new life mission
After losing a close friend in horrific circumstances – and witnessing his killer’s brazen insolence – Peter Rolfe knew what he had to do.
- by Greg Callaghan
Will a revolutionary DNA-editing tool end disease – or threaten humanity?
When US biochemist Jennifer Doudna discovered the key for editing DNA, she opened scientific frontiers full of promise – and peril.
- by Greg Callaghan
Parental death, the joy of a blow-dry and other lessons from 2023
“The one thing I realised with a thud …” Good Weekend writers and editors reflect on the year.
- by Jane Cadzow, Tim Elliott, Amanda Hooton, Melissa Fyfe, Konrad Marshall, Greg Callaghan and Katrina Strickland
Australian poetry is having a moment
Plus: get ready for the weekend with these fresh diversions.
- by Melanie Kembrey, Barry Divola, Frances Mocnik, Melissa Singer, Greg Callaghan, Katrina Strickland, Tim Elliott and Deborah Cooke
‘I was told not to plan for old age’: The long-term survivors who beat the HIV odds
They were expected to die, yet 40 years after HIV/AIDS rocked the world, many are holding strong – baffling medicos in the process.
- by Greg Callaghan
Breaking: The Newsreader beats second-season blues
Plus: get ready for the weekend with these fresh diversions.
- by Greg Callaghan, Melissa Singer, Melanie Kembrey, Frances Mocnik, Sharon Bradley and Jill Dupleix
‘No one is talking about this’: What happens when men age
What’s eating men over 50? A host of serious physical and emotional issues that no one wants to talk about.
- by Greg Callaghan
Authors penning hit TV shows? It’s no longer a novel concept
Tom Rob Smith is part of a wave of bestselling writers making the literary jump from the page to the screen – and back again.
- by Greg Callaghan
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She’d been tortured, raped and abducted. Then a legal twist launched a new nightmare
Gloria had made a lucky escape. But because her kidnapper had taken her across a state border, she faced two legal systems – and a long battle for justice.
- by Karen Percy and Greg Callaghan