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As 2022 draws to a close, we'd like to thank you for being part of the RN community this year. Whether you've been tuning in on your radio, listening to podcasts through the ABC listen app, reading our articles, or joining the conversation on our social media channels, we're so glad you joined us. For the summer period, we've curated a selection of our favourite stories from the past year. From the shocking history of medieval lobotomies to the backstory of an iconic Hong Kong street artist, our online articles offer fascinating deep dives you might have missed. We've also included practical and informative stories, like advice from parenting expert Maggie Dent on the infamous sticker chart, and a panel of experts weighing in on how to hone your negotiation skills. And remember, you can always explore your favourite RN shows anytime on the ABC listen app. We can't wait to bring you more amazing stories in 2023. Until next time, Anna Levy, deputy digital editor
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 He was a man so famous everybody knew him, yet such an enigma that nobody seemed to know anything about him. I was on a journalistic road to nowhere, but once I started, I couldn't stop, writes Louisa Lim. |
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 You might not think of yourself as a negotiator, but big or small, we all negotiate daily. Plus, getting better at it could make your life easier. |
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 Without modern luxuries like anaesthetics, surgery in the past was a bloody, violent and largely unsuccessful affair. |
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 Three beloved cooks and food writers explain why we love stocking up on beautiful cookbooks, and what we can learn about ourselves through them. |
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 In 2017, two women hung a bra on a fence to remember their friend Wendy, who had died from breast cancer. What happened next was surprising and heart-warming. |
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 London's incredible "iceberg" homes boast unimaginable luxury – think artificial beaches and multi-storey waterfalls in your basement – but what do they reveal about the city's future? |
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 The Hermettes are a group of "antisocial deep thinkers" and there are dozens of members around the world. |
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 This is the story of the briefcase that almost killed Hitler in 1944, how it was stopped only by a misplaced table leg, and the fate of the man at the heart of the assassination plot. |
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 Two remarkable women, worlds apart. Both are passionate about liberating women, embracing religion and culture to do so. |
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 While this quick-fix parenting hack can work for a while, it can actually cause more problems than it solves — and make your child less, not more, motivated to do the right thing. |
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