Read the chilling letters and see the Aboriginal souvenirs that tourists from around the world have returned to an outback store, believing the artefacts to be cursed. 

We’ve teamed up with Melbourne’s Craft & Co to create our own gin. It’s an unusual take on a classic formula. Just like us.

These photos of badass trees will restore your faith in Mother Nature (and her ability to get downright weird).

Wrap your head around this taxonomy of ‘logical fallacies’, and you could become more persuasive and powerful than you’ve ever been before. 

When the term ‘moving house’ gets a whole new meaning.

They look like cheap sci-fi props, but these improvised cars are actually the handiwork of ISIS.

Attention, children of men: it’s just over a week until Father’s Day. Here are some gift ideas to help secure your favourite child status for another year (and show dad you care, of course).

Want to get your hands on a copy extra early? Pre-ordering is your friend.

In his new book, Depends What You Mean by Extremist, scallywag-turned-social-commentator John Safran plunges into the mad world of “Australian deplorables”. We spoke with him about dealing with conflict, combating racism with humour, and whether we’re all truly screwed.

Get out your notebook and dust off that resume: we're looking for a creative, detail-oriented journalist/editor to join us as Smith Journal's new Assistant Editor and Online Editor.