Georgia Keighery

Satirist and activist Fabian LoSchiavo was active at the dawn of gay rights protests in Sydney.

In the bedroom of a religious-relic-laden house in Sydney, a sister begins the closely guarded ritual of donning the nun’s habit. Over neatly pressed underwear, a voluminous black tunic with immense sleeves, is slipped into, leaving the body

Georgia Keighery runs like a gentle breeze in Cambodia The thing is this: if you

Stonehenge By Georgia Keighery Stonehenge is one of those places that had always inspired from

Lost and dumbfound in London By Georgia Keighery I’ve been told a thousand times that London is overwhelming and amazing. Being overwhelmed by London is a cliché of the highest order. Hence, I decided in advance that I would not be part of it.

La la la Laos By Georgia Keighery I have to say this – when I first saw the town in daylight, all I could think was, ‘I’m too grown-up for this sh*t!’

Myths, Legends and Langkawi By Georgia Keighery There’s a long-running urban myth about a group of professional, partner-having, gym-going, hobby-pursuing, commitment-laden women friends.

Georgia Keighery is a Playwright, Columnist and Nonfiction Writer. This Aussie ex-pat shares her tips for the best things to do in Singapore.

I remember a time, I was 8 years old and my third class teacher explained that we were about to begin a unit on China. I precociously raised my hand, proud as punch to have some personal knowledge about the subject to add, and sure that the rest of