In an exclusive interview, Malaysia’s Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad speaks to Reader’s Digest about how reading broadens knowledge and vision.
We bring you a reader favourite about a courageous young girl, and what’s become of her.
A lesson in life – and music – from the most brilliant mind in the world.
Success starts with the right idea and the conviction to stick to that idea. It can also mean disrupting established thinking, something property developer Harry Triguboff understands well.
Often called ‘The Lady of the Lamp’, this indomitable woman pioneered modern nursing in the midst of war.
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Some insect populations around the world have gone into alarming decline. What does it mean for the rest of life on Earth?
How a caring teacher and the noble game of chess changed lives
Lord Howe Island is a pristine South Pacific paradise, and home to one of Australia’s oldest family businesses, which still offers visitors an unspoilt and enjoyable holiday experience.
The moon landing on July 20, 1969, was the culmination of decades of effort and planning. Here’s how Launch Day unfolded.
It was thought that the baby girl was severely handicapped. But the love of her foster parents changed all that.
He was a corrupt youth and spent years as a slave-ship captain, but the man who once was lost, truly found salvation.
At the Sydney launch of Lee Child's latest Jack Reacher novel, Past Tense, Reader's Digest Senior Editor Kathy Buchanan chatted with the best-selling author about his biggest challenges and [...]
From the courage of her patients, the young nurse learned how to live.
