Freelance Journalist, Lifestyle Writer
Samantha Selinger-Morris is a Freelance Journalist and Lifestyle Writer at SMH and The Age. She focuses on themes of culture and society, exploring topics such as cultural movements, internet culture, consumer health, and mental health. Samantha's work has been featured in WAtoday, Brisbane Times, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Age.
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Samantha's coverage is heavily focused on lifestyle topics, particularly parenting and family dynamics. She frequently writes how-to guides and opinion editorials, often citing data to support her articles.
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It's not every day that a 2,700-year-old Greek poem causes people to lose their ever-loving minds
By: Samantha Selinger-Morris
This isn't your little brother's AI, the kind he uses to cheat on exam papers
By: Samantha Selinger-Morris
After a week of sexual assault allegations involving both boys and prominent sports stars, Chanel Contos asks what more do we need to overhaul the culture in elite sporting teams and all-boys schools?
By: Samantha Selinger-Morris
By: Samantha Selinger-Morris
By: Samantha Selinger-Morris
The cancellation of John Galliano’s retrospective is about far more than the designer’s own troubled history, revealing the fashion world’s long-reigning tsar could be losing her grip on power.
By: Samantha Selinger-Morris
By: Samantha Selinger-Morris
Peter Hartcher was in Washington, DC, during the deadliest act of terrorism in modern history. But have we forgotten the lessons learnt in its wake?
By: Samantha Selinger-Morris
During times of increased tension, a massive escalation can be sudden and catastrophic. Sometimes avoiding the worst is just dumb luck.
