Generation Xhausted
Sunny Grace explores the particulars of being a Gen X-er, as Gen Z begins to make an impact on the world.
Articles by Sunny Grace
Chronicle of a Covid vaccination
Sunny Grace has her first vaccination with the Pfizer Covid-19 jab – and despite some nerves, comes away grateful after an efficient, painless experience.
Walking amongst the dead
A visit to Waverley Cemetery gives Sunny Grace some perspective – and a reminder to walk amongst the living.
A finishing school for boys … and parents?
Sunny Grace makes a case for a return of the finishing school – and not only for girls.
She said
In the wake of Women’s March 4 Justice rallies across Australia, Sunny Grace weighs into the issues of sexual assault, rape and gender power dynamics from a powerful personal perspective.
The firebomb
How a convergence of childhood trauma, mental health issues, jealousy and revenge led to a terrifying night that almost destroyed a Sydney family.
Navigating the skies in a Covid world
The glamour of flying has taken multiple hits in recent years – but Covid-19 is something else again. Sunny Grace paints a picture of air travel, Covid-style.
Byron Bay, the most northerly suburb of Sydney
Sydneysider Sunny Grace is now dividing her time between the Harbour City and the Byron Bay district. She shares some astute observations about her new northern locale.
Emptying the nest
What makes someone pack up and leave Sydney for a sea or tree change? In Sunny Grace’s case, a host of reasons, both practical and poignant.
EJ Norvill claims the stage in The Picture of Dorian Gray
Sunny Grace reviews the STC production of The Picture of Dorian Gray, featuring a stunning tour de force by EJ Norvill.
Sunny Grace on finishing her short film, Charging
Sunny Grace’s new film, Charging, will premiere this Saturday as part of the AACTA Screen Fest.
The story shapes you
Sydney filmmaker Sunny Grace on the process of making her new short film, Charging.
Ode to a Superwoman
Though she’s largely forgotten, the legacy of activist, inventor, journalist, mother, poet, publisher and suffragette Louisa Lawson is enormous, writes Sunny Grace.
Beyond the Covid bubble
Sunny Grace found her world contract during lockdown. Now, with restrictions easing, she’s getting out and about – and discovering new strands to our multilayered city.
The shiner
When Sunny Grace’s dog gave her a black eye, it brought up issues and questions around domestic violence, and the way society handles it.