Music Can Delta bring the Eurovision dream home? Australia’s Eurovision dream has always felt farfetched, but this week, Delta Goodrem may have just brought it into genuine scope.
News & Views Budget of “resilience and reform” closer to constructive tinkering We were promised a Budget of widespread resilience and reform but delivered something closer to constructive tinkering.
Uncategorised Karl Stefanovic won’t fix what Kyle Sandilands broke at ARN Stefanovic maybe superficially a softer option than Sandilands: blokey, funny, affable. But that doesn’t mean he’s neutral.
News & Views Australians aren’t an “endangered species”, Elon — we’re making a rational call about the world we’d bring kids into “Australians are becoming an endangered species.”That was Elon Musk’s unsolicited take on Australia’s falling birthrate, posting to X.
News & Views From corporate law to community impact: How Eresha De Zoysa is building a food empire with purpose at its core Eresha De Zoysa’s Lord & Lion business has become a vehicle for something much bigger: supporting families in Sri Lanka.
Politics NSW nurses secure landmark pay rise after years-long fight over “undervalued” work Nurses and midwives across New South Wales are set to receive significant pay increases following a landmark industrial ruling.
Politics What Pauline Hanson’s popularity tells us about ourselves It’s tempting to look at the rise of Pauline Hanson yet still not take it very seriously. It’s time we confronted our arrogance on this.
News & Views The men who pushed back on MAFS, and why we barely saw them Why does Nine want viewers to believe that good men are complicit and misogyny goes unchecked when there are participants speaking up?
Sport FIFA mandates female coaches for women’s tournaments FIFA has announced a new requirement for teams competing in its women’s tournaments to include female coaches on their benches,
News & Views When Albanese called Grace Tame “difficult,” he said more than he intended When Albanese opted for “difficult” as a descriptor for Grace Tame during a light-hearted word-association game, it was hard to stomach.
News & Views Liberal women are dropping like flies, but at least Jacinta Price is ‘back, baby’ Jacinta Price has gleefully declared she’s back, after being sensationally demoted from the shadow ministry by then-leader Sussan Ley.
Politics ‘If I had an ego I’d be dead’: Sussan Ley bids farewell to politics following crushing leadership defeat Sussan Ley addressed Australia following her crushing leadership defeat earlier this morning to Angus Taylor- 34 votes to 17.
