News & Views

Sydney-based novelist Michelle de Kretser has won this year’s Stella Prize for her eighth book, “Theory & Practice”.

With a prime minister who wants to be remembered for universal childcare, early education is not just on the agenda, it is already in motion.

Now would be the time for patience and humility. Instead, it’s relationship dramas and political power plays for The Nationals.

With one quarter of Australians now depending on social media as their main news source, it’s no wonder “newsfluencers” are making waves.

As a psychologist, I often hear some version of the same question ‘…What can I do with all of this pain?’.

A British footballer has been ordered by the Immigration Minister to leave the country after a group of brave women reported his abuse.

The Trump administration has halted Harvard’s ability to enrol international students, insisting that they must transfer to other universities, or leave the US. 

Proposed legislation in the UK could soon see endometriosis regarded as a legitimate workplace issue, writes Victoria Williams.

Bundjalung woman and chef, Mindy Woods has won an international Champions of Change award as part of the World’s 50 Best Restaurants program.

As Israeli forces expand ground operations in Gaza, aid organisations say nearly 100,000 displaced in the past few days alone.

Airwallex becomes first technology start-up since Canva to win backing of the nation’s three largest venture capital firms.

Selfie-editing apps and filters are changing how young people see themselves, harming body image and increasing pressure to look perfect.