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My sons have helped provide a squad of fine grandchildren, but their behaviour as children still rankles.
Under the new broadcast rights deal, the NRL plans to crack down on negative commentary in the game. Be careful, Peter V’landys will be watching.
At last, the chairman of Geelong has called the club’s handling of Jake Kolodjashnij’s contract “a fail”. But the AFL’s response was equally poor.
At Australia’s largest Indigenous gathering in the Northern Territory last week, the focus was not on the past but the future.
In the past week, debate has flared over just how many newer homeowners now owe more money than their property is worth.
I got asked a straightforward question on social media this week. To my surprise, it sparked an enormous conversation.
Two best mates putting on an absolute clinic. Was there any better way for the Brisbane Lions to reaffirm their premiership credentials?
A Productivity Commission interim report will fuel pressure to rethink how GST is distributed.
Our precious fauna is facing its own pandemic. But unlike with COVID, no vaccine will rescue our animals.
After five-and-a-half years, North Sydney Olympic Pool is finally open.
Craig Drummond now holds the highest office in the game, but his brief statement did not address the obvious questions that need to be answered about...
Both share a teflon coating and staying power that has defied the pundits. Both keep saying the unsayable – and that’s what works.
The series against Bangladesh in Darwin continues a pattern of Australia’s administrators saying something noble about our commitment to global Test...
Despite knowing the odds, billionaire James Packers has taken the ultimate gamble. He’s gone all in on love and marriage.
I’ve already spent $150 on something I don’t need. Here’s how I stopped myself from spending double.
Because nothing ruins breakfast quite like a dollop of strychnine on your toast.
Donald Trump has changed the political game. He’s shown it’s possible to seize control of a major party and remake it.
As Operation Rosny continues to bite, the NSW Liberal Party has put a house in Willoughby on the market.
Tapped phone calls should serve as a reminder to the public – and politicians seeking to undermine ICAC’s work – about the grave nature of its...
As Daly Cherry-Evans contemplates another season in the NRL, his teammates explain why he has been such a good buy for the Bondi club.
Just as Beethoven was accused of taking heavy inspiration from Mozart when producing his finest work, sacked ABC reporter Mahmood Fazal is accused of...
The dietary advice of Miranda Kerr, our very own Gywneth, is as kooky as you might expect. Here’s what experts say.
There are plenty of ways to genuinely measure performance at work, but it sounds as if your manager isn’t interested in them.
The expectations of some verbal fireworks from the Japan coach ahead of a clash with the Wallabies were high. It didn’t turn out that way.
Generative AI models and smart home ecosystems are on an inevitable collision course.
I’m tired of finding a show I actually enjoy, only for it to be over in a day.
Ten years ago I was diagnosed with leukemia. Why would people I’ve never met choose to help someone like me?
Even as disease strips a woman piece by piece, a deeply familiar card game brings her briefly back.
The Minns government’s response to the coroner’s recommendations on the Bondi Junction killings is welcome but lacking.
Anthony Albanese’s resistance to wholesale gambling reform has defied many within Labor. Now he confronts a hostile Senate.
Pauline Hanson’s rise has created havoc on the right flank of Australian politics. Arguably more importantly, it is shaping the government’s...
I get scared on the plane and I need the invisible hand of the market to hold mine for comfort when we take off and land.
I come bearing good news for those of you itching to land yourself a better job: August is, statistically speaking, the best month of the year to look...
New players emerge, rivalries deepen, clubs evolve, and the game continues to grow in ways that couldn’t have predicted. Bring on season 11.
The US president’s latest cash grab went live on the weekend, with his Trump Media & Technology’s “Truth API” giving subscribers early access...
Three decades before Pauline Hanson went Trumpian and banned media organisations from her press conferences, her relationship with journalists was...
Around the country, Americans are rejecting establishment candidates in favour of populists. But will they prove too radical in the heat of a general...
A term of leadership is an extravagantly heightened example of life in miniature, something akin to a stop-motion film of a flower growing, blooming...
Penrith are deserved premiership favourites. But I can see a world where they don’t win, with one of these four rivals prevailing on grand final day.
“Never let a crisis go to waste,” is the saying. In Macquarie Street, everyone is seizing the moment.
The liquidator’s examination of the spectacular collapse of Adgemis’ pub empire is set to unpick the complex financial arrangements.
A small group of people from a number of large families feature prominently in a bombshell inquiry into branch stacking and illegal donations.
What woman would want to go into politics? Nine out of 10 women politicians have experienced gendered online abuse.
Parents, it is time to number up. You can’t leave the nation’s numeracy problem to the teachers.
From midnight, the doors were locked. Nobody, not even workers, could leave. The South American country was taking stock of its population for the...
It is the cheapest airline, so travellers are used to corners being cut. But Jetstar’s latest move is a new low.
SpaceX’s shares plunged after Elon Musk’s mega company said a near-doubling of its revenues was dwarfed by its skyrocketing investments,...
It’s terrific that your children want to start investing while they’re still so young. Time is the greatest asset an investor has.
Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane surely won’t want one of the Liberal Party’s faceless men showing his face any time soon.
The Iran war is a running sore, bringing with it higher petrol prices, fertiliser shortages and pessimism. But there are half a billion reasons to...