This man negotiated the last Iran deal. He reveals the ‘secret sauce’ needed now
Retired US diplomat Alan Eyre gives an inside view of negotiating with the Iranians, where he thinks Trump has it wrong and whether a deal remains salvageable.
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UK Greens leader retreats in row over police after antisemitic attack
Zack Polanski apologised for sharing a social media post rebuking police over the tactics used to stop a man who had allegedly stabbed two Jewish men in London.
Why Trump is sending Australia a bargain-bin US ambassador
Cultural connections and shared strategic interests have meant that the US typically sends an ambassador with close personal ties to the president. Not this time.
Test your general knowledge with the Good Weekend quiz
Trivia buffs: can you get a perfect score in the interactive superquiz?
‘Let me finish’: Top prosecutor’s fiery appearance at inquiry
Director of Public Prosecutions Sally Dowling, SC, appeared for a second time at a NSW parliamentary inquiry examining her office’s role in a negative story about a judge.
‘The fire is in the belly’: Bellamy to coach on amid heartbreaking diagnosis
Melbourne Storm director of football Frank Ponissi insists coach Craig Bellamy remains committed to seeing out the 2026 NRL season.
Chalmers prepares for a $60 billion budget hit
The government’s revamped five-year hospital agreement to the states is set to cost the budget an additional $25 billion.
From Super Round high to Sydney low as Force down Waratahs to keep finals hopes alive
The Force have kept their finals hope alive after defeating the NSW Waratahs 20-17 in Sydney.
Christie Whelan Browne on Britney Spears, Craig McLachlan and ageing up
After a spell away from musical theatre, one of Australia’s favourite performers is ready to tread the boards again.
The Demons are playing bold and fast. Their CEO did the same, for just seven months
On the field, the Demons were playing an attractive footy and winning games. But behind the scenes, the relationship between Guerra his board fractured beyond repair.
The ’80s are back, but should they be?
It’s 2026 but Tom Cruise, Madonna, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bon Jovi didn’t get the memo. I was an ’80s kid but I’m parking my BMX, OK?
Cricket NSW hits back at ‘misconceptions’ after Big Bash sell-off fight
Cricket NSW powerbrokers John Knox and Lee Germon have rejected suggestions by Cricket Australia that their organisation is seeking to strengthen ties with betting companies.
Egypt is on our bucket list. Is it safe to go there now?
The clock is ticking on the time we have left to travel and we’re wondering if this is a good time to visit.
Four of the best contemporary homes for sale in Sydney right now
Looking for your next home? From gourmet kitchens to elegant arches and back-in-vogue brickwork, these are our top picks.
How singer FKA Twigs emerged in Rebel Wilson’s defamation fight
The Hollywood star made an explosive claim about an alleged conversation with the UK-based singer-songwriter as she fights a defamation suit in Sydney.
Jefferson Lewis could face life in prison. Traditional law calls for a different kind of justice
In the Indigenous communities of the vast Central Australian desert, unwritten rules govern the way of life. In those ancient cultures, offenders must pay with an eye for an eye.
Kumanjayi Little Baby had a cat named Yellow and loved her brother. Her death sparked a riot
On the evening of Anzac Day, a man is alleged to have set in motion a series of events that sparked a national outcry, broke the hearts of millions, and ignited rage in Alice Springs.
‘I’m bringing my own essential oils’: Meet Guy Montgomery’s new Spelling Bee sidekick
Sam Campbell has replaced Aaron Chen on the popular ABC game show – and he has some wild ideas.
Defend the rich: Enhanced Games founder turns to AI to challenge the media
Aron D’Souza, the entrepreneur behind the controversial “doping Olympics”, has unveiled a billionaire-backed AI platform to take on media reports.
Australia to change law to ensure PNG Chiefs players are not taxed here
The Australian government will push through change to tax law in the federal budget this month to ensure PNG Chiefs players are exempt from paying tax.
NRL LIVE updates: Galvin scores as Bulldogs lead Cowboys in Friday night football
Canterbury’s grit comes up against North Queensland’s flair in the opening NRL clash of round nine. Follow the action as it happens.
Gold Coast lose Rowell to injury: AFL round eight teams and expert tips
All the ins and outs for round eight and how the experts are tipping the action.
Latest twist in sinkhole dispute risks further delays to new Sydney motorway
The dispute between contractors and the government over the underground motorway in the city’s south puts the 2028 opening date in jeopardy.
Trump vows to maintain pressure on Iran through ‘incredible’ blockade
But Iran’s new supreme leader said it wouldn’t give up its nuclear or missile technologies, and signalled that Tehran would keep control of the Strait of Hormuz.