The Boomer landlords: the charts that show how the over-60s control the rental market
The government is about to change capital gains tax and negative gearing. These are the numbers that show why.
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This airport’s food is so good you might forget you have a flight to catch
I run into a few issues at this terminal, but it also delivers possibly the greatest airport meal I’ve ever tasted.
This Netflix reboot of a Denzel Washington thriller ticks plenty of boxes, but they’re not great ones
Man on Fire, which follows a broken soldier rediscovering his spirit and killing instincts, does barely enough.
Why Elizabeth II always had a soft spot for ‘spares’ Prince Harry and Prince Andrew
On the centenary of the late queen’s birth, a new book casts an insider’s light on her family debacles – and her instinctive sympathy for the “spares”.
‘My country needs you’: The PM’s pitch and family BBQ that convinced Luai to commit to Chiefs
Chiefs general manager of football Michael Chammas picked up the phone to Luai several weeks ago, but upped the ante when he invited the playmaker and his family to his home last Saturday.
Forget the chapel. Couples are heading to unexpected venues for their weddings
Pinterest Australia’s head of content partnerships Jace Molan says one of the biggest 2026 wedding trends from the company’s annual report is couples choosing non-traditional locations.
Todd Payten is the only NRL coach without a deal for 2027. Here’s what he thinks of that
The Cowboys have been in no rush to extend their head coach, who brings his side to Sydney seeking a sixth victory of the season on Friday night against Canterbury.
Body found in search for missing Alice Springs girl Sharon Granites
The body of missing Alice Springs girl Sharon Granites has been found five kilometres south of the camp where she was last seen.
Think twice: Five key rules for using AI at work
Every worker should define their own personal rules of engagement for how they choose to interact with this powerful new technology.
Australians on Gaza-bound flotilla intercepted by Israel near Greece
CCTV footage shows activists with their hands up as defence forces board their boats in what they claim is a shocking “act of piracy on the high seas”. So far, Ethan Floyd, Bianca Webb-Pullman, Zack Scho...
Luxury Double Bay jewellery store targeted in early morning ram raid
Hundreds of thousands of dollars in high-end jewellery, handbags and shoes were stolen in the smash-and-grab.
Political gridlock puts Football Australia at risk of losing millions in funding
The game’s governing body has until June 30 to comply with requirements from the Australian Sports Commission around the composition of its board. If not, it could lose millions in funding.
India pips England to become Australia’s top overseas country of birth
The overseas-born share of the national population has climbed to 32 per cent – the highest since 1891.
The Blues have never won in Newcastle. It’s not all doom and gloom
Isabelle Kelly is wary of a new-look Queensland team, as NSW prepare for game one of the 2026 Women’s Origin series in Newcastle on Thursday night.
The Vampire Lestat as you’ve never seen him before: Sam Reid’s new stage role
The Newsreader and Interview With The Vampire star Sam Reid is returning to the stage after 10 years, stepping in for Sam Worthington at the Sydney Theatre Company.
William and Catherine release candid new photo to mark 15th wedding anniversary
The holiday happy snap shows the Prince and Princess of Wales relaxing with their three children in Cornwall over Easter.
Woolworths warns prices are rising, with more increases to come
As the fuel crisis drives up inflation across the economy, Woolworths says it will freeze prices on 300 items for three-months from Friday.
Worth the weight: Why Kade Reed isn’t scarred by debut thrashing
It was a baptism of fire for Dragons debutant Kade Reed on Anzac Day. The rookie halfback believes it’s the start of a long NRL career.
Latham ordered to pay $100,000 for vilifying Sydney MP based on sexuality
A tribunal has ordered the rogue MP to pay Alex Greenwich $100,000 in damages after finding Latham had vilified him based on his sexuality in a graphic tweet.
Newly appointed USyd professor Anna Funder knows fascism when she sees it. And she sees it in the White House
Acclaimed author and Miles Franklin prize winner Anna Funder has been appointed as a new Professor of Practice in Creative Writing. She’s on a mission to remind us of the power of human stories in the era...
Portrait of Hamlet actor named Packing Room Prize winner
Sean Layh’s portrait of actor Jacob Collins is one of 59 finalists in the running for this year’s $100,000 Archibald Prize.
Under fire at home, Airwallex turns to Australia’s youngest founders
As regulators audit its money-laundering controls, one of Australia’s most valuable payments companies is recasting itself as a patron of young AI talent.
Archibald ditches the selfie and returns to form: Which one is your winner?
The art prize that stops the nation has made a welcome return after the chaos of last year.
Jewish security, gun buyback in focus as five Bondi recommendations stay secret
Royal Commissioner Virginia Bell has delivered an interim report into antisemitism in Australia. It raises more questions than it answers.