9 h. ago Dogs set sights on 70,000 crowd as NRL locks in Sunday blockbuster

Canterbury are anticipating a 70,000-strong crowd to rival their 2009 finals clash against Parramatta next weekend.

Politics

10 h. ago Dogs set sights on 70,000 crowd as AFL decider weighs into NRL finals scheduling

Canterbury are anticipating a 70,000-strong crowd to rival their 2009 finals clash against Parramatta next weekend.

Sport

10 h. ago From Gothic glamour to slapstick: Dracula ballet divides the crowd

Our reviewers give their verdict on all the latest shows.

Politics

45 h. ago Converted Gothic mansion stay a symbol of vibrantly renewed Newcastle

An imaginatively restored Newcastle mansion is adding a burst of colour to a once steely-grey city.

Politics

45 h. ago Torn in the USA: How Charlie Kirk’s death exposed America’s extreme divide

America has been left reeling from the conservative activist’s assassination, and many are now frightened about what might come next.

Events

3 d. ago Even before Charlie Kirk arrived, those in the crowd were uneasy

One witness described a split second of confusion: Kirk was being asked about mass shootings and – for a moment – he wondered whether the shooting was part of an act.

Politics

4 d. ago No crossing the derby divide: Freo midfielder rejects rivals

Fremantle midfielder Neil Erasmus has turned down “significant interest” from rival clubs to re-sign with the Dockers for a further three years.

Politics

5 d. ago Direct from New York: How Australia scored the new work from a Tony award

With classics and a significant coup, The Australian Ballet announces an ambitious new program after a $9.1 million loss.

Events

6 d. ago ‘Worst and scariest experience’: Riverfire spectators complain of crowd crushes, huge transport delays

Some would-be revellers abandoned their efforts to get into the city altogether as they could not get on already-full buses and trains.

Events

7 d. ago Papaya politics: Piastri forced to hand back second place to teammate Norris

McLaren team orders have forced Oscar Piastri to hand second place back to Lando Norris during a thrilling Italian Grand Prix in front of a sun-soaked Monza crowd.

Politics

7 d. ago Opulence, glamour and five dogs: How a Real Housewife restored her home

When Krissy Marsh first saw her home, it took 30 seconds to know it was the one – but it needed a little work.

Politics

9 d. ago ‘It’s too much pressure’: Why Veera won’t give up on her school dreams

It was excitement for some and disappointment for many as the results came out for opportunity class exams marred by technical issues and crowd chaos.

Politics

1 week ago It’s called The Play That Goes Wrong – and delivers on its promises

This play within a play offers up a murder mystery with a healthy dose of slapstick comedy.

Politics

1 week ago Florida to eliminate all childhood vaccine mandates, calling it ‘slavery’

“What you put into your body is because of your relationship with your body and your god,” the state’s top doctor, surgeon-general Joseph Ladapo, told a cheering crowd.

Politics

1 week ago Father Ted comedian arrested over trans posts, igniting free speech outcry

UK police arrested television comedy writer Graham Linehan, a creator of the Black Books and The IT Crowd series, after five officers met him at Heathrow Airport.

Events

2 w. ago ‘Say it again’: Callum Brown copped racist slur and a Belfast kiss. He fought back

As a soccer and Gaelic football sensation in Northern Ireland, GWS star stared down racism and the sectarian divide. It gave him the mental toughness to go with his prodigious athletic ability.

Politics

3 w. ago March for Palestine: Brisbane turns out for nationwide day of action

Federal Greens leader Larissa Waters was due to address the crowd gathering at Queens Gardens, before a march over the Victoria Bridge to South Brisbane.

Politics

3 w. ago The pocket of Singapore that blows apart stereotypes – and reveals the city’s class divide

Singapore has a reputation as orderly, functional and highly efficient. But visit one neighbourhood on a weekend and you will see a very different side of the city.

Politics

3 w. ago Elton, Jagger, Sinatra: raconteur’s luxury shop was the destination for the stars

One of the first to stock designer European labels, Tony Yeldham’s Double Bay menswear store became the sartorial and social hot spot for the “it” crowd.

Politics

3 w. ago Guzman y Gomez grilled as it looks to beat Maccas on breakfast

The ASX-listed burrito chain may have been savaged by the market, but it reckons it can go head-to-head with McDonald’s for the morning coffee crowd.

Politics