5 d. ago Part pizza, part smash burger, this dish may come with an argument

Food is a wonderful thing, tied to history, culture and identity, but that also means it can be a source of conflict. Welcome to the world of lahmajun.

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5 d. ago The good, the weird, and the unmissable from this festival’s final week

From a show that digs into the dark recesses of the internet, to a return to the hellmouth, here are our latest reviews.

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6 d. ago Supermodel Tyra Banks has been quietly living in Sydney for 18 months. This is why

Over the last 30 years, Banks has scaled the peaks of modelling and television. Now she has set her sights on winning over our taste buds.

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8 d. ago The good, the weird, and the unmissable from this festival’s final fortnight

From a show that is “workplace comedy at its best” to a return to the hellmouth, here are our latest reviews.

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9 d. ago Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega star in this film that isn’t for viewers with weak stomachs

Death of a Unicorn is the good-taste version of an innately bad-taste idea – and should satisfy both fans of arthouse and horror.

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1 week ago From lusty krakens to Satan burgers, literary tastes are getting weird

Missing vowels might be the least of your troubles as writers embrace a new level of bonkers.

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1 week ago Good Food ranked Melbourne’s best croissants, and a surprise suburban bakery took top spot

Six Good Food judges blind tasted 23 buttery pastries to find the city’s No.1, from Baker Bleu to Bread Club. Spoiler alert, Lune, isn’t number one.

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1 week ago A poetic thriller about humanity and connection in the internet age

Colum McCann’s new novel is, as its title suggests, a twisty literary thriller that breaks the rules.

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1 week ago Defence contractor under police investigation over threat to bomb Burgertory outlet

A social media post under the profile of an army veteran-turned-defence industry expert suggested parking bombs outside a restaurant owned by prominent Palestinian activist Hash Tayeh.

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2 w. ago Gangland figure Tony Mokbel to learn today whether he can taste freedom

A Victorian court will today decide whether gangland figure Tony Mokbel will be granted bail after 18 years behind bars.

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2 w. ago Drug kingpin Tony Mokbel wants to taste freedom for the first time in 18 years

If released, Mokbel will be free for the first time since 2007, when he was famously arrested in Greece disguised in a wig.

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3 w. ago A Hector’s Deli founder is behind one of Brisbane’s tastiest sandwiches

Stuffed full of LP’s Quality Meats coldcuts and built on Agnes Bakery bread, this exactingly constructed creation keeps getting better and better.

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3 w. ago Rugby league gets weird as Bulldogs storm Parramatta fortress

Penalties for impersonating the referee, relentless heckling of Josh Addo-Carr and defensive steel from the Eels at last all featured in Canterbury’s derby win

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4 w. ago Shelve the bunsen burners: ‘the world’s best baker’ is bringing his rule

The former head baker of San Francisco’s Tartine, Richard Hart, is giving Melburnians a taste of his famous pastries and breads at week-long pop-up.

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last month Something weird has happened to Super Rugby. It’s suddenly worth watching again

What is this free-flowing, high-scoring, well-attended competition in which all the Australian teams are winning ... and what has it done with Super Rugby?

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last month Roast chicken isn’t just for weekends. This one’s ready in under 30 minutes

A tasty stuffing keeps the meat moist and tender as it bakes in a rich tomato sauce. Dinner sorted.

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