28 h. ago Melbourne’s most famous coffee is magic. But who gets to claim it?

A Frankensteined flat white, a global hit, and a trademark tale to pour over.

Politics

38 h. ago As one newsroom legend passes, there are new ones in the making

The Herald lost one of its most celebrated alumni this week, with news that groundbreaking columnist David Dale had died. But there’s a new crop of talent making its mark.

Politics

46 h. ago Cat with a murky history takes author to prestigious children’s book prize

The winners of the much-loved Children’s Book Council of Australia awards have been revealed.

Culture

66 h. ago One of Brisbane’s best small restaurants arrives at Fish Lane

Two of the city’s best young chefs now have a home fit for their talents. They’re cooking seasonally inspired local produce accompanied by Aussie wines.

Politics

3 d. ago A jockey bought a horse for Darren Weir’s daughter. He faced a two

Talented rider Will Gordon found himself in trouble after raising his hand and successfully bidding on a horse at auction last year.

Politics

4 d. ago Two decades ago, Israel withdrew from Gaza. It has become a cautionary tale

Recognising a Palestinian state now, before necessary reforms, would guarantee the failures of the past are repeated and entrenched.

Politics

6 d. ago Comanchero bikies bash guards at Love Machine nightclub on consecutive weekends

In one incident, bikies including the gang’s former national sergeant-at-arms were involved in a wild brawl with security staff outside Love Machine late last month.

Politics

7 d. ago What a dietitian makes of a stage performer’s meal shortcuts

Cat’s star Des Flanagan shares what he eats during a performance day.

Politics

7 d. ago I survived Hiroshima: The world should turn away from nuclear weapons

Few survived the nuclear bombs which were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. Keiko Ogura lived, to tell a grim tale.

Events

8 d. ago From Mr Puss on the First Fleet to Sergeant Smokey the feline digger: Tales from a ‘cat historian’

Revered or reviled, feral or emotional-support essentials ... Cats have a ‘complicated’ history in Australia, says researcher Jodie Stewart.

Events

8 d. ago Dogs on planes: What you need to know about Virgin’s new furry

Allowing pets in the cabin comes as more people see cat and dog ownership as providing a sense of family. 

Politics

8 d. ago Look at me, exercising and budgeting. Who cares if it’s all an act?

I’ve finally discovered a talent for performance.

Politics

9 d. ago The secret poison papers and an imaginary cat: What the jury didn’t hear in Erin Patterson’s trial

As Erin Patterson’s life was raked over in her murder trial, few details were spared. These are the hidden items of evidence and the arguments the jury never encountered.

Politics

1 week ago Instead of doomscrolling, have a laugh at these Black Mirror

Alex Cothren’s satirical short story collection includes a tale of a haunted pokie machine and a ‘smart’ home that becomes a little too smart...

Politics

1 week ago This stormy tale set in a Greek restaurant serves up more than drama

A new spin on Miss Julie relocates the action to an industrial kitchen – with the option of adding an immersive dining experience by celebrity chef Conor Curran.

Events

1 week ago The fascinating cheesy bread with a poisonous sting in its tale

The further you dive into this ubiquitous Brazilian snack, the more interesting it becomes.

Politics

1 week ago ‘It’s addictive’: Historian hunts for photos of every Fitzroy player

Brenden Campbell is on a quest to immortalise every one of Fitzroy’s VFL players, and hopes Victoria’s footy loving public can help complete the mission.

Culture

2 w. ago How a cat named Horse came into my life when I needed him most

He proved to be the feline equivalent of a bad boyfriend, both demonically possessive and a completely free agent. But I loved him.

Politics

2 w. ago Hundreds want this Hawthorn milk bar to open for dinner. But the council may not agree

James and Cat Laskie’s popular Barton Milk Bar has attracted a host of famous faces since it started in the affluent neighbourhood six years ago.

Politics

4 w. ago Dying For Sex has earned this talented Australian an Emmy nod

Shannon Murphy’s high school teacher urged her to pursue drama as a career. It was sound advice.

Politics