16 h. ago Update your lipstick collection this spring for as little as $18

A perfect pout needs multiple products, depending on the season and occasion.

Politics

16 h. ago Gould, Bulldogs close ranks around Galvin’s family after online abuse

The online abuse of Lachlan Galvin has prompted Canterbury football manager Phil Gould and chairman Adam Driussi to pay special attention to the young half’s family.

Politics

27 h. ago AFLW weekly LIVE round 5: Magpies end Sydney’s perfect start; Demons conquered in boilover

Welcome to our weekly AFLW blog for round five. Throughout the season, follow along for updates from every game, as well as news and analysis across the round.

Politics

28 h. ago Rugby as God intended but Wallabies can’t conjure a miracle this time

The Wallabies and Pumas served up another thriller on a perfect Sydney spring Saturday, but Joe Schmidt’s men were left to rue what might have been.

Sport

29 h. ago AFLW round 5: Magpies end Sydney’s perfect season start; Teams and expert tips

Welcome to our weekly AFLW blog for round five. Throughout the season, follow along for updates from every game, as well as news and analysis across the round.

Sport

32 h. ago How much you’ll pay for a trip from Sydney Airport to the city revealed

Travellers will be greeted with a flat fare from Kingsford-Smith International Airport to the CBD, joining cities such as New York and Paris, in a bid to stamp out rip-offs.

Politics

64 h. ago ASX set to rise as Wall Street’s run continues; Paramount eyes Warner Bros

Wall Street’s record-setting run keeps rolling, and stocks are rising after a mixed set of US data kept the path clear for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in order to boost the economy.

Events

3 d. ago Her behaviour is bonkers, but the Liberal Party’s rank and file can’t get enough of Jacinta Price

Price’s political persona is built entirely on her grim-faced certainty about everything. Her rapid rise since entering the Senate in 2022 owes much to her willingness to involve herself in whatever culture war issue is on the go.

Politics

4 d. ago Warning for Australia as child obesity rates reach grim milestone

Global efforts to combat child malnutrition have largely focused on those going hungry. But obesity in now an even bigger threat, UNICEF has warned.

Events

4 d. ago Why does the ATO make me withdraw so much from my super fund?

Minimum draw down rates for super can be frustrating, but there’s a good reason why the government requires it.

Politics

4 d. ago It might be 1000 years old, but this European hotel is still cutting edge

The converted palace was constructed more than 1000 years ago when Spain was under Muslim rule.

Politics

5 d. ago Melbourne coaching race down to five as highly rated assistant withdraws

The race for the vacant Demons role is down to five, while Nathan Buckley remains favourite – despite the Tasmania Devils still being interested in recruiting the 53-year-old to be their first coach.

Politics

5 d. ago Better salaries, shorter holidays: Where Australian teachers rank compared to the rest of the world

A new OECD report shows Australian teachers fare better than their peers in other countries when it comes to salary.

Society

5 d. ago Better salaries, shorter holidays: Where Australian teachers rank compared with the rest of the world

A new OECD report shows Australian teachers fare better than their peers in other countries when it comes to salary.

Society

5 d. ago ASX set to slip, Wall Street rises; Musk’s SpaceX in $26b deal

Stocks are rising on Monday ahead of a week with several data reports that could dictate by how much or even whether the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at its next meeting in a week.

Technology

5 d. ago City of perfect size is surrounded by a stunning array of nature’s gifts

Few cities offer the chance to drive up a mountain and see grizzly bears, ski for a couple of hours, then return for a swim at the beach all in the same day.

Politics

5 d. ago Japan’s rotating ranks of prime ministers ‘not good for foreign policy’

The leadership vacuum adds to a picture of chaotic governance in the pillar of East Asian democracy at a time when the international system is being roiled by an unpredictable White House and challenged by China.

Politics

5 d. ago Why Japan’s revolving door of leaders is bad news for Australia

The leadership vacuum hits at a time when China is trying to assert its authority as a global superpower.

Politics

6 d. ago Carlos Alcaraz is scary good and getting better. But there is an asterisk next to his world No.1 ranking

Carlos Alcaraz blew Jannik Sinner off the court. It was unlike anything we have seen anyone else do to the Italian, but an Alcaraz uprising like this was probably inevitable.

Politics

6 d. ago ‘Overlooked’ Mornington Peninsula spot scores a destination diner, Orson

Citizen Kane fans will get its name reference. The handsome modern Australian restaurant has opened in the foyer of Rosebud’s 1928-built Broadway Theatre.

Politics