9 h. ago ‘Fast and physical’: Why Australia is getting into ice hockey

Ice hockey teams around the country are seeing bigger audiences turn out to watch the winter sport – even in summertime.

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12 h. ago ‘England watch out’: Hazlewood’s lively start to summer spells Ashes danger for tourists

After helping flatten India’s top order in the first ODI match, Josh Hazlewood is hoping Perth will provide a similar pitch for the first Ashes Test so he and Mitchell Starc can do the same to England’s Bazballers.

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45 h. ago Dream of moving to Europe? These women share what life is really like as an expat

From a life of sunny days to minus-18, moving to the other side of the world has more challenges than the weather. But plenty of pluses, too.

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45 h. ago To experience Paris like a movie star, follow Andie MacDowell’s secrets to the city

The American actor also has these European destinations on her bucket list.

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55 h. ago This Channing Tatum movie is crazy. The story it’s based on is even crazier

A super courteous robber who hid in a toy store for months after escaping from prison? Roofman seems stranger than fiction – but it’s not.

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3 d. ago ‘He said he would burn the evidence off’: Domestic violence survivor says she was failed by ankle monitoring

Kelly North, who lived in a regional town, said she was perpetually moving between short-stay accommodations to flee her alleged attacker who left her “half-dead” through sexual assault, and doused her in hot water to allegedly ‘burn any evidence off’.

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3 d. ago Ben Stiller made a film about his parents. What he found was not always easy

Faced with his father’s accumulated treasures, the acclaimed writer and director did the only thing that made sense to him.

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4 d. ago Ethan Hawke’s Grabber is back in the nasty horror sequel Black Phone 2

Movies focusing on serial killers of children are shockingly distasteful, but that doesn’t stop them working at the box office.

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4 d. ago Succession’s Jeremy Strong on why fame is worth it, ‘whatever the cost’

From Kendall Roy to Bruce Springsteen’s manager, the actor is known for his intensity – on screen and off.

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4 d. ago How Thai cave rescue hero Richard Harris found peace on a remote New Zealand dive

The adventurous anaesthetist features in a new film about one of his most extreme dives yet.

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4 d. ago Why this forgotten Disney sequel is the greatest movie musical of all time

This forgotten, straight-to-video sequel has a soundtrack that’s not only better than the original, but features an unparalleled collection of musical masterpieces.

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4 d. ago Channing Tatum’s romcom rooftop robber is too good to be true

While based on a real-life story, Roofman strains credulity, but Kirsten Dunst is at her impressive best.

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4 d. ago Alarming but not distressing, this animated family monster movie walks a fine line

There are many moments in Night of the Zoopocalypse that will please young viewers keen for a gentle fright.

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5 d. ago NATO thanks Australia for sending aircraft to watch for Russian threats

NATO’s chief said defence partnerships with Australia and other Asian countries were crucial to helping Ukraine, given China and North Korea’s support for Russia.

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5 d. ago RAAF returns with war stories after patrolling Eastern Europe

An Australian surveillance aircraft is flying home after nightly patrols during Russia’s air assault on Ukraine as NATO’s chief underlines the importance of partnerships with Australia and other Asian countries.

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5 d. ago Trump’s America is a mess, but boy, it’s giving us some good movies

A culture at war with itself is scary to behold, but at least it has produced Civil War, Eddington and One Battle After Another.

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6 d. ago Is Colin Hanks’ portrait of this ’80s movie star a little too sweet to believe?

There’s a darkness to the story of the late Canadian actor and comedian John Candy that this documentary teases but never quite shines a light on.

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6 d. ago Give this dog an Oscar: Could Indy be the breakout star of the year?

Is it time for the Academy to recognise animal performances at the Oscars? One dog certainly thinks so.

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6 d. ago ‘I made movies for an audience of one’: Woody Allen’s emotional tribute to Diane Keaton

The filmmaker has made his first public comments since the death of his former romantic and creative partner was announced at the weekend.

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6 d. ago ‘A step forward for justice and truth’: All you need to know about the treaty

Victoria is legislating the first treaty with Indigenous peoples in Australia. Watch the video to find out how we got here and what it will mean in practice.

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