5 h. ago Builders’ collapse leaves school upgrades in limbo, tradies unpaid

More than $57 million in crucial school building work has been halted, and hundreds of tradies are out of pocket.

Events

16 h. ago Pride aims to break down barriers for more winter success at Randwick

Warwick Farm trainer Joe Pride believes there is a culture of scratching horses because of poor draws in Sydney, but he is not joining the club.

Politics

18 h. ago It’s matcha burnt cheesecake gelato, wagyu hot pot and more at this huge Japanese food precinct

Omi 380 is a mega dining hall featuring all the current hits of Japanese food.

Events

20 h. ago No rice or noodle dish is over $15 at Junda Khoo’s new rooftop beer hall

Ho Liao is the cherry on top of the Sydney chef’s three-storey Malaysian mega venue in Melbourne’s CBD.

Politics

47 h. ago Crumbling school hall forces students to miss an hour of class each day

Senior pupils at a primary school in Melbourne’s inner west are being transported by bus to a nearby college every day because of an “unsafe” building.

Events

53 h. ago The hurdle one in four NSW school students needs to overcome

It takes six years for students from non-English-speaking backgrounds to keep up in class, with experts warning they are being misdiagnosed with learning disorders.

Politics

65 h. ago ‘Communications fairy godmother’ had contract extended three times without tender, ICAC hears

The inquiry also heard Anthony Manning twice accepted tickets to the Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix from a School Infrastructure client without declaring them.

Politics

66 h. ago The Weekly Special: Subi cantina opens; truffle season returns; winter escapes to Rotto

Plus, Big Don’s gets a Special Delivery this weekend including Hainanese chicken rice sausages.

Politics

3 d. ago Find matcha, wagyu skewers, sushi tacos and more at a new one

Getting your Japanese fix has never been simpler, thanks to a one-of-a-kind mega venue that wraps five different venues into one. And it’s inspired by a Melbourne institution that might surprise you.

Politics

4 d. ago Like school shootings, political violence is becoming part of life in the US

The shootings of two politicians and their partners this weekend are part of a trend. Slowly but surely, political violence has moved from the fringes to an inescapable reality.

Events

4 d. ago In a dangerously polarised US, political violence is becoming part of life

The shootings of two politicians and their partners this weekend are part of a trend. Slowly but surely, political violence has moved from the fringes to an inescapable reality.

Politics

5 d. ago It’s a skin condition that can be hard to treat, but there are ways to help it

Trouble with “bacne”? Winter is the perfect time to tame this hard-to-reach skin concern

Politics

5 d. ago Need to liven up your winter wardrobe? Reach for flavours of mint, pistachio or strawberry

Here’s how to include the coolest colours of the season into your everyday outfits.

Events

5 d. ago Sir Lucan heats up again for Winter Cup as Nock gets one hand on title

Sir Lucan went back-to-back in the Winter Cup as gun apprentice Braith Nock strengthened his hold on the Sydney apprentices title with a first city treble.

Politics

5 d. ago Four years ago, 800 teenagers left school. Then, they were tracked

Disadvantaged students’ pathways to a career are typically non-linear in the years after leaving school, a study has found.

Politics

5 d. ago Thousands take this crucial school exam. Most will be disappointed

Some parents pay up to $20,000 for tutoring, raising the stakes for students sitting the selective entry high schools exam on Saturday.

Politics

6 d. ago ‘Tearing families apart’: The Californians fighting Trump as his ICE agents terrorise a city

It’s at the places that make this city tick – the shops, the bars, the school gates – that the real impact of Trump’s deportation agenda can be seen and felt. But Los Angeles is fighting back.

Politics

6 d. ago Inside the Sydney apartments where every living room has a sunny view

This block changed shape to make sure every apartment in the block got a view and at least two hours of sunlight in winter. That makes it rare.

Politics

6 d. ago ‘Noble savage’ and ‘ritual spearings’: Melbourne University race row re

Administrators braced for a backlash after a racially charged email from a law school academic was posted around the Parkville campus.

Politics

6 d. ago Education minister promises to reduce WA teachers’ workload in first major speech

Sabine Winton spoke at the State School Teachers’ Union WA state council conference following the release of a survey which revealed the key reasons teachers had considered quitting.

Society