47 h. ago Cameron Crowe’s memoir is filled with delicious anecdotes from rock’s golden age

A quarter of a century after Almost Famous presented a fictionalised account of Crowe’s early career, The Uncool reveals true stories from his time on the road with some of the biggest bands of the time.

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4 d. ago ‘This will be my dream project.’ How we got Frank Gehry to design the UTS ‘paper bag’

The world-famous architect was hooked when we asked him to come on board. Within weeks he was in Sydney to check us out.

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7 d. ago All Blacks legend backs Wallabies’ forgotten man to solve World Cup problem

Dan Carter believes injured playmaker Noah Lolesio is still the man to steer Australia during the 2027 Rugby World Cup.

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8 d. ago ‘I don’t want the membership to take this badly’: McIlroy’s swipe at Royal Melbourne

Rory McIlroy’s assessment of one of the most famous golf courses in the world caused a stir, before he quickly tried to repair the damage.

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1 week ago Gala glam takes over Crown Perth for Ronald McDonald House Charities ball

The hallmark event in the Ronald McDonald House Charities WA calendar brought together famous faces, business heavyweights and Perth’s social scene for a night of fundraising.

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1 week ago From The Devil Wears Prada, Emily Blunt found fame and a famous brother

The 42-year-old is about to revive her most iconic role, which she landed after a failed audition for another film.

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1 week ago Good Food wins its first Walkley for its investigations into Sydney’s hospitality scene

“The reporter’s painstaking research and gripping storytelling had real impact: resignations of famous restaurateurs, further scrutiny from investigators and regulators and new laws.”

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1 week ago Good Food wins first Walkley for its investigations into Sydney’s hospitality scene

“The reporters’ painstaking research and gripping storytelling had real impact: resignations of famous restaurateurs, further scrutiny from investigators and regulators and new laws.”

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2 w. ago Packer is filthy on Dan but still fancies Melbourne’s property sector

The billionaire isn’t taking out his grudge against former premier Dan Andrews on Victoria. Quite the opposite.

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2 w. ago Sichuan’s famous dan dan noodles take a lighter turn with this speedy slaw

The popular Sichuan noodle dish is recast as a cool, crunchy slaw, perfect for warm nights.

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2 w. ago Untangling the full story behind why (and which) Chinese Noodle House is closing

Ever wondered why there are so many restaurants with grapes on the ceiling and similar menus on one Haymarket block? We have the answers.

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2 w. ago Packer taunts Dan Andrews and NSW regulator for burning down casinos

The billionaire said pubs and clubs had been favoured at the expense of major gambling houses, which had been left hollowed out.

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2 w. ago Shakespeare made it famous, but this Italian city has its own stage star

It might be the setting for Romeo and Juliet, but Verona’s 2000-year-old arena is its greatest theatrical achievement.

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2 w. ago ‘Shane would be honoured’: Warne’s treasures to go on show in MCG exhibition

The exhibition will include the Gatting ball, the stump from Warne’s balcony dance at Trent Bridge, and his famous floppy hat.

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2 w. ago Can Joe Root finally get his maiden century in Australia? Ashes Preview

Sam Djordan, Dan Brettig and Tom Decent preview the 2025 Ashes.

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3 w. ago He’s one of our most successful actors, and Bruce Springsteen is a fan. But he’s a long way from famous

You may not know his name, but you will know Jason Clarke’s face, and that’s just the way he likes it.

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3 w. ago Moderate Liberals had the numbers on net zero. This is how it all changed

Energy spokesman Dan Tehan had nothing to offer members of the faction as they commiserated on Wednesday. The party room had spoken.

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4 w. ago Twenty years ago, Australian soccer changed forever. But what if the Socceroos had lost to Uruguay?

To mark the 20-year anniversary of the night that ended the Socceroos’ 32-year World Cup drought, we look at five famous Australian penalty shootout wins - and ponder the alternate reality that awaited had they gone the other way.

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last month For laneway lovers, this new Melbourne hotel is streets ahead

The location or this colourful new boutique hotel, right in the middle of Melbourne’s famous lively, lattice-like network of laneways, is difficult to beat.

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last month Seared tuna and cold soba noodle bowls are perfect for hot nights

Packed with crisp vegetables, just-seared tuna and soba noodles, this healthy bento-inspired dish comes together in no time.

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