30 h. ago Albanese is pulling away from the US – and Australians seem to love it

When the prime minister talks about “an Australian way” of doing things and highlights his deeper engagement with Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, he is signalling a slow movement out of the American orbit.

Politics

40 h. ago ‘They tap into desire, conflict and choice’: Why we can’t resist a love triangle

Celine Song’s newest film, Materialists, brings us yet another love triangle – something many people can relate to, but rarely know how to traverse.

Politics

41 h. ago Thousands join the Walk for Truth to confront Victoria's colonial past

Commissioner Travis Lovett walked over 500km in the Walk for Truth, a Yoorrook Justice Commission initiative to inform Victorians about colonisation's impact. The walk, from Portland to Parliament House, drew more than 12,000 participants.

Politics

42 h. ago Aussie’s holiday plans thrown into chaos as Bali volcano spews ash

Dangerous volcanic ash cloud in eastern Indonesia has grounded flights out of Australia.

Events

43 h. ago Friends, finance or flag prospects? Inside Tom De Koning’s life

The Saints have thrown a king’s ransom at Tom De Koning, but he loves the Blues and his mates at the club. Which way will he go, and what factors will weigh heaviest on his mind?

Politics

49 h. ago Aussie drama beats world’s best for top prize at prestigious European TV awards

The 64-year-old festival celebrates the world’s best television and draws a mix of Hollywood stars, studio executives and European royalty.

Events

49 h. ago Aussie show beats world’s best for top prize at prestigious European TV awards

The 64-year-old festival celebrates the world’s best television and draws a mix of Hollywood stars, studio executives and European royalty.

Events

50 h. ago An Aussie has lobbed in the winner’s circle at Royal Ascot on his way to Ibiza

Asfoora failed to defend her crown at Royal Ascot overnight, but an Australian Melbourne Cup-winning jockey stole the show.

Politics

53 h. ago Phone in hand, weapons at the ready, Trump must act on his instinct for drama

Donald Trump faces a real-world crisis with real-world, high-stakes consequences, one in which he must be closely involved.

Politics

54 h. ago Aged care reform delays could save you thousands – if you act soon

The Albanese government has delayed its aged care reform until November, which is good news for seniors.

Politics

54 h. ago Surge in satellite launches and space tourism thins ozone layer

Rocket launches have connected the world, revolutionised earth and space sciences, and filled pop star Katy Perry with love. Now they risk wrecking the ozone layer.

Technology

64 h. ago ‘Who would kill these kind people?’: Defence says lack of motive shows mushroom deaths were accidental

After an eight-week trial, Erin Patterson’s legal team found something to agree with prosecutors on – that her lunch guests were lovely people.

Events

65 h. ago Trump loves to talk big and do little, but this time he has to act – and the world is watching

As the leaders of the world’s most powerful nations spend the night holed up on a mountainside in Alberta, their fate rests with a man heading back to Washington, phone in hand, instinct for drama undiminished.

Politics

69 h. ago This American barbecue joint in the CBD makes a case for Aussie lamb

Choose from braised lamb shank or merguez-style lamb sausage with a side of brisket at Fancy Hank’s.

Politics

3 d. ago Canada’s PM revealed as fan of Aussie film Gallipoli – and he’s no slouch on the hat front

With Anthony Albanese in Canada there was an inevitable trading of gifts. But who did it best?

Politics

3 d. ago How this regional Aussie town secured rock legend Lenny Kravitz

Las Vegas, Atlanta, Sydney, Melbourne and Mildura? The rock star has included the regional town on his touring schedule, but it’s not as random as you’d think.

Politics

3 d. ago ‘Made a fool of myself’: Lando Norris full of remorse for crashing into Aussie teammate Piastri

There is often no love lost between Formula 1 teammates, but Lando Norris went out of his way to apologise to his Australian teammate.

Events

3 d. ago ‘Know your skills and value’: How small businesses can face up to tax time with confidence

Some 2.6 million Australians have taken the leap into entrepreneurship, many of whom rely on advisers, loved ones, the internet and all manner of support systems to learn as they go.

Economics

4 d. ago We asked Nigella Lawson where she’d eat in Sydney if she had a day to roam

The British foodie on why she loves Sydney’s food scene, her fave restaurants for pasta and dessert, and the one spot she’s “desperate” to visit.

Politics

4 d. ago The Brumbies could have won the Super Rugby title. A loss in February scuttled it

The dominant Australian side for the last decade again lost in the semi-finals, and again in New Zealand. The route to success lies closer to home.

Sport