7 h. ago Scots College built a $60 million library, but where are all the books?

Just five months after the private school unveiled its new student centre modelled on a faux baronial castle, parents are asking questions about the revamped library’s operations.

Economics

21 h. ago ‘It’s now in 48 countries’: Australian playwright follows international hit with companion work

Suzie Miller has followed up the phenomenal success of Prima Facie with Inter Alia.

Events

36 h. ago How champion’s loss ignited a breakout Lion, and put title hopes in his hands

Once retiring champion Joe Daniher announced he would be hanging up the boots, Logan Morris felt the weight of expectation thrust onto his shoulders. 

Politics

48 h. ago Teacher’s pet to wanted man: Who is Tyler Robinson, the suspect in Charlie Kirk’s murder?

The man accused of shooting MAGA activist Charlie Kirk seemingly had a bright future ahead of him, as a well-liked and excellent student with no criminal history and a “great family”.

Events

51 h. ago ‘I’d feel like I couldn’t survive’: For these Sydneysiders, having a garden is a primal need

Finding somewhere to garden is increasingly hard for older Australians, yet the emotional and physical benefits are significant. And it is a green way to fight loneliness.

Events

55 h. ago ‘We are all dressing up more,’ says Tommy Hilfiger, as preppy returns

As the casual looks of recent years recede, Tommy Hilfiger says preppy style has been the key thread through 40 years of success.

Politics

60 h. ago Teens to be sent to bootcamp, police given new powers under Liberal crime plan

Troubled youths would be sent to a bootcamp-style program under a $100 million election promise from the Victorian Liberals.

Events

69 h. ago The university college in Sydney where one in 12 students cheated last year

More students are trying to use AI to cheat in exams, but one faculty has the highest concentration of cheats.

Politics

3 d. ago A working laundromat is now home to a pizza shop with a difference

While you wait for your washing, dig into a toasted pizza sandwich with wood-fired flavour. You’ll also find St Ali coffee, matcha-misu and Tarts Anon tarts.

Politics

3 d. ago The stat you’ve never heard of: The secret herbs and spices behind Collingwood’s success?

This is the little-known performance measure that could brighten the smile of Collingwood fans as the Magpies chase a second flag in three seasons.

Politics

4 d. ago The college dropout who just became the world’s richest person

Larry Ellison’s success was boosted by a close relationship with Donald Trump and has been accompanied by a well-documented history of lavish living.

Politics

4 d. ago Angelique ‘hadn’t been able to breathe’ because of HSC stress. Then she got an email

Almost 28,000 students have applied for early entry to university, a 3.3 per cent increase on last year’s record intake. Thousands are getting their answers.

Politics

4 d. ago ‘It’s disgusting’: Croc Hunter’s dad sinks boot into US influencer

The Queensland premier called the American “a goose” over his crocodile antics. Steve Irwin’s dad had even stronger words.

Technology

5 d. ago Rugby league ditches rock ‘n’ roll for soul with grand final entertainment

American soul and country singer Teddy Swims will perform at the 2025 NRL and NRLW grand finals.

Sport

5 d. ago From Jimmy Barnes to Jimmy Barnes? The best and worst of the NRL grand final entertainment

American soul and country singer Teddy Swims will perform at the 2025 NRL and NRLW grand finals.

Politics

5 d. ago ‘You want to silence the opposition!’ Brad Battin finally gets booted

Battin? ... Battin? ... Battin? The opposition leader was forced to take the rest of the day off after being suspended from parliament for yelling at the Speaker.

Politics

5 d. ago Taliah is one of thousands who dropped out of high school. A major reform hopes to change this

Federal Education Minister Jason Clare wants to merge four teaching bureaucracies into one super-agency. Will it help more students to finish year 12?

Politics

5 d. ago Lachlan got his prize, but like everything in Murdoch world, money was the real winner

Lachlan Murdoch, like his father Rupert, has inherited a news empire. Time will tell whether he can maintain its success.

Events

6 d. ago ‘Australia belongs to all of us’: Community backs school after bomb threat

Anglican priests welcomed students to an Islamic school in Brisbane on Monday after a bomb threat forced an evacuation last week.

Events

6 d. ago One in 10 high school students banned from class as suspensions skyrocket

Critics of the increased suspension of students argue they will become further disengaged in learning.

Events