68 m. ago Numbers man: What Liberal powerbroker Michael Sukkar really believes

He’s an influential Liberal conservative fighting for his political life in the nation’s most marginal seat. How deep does Michael Sukkar’s conservatism run and how does religion guide his politics?

Politics

73 m. ago Make Mother’s Day count with gift ideas she will really love

It’s just around the corner, but don’t panic. We’ve got you covered with a handpicked selection of presents, no matter what she enjoys.

Politics

4 h. ago Rugby Australia looks to have cured its coaching succession problem

Rugby Australia faces many challenges. But settling the coaching succession is a giant step into a brighter future.

Sport

8 h. ago Key staff at private boarding school step down after ‘strapping’ abuse scandal

The head of Ballarat Grammar’s boarding facility and his deputy have stood down from running Dart House, the principal has told staff.

Politics

15 h. ago First look at the Barangaroo landmark 450,000 oyster shells built

The gleaming white structure beside Sydney Harbour was designed to celebrate the connection between land, sky and sea.

Politics

15 h. ago Turns out, not everyone on my tram is out to infuriate me. Who knew?

Public transport is enemy territory, but sometimes the unexpected happens.

Politics

15 h. ago My son was assaulted at work, yet he was fired. What are his rights?

In the world of retail, workers can sometimes unwittingly come into conflict with customers. However, Dr Kirstin Ferguson says, it is an employer’s responsibility to see to it that their staff are properly cared for.

Events

25 h. ago No one can decide which council this Sydney private school belongs to

Presbyterian Ladies’ College in Croydon is fed up being pulled between two different councils – but two mayors can’t agree on who should take the school.

Politics

25 h. ago I have all my teeth and my brother has none. There’s a reason why

Recently, I accompanied my brother, Simon, to the dentist to have his final 12 teeth removed. For decades, they had been rotting in his head.

Politics

36 h. ago Meghan appears on podcast talking about royal life, Harry and their children

The Duchess of Sussex has joined The Jamie Kern Lima Show to speak about her life post-royal family.

Politics

39 h. ago These works by Sidney Nolan have never been displayed. Now they’re heading to Melbourne

In 1962, the artist visited Auschwitz. The paintings he created afterwards have been brought together in a new exhibition.

Politics

39 h. ago Two men killed in Sydney crash and another is fighting for life

Two young men have died and another is fighting for life after a crash between a truck and a car in south-west Sydney.

Events

39 h. ago A second hat in a month for the Continental Deli crew in Newtown – and this time it’s vego

Sure, Flora’s menu is designed for vegetarians but the venue’s friendliness is so outsized, it ends up embracing everyone.

Politics

39 h. ago ‘That’s where he was happy’: Maddie Raymond’s tribute to the boat rower of Lady Bay

Trainer Maddie Raymond reflects on life without her father, Eddie, ahead of the three-day Warrnambool Racing Carnival.

Politics

39 h. ago Bittersweet moments: Where trainer Maddie Raymond is finding joy after death of her father

Trainer Maddie Raymond reflects on life without her father, Eddie, ahead of the three-day Warrnambool Racing Carnival.

Events

49 h. ago ‘I feel horrible doing this’: Inside Poh’s hardest challenge yet

The TV-grown cooking superstar is widely regarded as a national treasure. But going into MasterChef: Back to Win, this time as a judge, she’s not totally convinced of her talents.

Politics

49 h. ago A Hollywood stunt double in high school, Izzy’s Bells triumph the tale of a lifetime

Stepping in for Blake Lively in a horror movie, designing wave pools and winning iconic surf contests: it’s all just part of the Isabella Nichols story, past, present and future.

Politics

49 h. ago My generation could learn a lot from Boomers about gratitude

I admit I have a slight tendency to spiral into negativity. So it’s a pleasure to look to a generation that has mastered the art of finding joy in simple things.

Politics

51 h. ago Selfies, hecklers and obscenities as Albanese risks a walk down the street

“You’re the reason we’re broke, bro”, said one man driving past the prime minister. Another called him something that only an Australian would consider a compliment.

Politics

63 h. ago Price tag for opening of Parramatta Powerhouse edges towards $50 million

The museum has locked in three major artists for its opening program, including a British stage designer associated with U2’s Las Vegas concerts.

Economics