Name the actress at the centre of controversial advertisements for American Eagle jeans and the US sports prediction market Novig. Where in the human body are the bronchi mainly located?
As Labor prioritises a deal on copyright that would water down artists’ protections, Open AI has poached a national security adviser from the prime minister’s department.
With Coalition support, One Nation is seeking to make a change to the Criminal Code that could decide the trials of Ben Roberts-Smith and Oliver Schulz.
What hope is there for university staff when, a terminally ill academic writes, her workplace is more harmful than her cancer?
Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova’s youthful friendship was eclipsed by a years-long tennis rivalry, but the bond was restored in retirement and cemented by grim diagnoses.
Carly Rae Jepsen’s new double album, Day and Night, brings a newfound grittiness in her boldest artistic statement yet.
Australia has joined a small group of nations in reaching a turning point in the effort to end AIDS, although the benefits are still not shared equally across communities.
We’re outsiders from the outset, growing up as foreigners in a foreign place, without the sustenance – and perspective – provided by memories of a former homeland. Neha Kale’s Foreign Return: On art ...
As the Victorian royal commission into corruption in the construction sector begins next week, sources say disgraced union leader John Setka is still threatening to bring down the state government.
A lifelong fear of water shaped by a perilous sea journey from Vietnam is finally overcome in the warm water of the local kiddie pool.
Melissa Harrison’s new novel The Given World is fascinating for how it sits right on the seam of these issues. The book is set in an English rural landscape that at times resembles a cosy-enough ...
A low hum of climate collapse thrums throughout Common Places. Drought, bushfires, an ever-present heat. Much as in real life, the characters seek refuge in the familiar and the mundane: “Father Tony ...