Lauded for his supreme talent and then publicly castigated for squandering it, Australian three-time NBA All-Star Ben Simmons ...

As One Nation pulls supporters from the unravelling Coalition, Pauline Hanson’s chief of staff, James Ashby, details the ...

The word “diva” prompts the image of an opera singer adorned in an elaborate gown, or an imperious, sequinned pop singer or ...

A long-running case connected to the ABC axing The Checkout has resulted in a new finding on whistleblower liability.

ANALYSIS: The US president’s erratic campaign to acquire Greenland forces Europe to strategise for NATO’s demise, and Asia to think about the limits of American power.

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Murray Watt’s latest approval for Korea Zinc includes a table that explicitly permits the company to kill thousands of native animals a year, including critically endangered species such as the swift ...

In the tradition of the late, great Mungo MacCallum, LR tries to infuse his puzzles with humour, wordplay and poetry to give readers plenty of “Aha!” moments. They will be accessible, but always with ...

Towards the end of Departure(s), the now 80-year-old Julian Barnes reminds the reader this “will definitely be my last book – my official departure, my final conversation with you”. It’s a decision ...

After 43 years of working against the Doomsday Clock making challenging metal music, the album Megadeth is heralded as Megadeth’s last. It’s released to coincide with their final world tour, with all ...

After three years out of the spotlight, singer-songwriter and bird enthusiast Stella Donnelly is back with a new album and fresh inspiration.

The arrest of Kazem Hamad in Iraq is welcomed by Australian authorities, although the illicit tobacco trade that built his brutal empire shows no sign of waning.