The more the US depends on Australia, the more likely it will defend it, runs the logic. But if Trump returns to the White House, a rethink will be required.
As Paris holds the world’s gaze, France’s continued meddling in the Pacific paints a less-than-golden picture of colonial neglect and the price of imperialism.
Sutherland mayor Carmelo Pesce says he isn’t friends with prominent hotelier Chris Feros, whose business stands to benefit from a council redevelopment.
A graveyard has filled with airline groups that have tried and failed to challenge the duopoly in the skies, from Compass to Tiger Airways and Bonza. Rex is just the latest.
The NSW Labor government has stuck to its election promise for renters, but now it must convince landlords.
“In the air the food was poor and the toilets were shared with economy class. The only advantage was a bit more seat space and faster disembarking.”
The mainstream takes their ideas about training from elites and often end up injured. How do we take the best ideas and discard the rest?
After a recent string of critical and commercial disappointments, is Hollywood’s most reliable hit factory back in the game?
A new exhibition of Max Dupain’s photos at the University of Sydney’s Chau Chak Wing Museum shines a light on student life in the 1950s.
On Gold Street in Clifton Hill there is a stark reminder of the suburb’s past and future. On one side is a primary school – on the other side, an aged care home.
As the AI arms race rages, one deal has likely altered Australia’s trajectory in one fell swoop.
Beyond Mykonos and Santorini, there are still corners of the archipelago that only locals know about. Here are 10 of the best.
There are some areas where home buyers risk reselling their property for less than they paid – but not here.
There are some neighbourhoods where home buyers risk reselling their property for less than they paid, but not here.
I was quoted one price for motel accommodation, but on arrival it had gone up by 10 per cent and it was too late to back out.
Featuring a midfield star with a rock star name, the son of a gun, and a ‘special’ prospect from the country, the class of 2024 has no shortage of talent – or storylines.
The sixth Z Fold is giving the impression that Samsung has reached the limits of what it can do with the form factor for now.
Bring out a black forest cake – a high-rise stack of airy chocolate sponges, sweet-sour cherries and clouds of cream – then stand back and soak up the accolades.
Mild-mannered father of four Jason Belmonte took the tenpin tour by storm with his controversial, two-handed style. Now, it’s being adopted worldwide.
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Kaylee McKeown wins her fourth individual Olympic gold medal, with victory in the 200m backstroke final. © International Olympic Committee
Cameron McEvoy has blitzed the field to win gold in the men's 50m freestyle. © International Olympic Committee
The three-time Olympian has become the first Australian male to win an Olympic medal in the 50m freestyle.
Australia has progressed to the men’s basketball quarter-finals at the Olympics, but had to rely on help from another team after it lost 77-71 to Greece on Friday night.
Rose Davies finished third in her heat of the women's Paris Games 5000m to grab a place in the final. © International Olympic Committee
