The billionaire’s empire was built on singing her deepest, darkest desires and distresses. But the mastermind’s appearance on Travis Kelce’s podcast proves we’re being fed contradictions. And that’s by design.
Advance Metals has hit 1.11m at 2063g/t silver equivalent to extend silver-gold mineralisation 60-70m down-dip in its final recent drill holes at its Yoquivo project in Mexico.
Some residents in the southern part of the suburb want to break away and change the name from Docklands to Yarra’s Edge.
Would-be chief health officer Dr Krispin Hajkowicz is considering his legal options after the Crisafulli government’s U-turn on appointing him as Queensland’s chief medico.
The festival is due to start this weekend but the opening night gala and the closing event have been cancelled along with a number of other sessions.
Recent job cuts at tech giant Atlassian and Commonwealth Bank show AI’s job annihilation is already hitting Australian shores.
Swathes of studies have shown the flaws of online reviews are rampant. But there’s one way they can still be useful.
If Australian cricket goes down this path, will the Baggy Green become just another line in a sponsorship portfolio?
A Victorian teacher admitted to committing sex crimes against her “vulnerable” 15-year-old student, who has been left struggling with feelings she is being punished.
Yellowface author Rebecca F. Kuang won’t stick to anyone’s pigeonhole.
Women tell their stories of medical misogyny. "I was just desperate to be OK, to have my life back and find out that I wasn't crazy."
Nicholas Teplin, 41, allegedly told an arresting police officer “I know I’m going to get bail like always”.
“I don’t trust his intentions and I don’t know how I feel about having a war criminal in my state,” said one Anchorage resident.
This likeable debut from a young Argentine couple is a promising addition to the Cambridge Street dining scene.
The centres have been hit with notices from the federal government alleging they have failed to meet national standards that cover things like hygiene, safety and supervision.
1000 Women in Horror sheds light on the many women who have helped keep the genre alive, proving once and for all that some women were made to spook.
SWIFT, the international banking network that underpins trillions of dollars in cross-border transactions, has begun trialling tokenised transactions.
Groups fighting to end violence against women say the rapper is a “dangerous” choice of headline act for the pre-game entertainment.
So this is how it ends. With a toilet overflowing, a pie to the face and a woman whose world once felt so big and promising dancing alone.
Carlton’s key decision-maker answers the burning questions for Blues fans, and talks about his departure from arch-rival Collingwood.
In 1989, rescue workers scooped the last known colony of wild eastern barred bandicoots out of the tip and into the protective custody of a breeding program.
The winners of the much-loved Children’s Book Council of Australia awards have been revealed.
Bank branches won’t disappear, but what happens in them will be very different in five to 10 years, says the Banking Association’s outgoing boss Anna Bligh.
Abolishing some of the RBA’s powers, limiting negative gearing and building a northern beaches metro are all on the agenda at the NSW Young Liberals’ gathering.
The influence of the celebrated film critic and author went well beyond his gentle sparring with Margaret Pomeranz on SBS and ABC TV.
