Новости за 07.04.2018

Michael Stephen and his labour of love, the wooden ketch Wicked Wench

Paying a bit more for chocolate is worth it if workers are not exploited.

They were together 13 years, although we didn't know them personally. So why does it feel as if our world is caving in?

Like Lena Dunham, Leah Filley wants to rid herself of the pain of endometriosis for good.

Carpenter and reader, Carl Sartori, 40, shares his day on a plate.

Thanks to social media, weʼre exposed to the rudeness of strangers on a scale not seen since the last bloke was put in the town stocks.

Annie Jones reflects on her career and the men that have influenced her.

Free weekly horoscope for each star sign from renowned Astrologer Kelli Fox. Forecasts for the week ahead in life, love and career.

Draft rules would classify pet owners as "pet shop owners", and their homes as pet shops, if they breed, sell, trade, advertise or donate an animal

Velvet and slick PVC take to the streets in the season’s new textures.

BusinessDay reporter Jennifer Duke maintains her lead in week nine of the year-long Shares Race.

Stephanie Darling has a much-needed body-sloughing treatment and finds a clever non-slip mascara.

Personal finance expert George Cochrane answers your questions.

Martin Sellner and his political and alternative media allies may be behind Australia’s new-found interest in the fortunes of white South African farmers.

Lendlease has announced it will be offering four different payment alternatives across the majority of its villages within 12 months.

It's official: we now spend as much on downloaded and online content as we do on the big screen.

The Turnbull government is pushing for a deal with Washington that would let Australian police take a warrant to US tech companies and quickly access criminal suspects’ data.

"There was a certain point where it was like life was imitating the art we hadn't finished making," says Wes Anderson.

​Sampa the Great didn't get the memo that artists should be of the tortured persuasion. She peppers her speech with gales of laughter. She wants you to know: "My childhood was pretty dope."

For the past two decades, the men's shed movement has provided men with safe spaces to bond and extend one another support while tinkering over power tools. Now women are being offered the same opportunity.

From talks about ethical fashion, to the new storytelling, comedy and music festival Batch, to slapstick and acrobatics in Kaput, we have your week in Sydney covered.

While international influences evoke the romance of passport-flexing trips around the world, owners Philip Che and Ricky Huang opened the Carpenter with a hyper-local focus in mind.

For most people, going on a first date is their worst nightmare. For Bron Batten, it's her job.

When a pouting social media princess supposedly "outranks" a real life prince it is clear the social pecking has dramatically altered.

Fourteen people killed and 14 people injured after a truck collided with a bus carrying a junior hockey team to a game in Western Canada.