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They were once other's bridesmaids and worked together professionally for years. But four years after leaving Roxy Jacenko’s Sweaty Betty agency, fashion designer Rachel Gilbert has taken her publicity needs to Jacenko’s former assistant-turned PR boss Montarna Pitt (nee McDonald)

Pope Francis said on Saturday that problems of migration would never be resolved by physical barriers but instead required social justice and correcting the world's economic imbalances.

Attorney General William Barr plans to send Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report to Congress by mid-April - possibly including material that may be damaging to President Donald Trump - and setting the stage for a new battle over its findings.

The Rolling Stones have postponed a tour of the United States and Canada to give singer Mick Jagger time to receive medical treatment, the veteran rock band said on Saturday.

A 2-0 victory over league leaders Perth moved Melbourne to within a point of arch-rivals the Sky Blues ahead of next Saturday's clash at the SCG.

Award-winning author Jaclyn Moriarty rates Mary Poppins among the books that have changed her.

Billions is back with its two main characters finally joining forces

Giveaways: win free tickets to Open Gardens, Shakespeare's Richard II and the Festival of Flowers.

About Last Night: How do we stay optimistic and hopeful in this hate-filled world?

Ever wondered what happens to activist kids when they grow up?

Overheard: Torquay, Sunday 11am

With 7700 performances across the 26 days of this year's Melbourne International Comedy Festival, where do you start? Here are some recommendations.

With a record 616 shows, the comedy festival can be overwhelming. Here's your expert survival guide

Wondering where to go and what to do this school holidays? We have plenty of ideas.

Bruce Pascoe's Dark Emu tops the independent booksellers bestsellers chart.

Tech Know: Notes apps are a great way to keep things organised, but which one will best suit your needs?

The beloved Polaroid camera has a successor for the smart phone generation

My style is very bright and colourful, and everything is from a secondhand shop

European technique and Chinese flavours create a distinctive Melbourne blend in Lee Ho Fook

The team behind social enterprise coffee start-up Bugisu Project have "four to five" coffee machines between them in their Maroubra sharehouse.

But with an election close, Scott Morrison had to consider the angles too.

An unusual season means the garden is confused and animals are hungry - resulting in fewer trees bearing fruit, says JACKIE FRENCH.

Workers have spoken out about excessive workloads, including some complaining about urinary tract infections after not getting toilet breaks.

The tough economic environment for consumers has produced a perversely beneficial tailwind for ASX-listed health insurers Medibank and NIB.

Labor leader Bill Shorten said the move "might not decide the next election, but it does speak for what kind of country we want to be".