Новости за 22.04.2023

Adventurer and poet Fahey was in love with wide, empty land. But as a tunneller on the Western Front, where “the individual man has not a stray dog’s chance”, he languished in darkness.

Analysis of disclosure logs by public servants shows bureaucrats regularly accept tickets to sporting events, lunches and dinners paid for by external organisations, as integrity experts and IBAC push for the rules to be strengthened.

Once the world leader in clean driving technology, Toyota has slipped behind competitors and now stands accused of seeking to slow the industry’s transition.

Barry Humphries has been remembered by some of the world’s most influential leaders, media stars and comedians as one of “the greatest ever Australians”.

To set your children up for financial success, try this tough-love challenge.

When selling the property, you can declare a cost base of $1 if you wish (and the ATO would love you), but you should instead determine the real value.

Tokenistic body positivity may be doing more harm than good as young women grapple with body dysmorphia amid mixed messaging through social media.

Parents of children with eating disorders are quitting their jobs, leaving their partners and developing anxiety and depression as they grapple with their children’s illnesses.

One could argue that the relocation to an unloved and soulless venue inflicted just as much damage on the Saints as Carlton’s draft penalties or the Essendon drug saga did to those more powerful clubs.

Listening to Corey Enright talk about Callum Wilkie, it’s hard not to think the Saints’ backline coach sees a bit of himself in his protégé - even if he is too modest to say so.

Being tolerant of each other is not enough when we should be celebrating and promoting diversity.

A new study highlights the need for greater support for parents to help them get the best care for children with eating disorders - sooner rather than later.

We celebrate pregnant women, but shun them after they give birth.

In our cover story this week, actor Brooke Shields tells writer Hadley Freeman how she finally broke free of the alcoholic mother who made her a child star.

As cost-of-living pressures mount, small businesses are seeing their interests fade into the background.

King Charles had seventy years to pick a coronation meal that would usher in a brave new era. Instead, he landed on the most disgusting dish ever created.

I thought seeing Mt Fuji in sunshine couldn’t be topped, but then I had a bath. A Japanese one.

A new program for suspended high school students in Sydney and the Central Coast is providing an alternative to being sent home.

A bipartisan report recommended a national genomics testing program in November 2021, but the most vulnerable are still jumping through hoops for a life-saving diagnosis.

The redevelopment of the White City site in Paddington is creating dangerous impacts for Sydney Grammar students and nearby residents.

The number of MPs has not increased since the Hawke government, and they now represent triple the people they did at Federation.

Candice Warner is forging ahead with a one-woman marketing campaign to flog her autobiography, but even that won’t be enough to topple Prince Harry’s book Spare.

The bank of mum and dad started off with cash gifts or going guarantor. But the housing crisis has prompted more parents to take matters into their own hands.

Sydney’s unemployment rate was usually lower than the rest of NSW – until COVID-19 changed everything. Now it’s significantly worse in the city.

NSW’s assistive technology education service will shut at the end of the month after the state and federal governments could not agree on who should fund it.