Новости за 22.11.2023

The indie drama is an example of what happens when filmmakers and studios don’t know when a viral moment is over.

A controversial winner, but plenty of standouts at this year’s Portia Geach Memorial Award.

Stocks rose on Wall Street, led by big gains in travel-related companies as energy prices drop.

Two of the world’s most out-there designers add a thrill to this year’s NGV Triennial.

Since the Broncos’ second-half collapse, their captain has already lost five kilograms in a bid to extend his career. But he doesn’t want to put himself through the torture again.

Tullamarine bosses have asked the Commonwealth to consider a new rail link plan they argue would be cheaper than the Victorian government’s sky rail.

Timothy “Skip” Blofield, from leftist queer group Pride in Protest, was dumped from the board after skipping too many meetings.

Tullamarine bosses have asked the Commonwealth to consider a new rail link plan they argue would be cheaper than the Victorian government’s sky rail.

There was a sizeable bump in activity in Emmanuel College’s staff WhatsApp group across the past few days. The Warrnambool Catholic school was abuzz in anticipation ahead of the AFL draft.

The office of NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley has been lashed for blacking out multiple pages of information about the fatal Tasering of great-grandmother Clare Nowland.

It started with a vital road. Now NSW’s fight with Canberra is a spaghetti junction of funding needs, from health to the GST.

Unit rents are up 20 per cent plus in a year, but some landlords increased rents much more, and tenants are feeling the pain. Would caps help?

Anthony Albanese has enjoyed the second-longest honeymoon of any modern PM. But there are a few things he needs to learn from his predecessors.

We’ve rounded up our favourite luxury listings, from a stunning inner-city conversion to a home on the best street in Australia.

Anyone with memories of drunken, depraved leavers weeks will be either impressed or horrified by the 2023 version: a utopian fantasy complete with The Zone.

Asking those in charge exactly what data they have on violence in schools, or indeed getting them to address specific questions about it, was like pulling teeth.

New research has found links between physical activity and the wellbeing of people going through chemotherapy.

Whatever you desire in a big city, you will find it. Here’s how to embrace (and survive) some of the world’s top megacities.

Objects can be a handbrake on moving forward, stalling energy and sucking up space because they were “sentimental” and “should” be kept.

Figures obtained through Freedom of Information requests show the extent of violence Perth teachers are facing on a daily basis - and it’s not just coming from the students.

Authorities admit illicit drugs have infiltrated the detention centre network, and that some guards are turning a blind eye to detainees growing marijuana in their rooms.

Fred helped his little sister to read at age 3, decipher love at 16, deal with a horrific accident at age 26 – and six years ago, cope with their mum’s death.

Car hire prices overseas defy all understanding. The difference in cost using an operator’s local website, rather than the Australian one, can be huge.

Some of the world’s biggest biggest renewable firms are waiting for an imminent decision on wind farm licences in Gippsland.

Melbourne Airport will be part of a major trial to shift energy demand from peak times and use renewable power when it is more abundant to put downward pressure on the electricity grid.