HE IS best known for lampooning politicians and Australian society on SBS’s news show The Feed. Now Mark Humphries is taking a new leap of faith into the commercial world as the host of Ten’s quiz show, Pointless.
PODCAST EPISODE II: He would have been 26 today. City dweller Tiemuzhen Chalaer’s love of music drew him to an unregistered dance party deep in the bush. But early in the morning, ‘Tim’ left a car packed with his friends, wallet, passport, shoes and socks and headed into the bush — he was never seen again.
WE’RE going to touch the Sun. The Parker Solar Probe has been launched on a seven-year mission to get closer to our star than ever before — and sample its outer layers.
A FORMER Sydney schoolboy who once missed out on the Archibald Prize is now one of Europe’s leading royal portrait artists.
THEY’RE a select few, but there are still actors out there who can virtually guarantee a film is going to be a hit. Meet The Dependables. SPECIAL INTERACTIVE
THE clock is ticking on Barack Obama’s time as President of the US. The next batch of hopefuls are jostling for the 2016 race for the White House. Check our handy guide to all the contenders.
YOU’VE missed the boat. Everyone is talking about that amazing episode of that amazing TV show, and you can’t join in the conversation. Here’s the 50 series you must-see.
IT’S been dubbed Earth’s closest twin, but the instant you stepped out of your shuttle, you’d know you were not on Earth. This is life on Kepler 452b.
THERE’S something odd about our Solar System. We’ve found some 470 stars with planets around them. But it’s only now that we’ve spotted one that looks anything like our own.
There are thousands of wines to choose from but where do you start? Right here is where – with national wine writer Tony Love’s Top 100 Wines for 2015.
There are thousands of wines to choose from but where do you start? Right here is where – with national wine writer Tony Love’s Top 100 Wines for 2015.
DEEP down and known to only a few lies one of Sydney’s great engineering feats, carved out of 200 million-year-old rock. The Daily Telegraph steps inside a mysterious marvel, unopened for four years.
THERE’S a life-and-death struggle going on that involves strong characters, mysterious villains, cuddly critters and forensic investigation. But this is no movie plot — though Adelaide scientists play a leading role.
HIS players had the talent, and Phil Walsh was the coach with the strategic genius to guide them to victory.
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