Brisbane’s ‘Super Saturday’ of auctions has been huge, with a home in the booming suburb of Morningside going for $818,000 and another in Holland Park going for $200,000 above reserve. WATCH TODAY’S REPLAYS.
Preventing student resilence and teacher accountability by scrapping NAPLAN and school rankings is no guarantee of success, writes Lucy Carne.
If you can’t use the word ‘women’ in a march for women’s rights, what are you protesting? It is misogyny hidden by the cloak of woke, writes Lucy Carne. And if this is where feminism is headed, I think I want to get off.
Amid the outrage at Harry and Meghan’s self-indulgent Oprah interview, don’t forget who the real royal disgrace is, writes Lucy Carne.
Women my age are giving up their skinny jeans and not parting their hair in the middle anymore because they’re allowing themselves to be bullied by younger generations. But not me, Angela Mollard writes.
China’s appalling abuse of Uighur human rights cannot be covered up by cute Olympic propaganda. It’s time Australia makes it clear where we stand on these atrocities, writes Lucy Carne.
In a remarkably candid interview, Sunrise host Samantha Armytage opens up about newly married life and why not having children has been used against her at work.
Teachers deserve gratitude and recognition for their hard work, but are being tarnished by their union’s political posturing, writes Lucy Carne.
Given what is at stake in this pandemic, the people protesting against the COVID-19 vaccine are not advocating for freedom of choice, but for avoidable deaths, writes Lucy Carne.
Long before The Crown it was clear that Windsor women fell into two camps: the dutiful and the denigrated and it’s clear Meghan wasn’t going to put up with that, Angela Mollard writes.
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