We’re human shields keeping our women safe. Feminists, take note
Lazy, toxic feminists ignore the fact that allowing our women to concentrate on cleaning the stove or putting on the washing is actually an act of love, writes Rory Gibson.
U on Sunday
New boss blows lid on Qld Ballet’s explosive internal turmoil
Queensland Ballet was rocked by its artistic director’s shock exit. Now, Ivan Gil-Ortega steps in – and reveals how he plans to shake things up.
We’ve been very wrong about Meghan but no one admits it
Meghan Markle‘s new show ‘With Love, Meghan’ has attracted a lot of “venom”, but does it deserve it?
‘Everybody wants to be a mermaid’: How to be a mermaid in 2025
A Queensland family’s attempt to see wild manatees turned into an unexpected opportunity to become mythological creatures instead.
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Christmas confession: I suffer from Perfect Ornament Placement Disorder
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‘Violently ill’: Why you shouldn’t jump into the Brisbane river
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Being a teen would be a nightmare these days
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‘Corny, cheesy and utterly predictable’: My secret viewing habits
Feel like there is too much ugliness and harshness in the world at the moment? Do yourself a favour and put this on the television.
‘Cash grab’: Traditional owners charging surf club $500 for beach events
A move by the Yaegl Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation to charge the Yamba surf lifesaving club a $500 fee for beach events is generating a lot of ill will, Rory Gibson writes.
Revolting proof that we’re now taking anti-ageing too far
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