TikTok
The TikTok-approved trends for brows and make-up coming for your beauty cabinet
Rounding up 2025’s best beauty trends so far.
- Stephanie Darling
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How the ‘Coldplay cuddle’ brought chaos to a marriage – and a $1.5b company
The now-infamous concert footage of the married tech firm CEO and his HR chief sharing a moment could have serious ramifications for a billion-dollar business.
- Abigail Buchanan
‘So bad, it’s good’: The two-minute soap operas changing the way we watch TV
With romance and “crazy shenanigans”, vertical dramas such as Captured and Bound by My CEO are a multi-billion-dollar business – and Australia is on board.
- Nell Geraets
- Analysis
- Social media
Why isn’t there a single social media-savvy MP in Parliament?
Most Australian politicians don’t make social media a priority. That carries long-term risks.
- Nick Bonyhady
The college dropout in Trump’s inner circle who is now the second-richest person in the world
Larry Ellison’s success has been accompanied by a well-documented history of lavish living as well as a close relationship with Donald Trump.
- Diana Li and Brody Ford
Is milk bad now? No, but it is contributing to a $12 million plumbing problem
We know not to pour oil down our sinks, but what about milk? The new request from Australia’s water management retailers has not just sparked shock – it’s become a weapon in class warfare.
- Bronte Gossling
SpaceX’s latest $600b value rockets Elon Musk’s wealth
SpaceX is discussing plans to raise money and sell insider shares in a deal that means the rocket and satellite company would be worth around $600 billion.
- Ed Ludlow, Eric Johnson, Katie Roof and Loren Grush
No fairytale: How an online fantasy community sold out City Hall
This Brisbane woman fell in love with the A Court of Thorns and Roses series. She has since created a community of fans who have found “family” through her events.
- Neesha Sinnya
Helen Goh takes the viral Dubai chocolate bar and makes it even better
Inspired by the pistachio chocolate, this brownie is a textural treat in every bite.
- 1-2 hrs
- Helen Goh
Australians believe influencers peddle misinformation. So why are they so popular?
A deep generational divide is widening, with social media now the second most sought-after medium for news.
- Calum Jaspan
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