Jacinta Nampijinpa Price knows trauma and tragedy, and experienced shocking domestic violence firsthand. It led, she says to a period of drug use and despair, one which she is lucky to have come back from.
Anthony Albanese has locked horns with an ABC Radio presenter in Alice Springs, after a suggestion that the PM was ‘a bit on the nose with the electorate’ led to a tense exchange.
Labor is in trouble in the Northern Territory and in danger of losing at least one seat – Darwin-based Solomon – at the election.
One year after the death of Alexei Navalny in a Russian gulag, photographer Evgeny Feldman recounts an earlier attack on the leader of Russia’s democracy movement, when a caustic green liquid was used.
Christopher Oliver-Taylor was under pressure to sack Antoinette Lattouf after Ita Buttrose made clear she was ‘deeply unhappy’ with action taken on the stand-in radio host, the Federal Court has heard.
You’d have to toss a coin to decide which has been the most crass and revelatory episode of the week: Bianca Censori at the Grammys or this shabby affair in Federal Court.
WiseTech says it is progressing with its search for a new chief, as Richard White wastes no time settling into his new $1m a year consulting role at the company he took some brief leave from.
How much would you pay for a used car if you really wanted it? To see if you qualify as a buyer of the world’s most expensive vehicles, first answer these five questions.
The best chefs from around the country share the aphrodisiacs they’ll be serving up, and where they head for date night.
Sometimes crazy ideas are just crazy. But successful leaders bend the world in their direction not by making incremental moves along the curve of conventional wisdom but by jumping off the curve completely.
The pandemic has faded, but let’s not forget about Covid.
For too long, Indigenous economic policy has been built on the false premise that our people must choose between our rights to traditional lands and culture and our right to participate in and contribute to the nation’s economy.
The NDIS has been plagued by soaring costs and systemic inefficiencies, raising serious concerns about its integrity and impact on government finances while jeopardising public support.
Seesaw day on now-flat local exchange as markets await key US jobs numbers. Domino’s jumps 20pc-plus on store closures, strategy review. Nick Scali hits record high on earnings beat. Amazon falls after earnings disappoint.
Makeup ‘dupe’ phenomenon MCoBeauty has been sold, with founder Shelley Sullivan cashing out in a massive deal.
Private hospitals need a $450m leg up from the federal government to avoid an industry collapse while a sustainable model for the sector is devised, a peak lobby group says.
Woodside Energy says it’s too late to avoid an economically damaging gas shortfall in Victoria thanks to a decade of political opposition to the fossil fuel industry.
Speculation is growing that Jo Horgan’s beauty retail phenomenon Mecca Brands may find its way to the market with a valuation of well over $1bn.
Half of voters in the crucial election state of Western Australia believe Anthony Albanese does not deserve to be re-elected, despite Premer Roger Cook being on the verge of delivering a third landslide victory for WA Labor.
Billionaire real estate developer Harry Triguboff has forecast that Labor will be five to 10 years late in hitting its 82 per cent renewables target.
The NSW Chief Justice has called for perpetrators of anti-Semitism to be punished, as he accused tech billionaire Elon Musk of ‘trivialising’ the historical mistreatment of Jews.
Christian schools have warned that Labor’s hate-speech laws could be ‘weaponised’ against religious teachings, as a push to introduce a serious vilification offence failed in parliament.
Anthony Albanese says he is taking a ‘sit back’ approach to responding to Donald Trump’s policy pronouncements, arguing the President’s position can change within days.
Juggling a corporate job, a personal life, and 13-year-old triplets is not for the faint of heart. But Dan Hunter would not have it any other way.
Sleeping too little or too much doesn’t just make you cranky, forgetful or tired. This little-known risk factor affects millions of Australians.
Both can do you harm, and the debate is clouded by less research into the effects of cannabis.
From soap and shower gels to whole body deodorisers and groin grooming products, the personal hygiene market keeps on growing. What do the experts make of it?
Anthony Albanese announces $1.7bn as an interim funding measure for public hospitals as his government fails to reach agreement with states before the WA election being called.
Who knows where you might end up if you opt for future freezing. Planet of The Apes anyone?
A small but growing movement of scientists wants to classify ageing as a disease. They face an uphill battle.
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Resurgent ultranationalist movement latches on to US president’s proposal to relocate Palestinians.
Defence minister Israel Katz instructs the military to prepare for ‘voluntary’ departures, as US President Donald Trump rules out sending troops to the territory.
The chief executive of the world’s most valuable company believes it will be as life-changing for the rest of us as it has been for him.
This salad is completely customisable. Build it with what you like or have access to.
Why eminent poets Les Murray and John Tranter were at loggerheads.
This savagely violent survival tale is set within one of the more pitiless and uncompromising periods of American history.
The catastrophic fires did not touch Hollywood’s key attractions and the famous suburb of Beverly Hills. The show must go on and that includes welcoming visitors back to the city.
Sick of the crowds in Paris, Mykonos, Kyoto or San Sebastian? We have found other cities, towns and islands that may be even better than the originals.
A French-inspired hotel has interiors that feel like you have fallen through the looking glass – all while surrounded by a stunning alpine landscape.
With aurora activity peaking in 2025, it’s prime time to venture into the freezing cold of the Arctic to see the show.
The 718 Spyder RS is a two-seater slice of Porsche history: the last ever mid-engined, naturally aspirated convertible masterpiece it will ever make.
The creative director opens her Melbourne home and discusses her shake up of the Australian heritage brand, styles cues from her grandmother and her search for authenticity at home and abroad.
If you refuse to play along with the idea that clothes have age limits, the possibilities are endless. Bows have taken to the runways, so why shouldn’t this 62-year-old acting legend be wearing her own hair ribbon?
Fast is a relative term, given the rail journey takes nine hours and 50 minutes. But it offers plenty of scenic highlights and I arrive in time for dinner.
He’s back in his pants for a Hugo Boss campaign. What does it tell us about what women want?
The world’s most technologically advanced sailing boats lit up Sydney Harbour ahead of this weekend’s SailGP, although the Americans ran into a spot of bother.
After the success of the Drive to Survive series, Netflix are expected to make a bid on broadcast rights to stream Formula 1 live.
Steve Smith was just the fourth Australian to have scored 10,000 Test runs. A former skipper is uncertain whether there will be a fifth.
Sam Konstas has landed in Brisbane as part of Australia’s grand plan to have him front and centre in the same city during the Ashes next summer.
Troy Selwood shaped the next generation in his role at Geelong Grammar. Cricket future star Ollie Peake bravely opens up on Selwood’s significant impact and the students’ touching tribute to him this week.
Almost 30 years after Ricky Stuart, Laurie Daley and Brett Mullins helped NSW to Origin victory, Canberra will field the Blues’ generation next on Saturday night.
Dreaming of sun-soaked days, mouth-watering feasts and breathtaking landscapes? A cruise to these Mediterranean ports will tick all the right boxes.
A first-generation berry farmer is looking to extend the berry season in Australia with new methods of farming.
The Albanese government’s ‘green fanaticism’ is embodied in Energy Minister Chris Bowen – and it could cost Labor power.
It’s easy to dismiss Donald Trump’s idea of taking over Gaza as the fantasy of a presidential huckster. But is his idea so much worse than the status quo that the rest of the world is offering?
Employment Minister Murray Watt has issued a veiled warning to Virgin’s owners as the government weighs up the airline’s partnership with Qatar Airways.
The unbundling of airfares has delivered a raft of ‘add-on charges’ for passengers, and now Air Canada has found another one that will sting Australian travellers.
Catholic schools have urged voters to consider voting against the Greens at the weekend’s crucial Victorian Prahran by-election over support for Labor’s controversial payroll tax.
Macquarie University vice-chancellor Bruce Dowton has conceded his university’s anti-Israel academic Randa Abdel-Fattah had made ‘anti-Semitic’ statements, but said there was limited capacity for disciplinary action.
The outgoing ABC managing director says it was a ‘mistake’ to hire journalist Antoinette Lattouf as a fill-in radio host two months after the Hamas attack on Israel, considering her public ‘partisan’ views on the Middle East conflict.
ABC chief David Anderson has conceded high-profile journalists including Laura Tingle, Patricia Karvelas and Paul Barry have never been taken off-air, despite making public comments that could be construed as ‘contentious’ or lacking impartiality.
Charter Hall executive Bradley Norris will replace Howard Smith Wharves boss Luke Fraser as president of the Queensland Property Council.
The Housing Industry Association has scored each state and territory’s housing policies to see which is most prepared to build much-needed new homes. See how your state fared.
The tech giant is eliminating goals to hire more minority employees and reviewing DEI programs, part of a pullback across Silicon Valley.
A lawyer who abandoned the profession to teach himself coding, and now counts Canva and Fonterra as customers, has accelerated the development of his new AI tool.
The guaranteed benefits of eating red meat outweigh the “low-certainty” evidence used to discourage its consumption, researchers say.
They’re the bane of summer days at the beach. But who knew bluebottles were so beautiful, and so interesting?
They are starkly different and equally magnificent. This is well and truly on the pulse of great Clare riesling.
Make the most of Australia’s freshest produce with our guide to seasonal vegetables. From crisp summer greens to hearty winter staples, here’s what’s in season right now—and the best ways to cook them.
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