Uncloaking the secret life of Molly
Acclaimed intelligence officer Molly Sasson surely is one of the greatest Australians we have had the good fortune to call ours.
Acclaimed intelligence officer Molly Sasson surely is one of the greatest Australians we have had the good fortune to call ours.
Rupert Murdoch published the first edition of The Australian on July 15, 1964, realising an almost 50-year ambition of his father, Keith.
So many guns and a divided United States was always going to a combustible equation, but Sunday’s shooting shocked the world.
Stefan Romaniw’s leadership of Australia’s Ukrainian community was an example of what multiculturalism can achieve.
State and federal leaders come out in bipartisan support to grieve Australia’s tireless ambassador for multiculturalism – Stefan Romaniw.
Two of The Australian’s greatest musical minds come together to pick the best songs since 1964, from The Easybeats, Cold Chisel and AC/DC to Tina Arena, Nick Cave and Sia. Which songs defined these eras for you?
Australian TV and music legend Molly Meldrum has led a wave of emotional tributes to entertainment’s man of many voices, John Blackman, who has died, aged 76.
Rupert Murdoch set out in 1964 to start a national daily newspaper that could be read the same day across our ample continent. And he drew that first staff 60 years ago from all its corners.
As this masthead prepares to celebrate its 60th anniversary, early staff members recall the excitement of a young national daily newspaper.
Frank Ifield was born in the UK but grew up in Australia learning to yodel from hearing 1950s country songs on the radio.
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