‘You’re not going to school today, you’re flying to Australia’
Adam Hoffman has stayed behind. His wife Roni and their three children now half a world away in Sydney after boarding a repatriation flight. What comes next for families like theirs?
Adam Hoffman has stayed behind. His wife Roni and their three children now half a world away in Sydney after boarding a repatriation flight. What comes next for families like theirs?
They fled the Taliban for a new life in Australia. What happened next for the stars of Afghanistan’s national women’s soccer team?
Ray and Jennie Kehlet never returned from their adventure in the WA Outback, looking for a $3 million gold reef. What happened?
I’m taking on the editorship of The Weekend Australian Magazine with an edict to uphold its long tradition of unrivalled journalism.
Paris’s most famous landmark has a new dining venue. Is it worth the effort of getting there?
Jane Campion was pipped at the post for the Festival’s Gold Lion honour in favour of Audrey Diwan’s film about a more political subject.
Pictures circulating on social media are a stark contrast with the war-torn sharia law nation we have come to know.
The great films of war stretch in every direction and include an astonishing documentary on fighting the Taliban.
More research — and funding — is needed to create an early detection test for the most deadly cancer women face.
Forgive the cliches — or drink to them. TV genius Darren Star knew exactly what he was doing with his latest hit.
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