All heart: the legacy of Lance Corporal Jack Fitzgibbon
It’s a little over two weeks since the worst night of Joel Fitzgibbon’s life. The former defence minister was at dinner at a restaurant in Sydney, unaware everything would change.
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Wild card Robert F. Kennedy offers an election silver lining
A weary, polarised America is waking up to the realities of a Trump v Biden rematch. Democrats may come to rue treating this scion like a leper.
The vape ban has utterly failed. What now?
Vaping rates have exploded, organised crime controls the trade, and Australia stands on the brink of a public health disaster. Is it time we followed New Zealand’s lead?
Confessions of the KGB spy who stole Canberra’s secrets
ASIO called him ‘one of the most dangerous KGB officers ever posted to Australia’. He really loved us.
‘Battler’s disease’: UTI sufferers’ plight relegated by medicos
Chronic urinary tract infection affects women and children disproportionately – is this why medicine has failed to treat the condition seriously?
Wildest dreams, true grit: the making of Taylor Swift
Despite her pop cultural omnipresence and record-breaking achievements, it’s a mistake to overlook the mountains this generation-defining artist has climbed to reach new peaks.
Iran’s ‘axis of resistance’ faces its moment of truth
As Iran’s allies stoke even more fires across the region, they are pushing their benefactor closer to the brink of a direct conflict with Washington that it has long sought to avoid.
Tunnel vision of the terror that lies beneath
As rookie soldiers in Israel take their first tentative steps on to the battlefield in Gaza, they quickly learn three lessons. Yoni Bashan reports from inside Gaza, the first journalist from an Australian media outlet to do so since October 7.
The real life Australian Masters of the Air
On a fateful night over occupied Europe our Bomber Command airmen displayed astonishing bravery and sacrifice. A true story from the most dangerous theatre of WWII.
Epitome of grace, courage and the very best of Australia
In a time of turbulence and anxiety, The Australian has chosen Cheng Lei as its 2023 Australian of the Year: a person of exceptional resilience, articulacy, and strength of values.
‘I know about the situation at home, Dassi. I’m here to support you’
Dassi Erlich was sexually assaulted by her school principal, Malka Leifer – and also facing abuse at home, an exclusive extract from her new tell-all book reveals.
In the frame: APY art centre to face probe
The APY Arts Centre Collective faces investigation for possible criminal or civil charges after a six-month probe into the controversial organisation sparked by The Australian.
The best travel inspiration for the holiday season
If you’re in the mood for adventure it’s not too late to book a local stay or use the break to plan your travel schedules for the year ahead. Let this be your guide.
Summer’s hottest cultural offerings
We’ve put together a summer program of festivals, exhibitions, films, and live shows to get you through this holiday season.
‘We’re growing food for the world’: Farmers in mining battle
Are critical minerals more important than agricultural land? In the rich fields of Victoria’s Wimmera area, farmers reckon they face the fight of their life as miners muscle in.
‘Not shabby like England’: Inside Joh Bailey’s renovation triumph
The celebrity hairdresser shows us inside his grandly designed Southern Highlands farmhouse, where ‘Ralph Lauren meets the White House’.
New laws were a killshot for Ella Valla station. Then Andrew Forrest swooped
For years, tourists would come to Shane Aylmore’s remote cattle property in WA, paying huge sums to fire enormous long-range weapons into the outback. In just one night, it was game over.
Pharaohmania: How you can come face-to-face with Ramses II
The Australian Museum’s Ramses II exhibition has sold an astonishing 100,000 advance tickets and features one of Ancient Egypt’s finest royal coffins. Here’s what else you can expect to see.
How hate hit home for these Australians
Australia’s Jewish community watched in horror as the October 7 atrocities unfolded in Israel. Then fear took hold.
Your guide to the best EVs on the market
EVs have finally captured the public imagination and the market is awash with options at all price points | HERE ARE THE TOP MAKES AND MODELS
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