Why we can’t stop looking at dogs – and they can’t stop looking back
Two new books explore our ancient, intimate and increasingly complicated relationship with dogs.
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Two new books explore our ancient, intimate and increasingly complicated relationship with dogs.
Part murder mystery, part postwar history, the British writer’s latest is a dizzying literary juggling act that somehow comes together brilliantly.
Samuel Eaton has been ordered to pay the university’s legal fees after losing a Supreme Court battle that limited his access to students and staff.
How did Warrnambool Art Gallery lure in-demand British artist Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley to south-west Victoria? Its director told her she could do whatever she wanted.
For up to $200 a ticket, the American heartthrob’s performance could’ve stayed on TikTok.
The exam authority has advised there is no evidence exam papers have been illegally downloaded.
Four seasons into this Netflix hit, global dread has never looked so glamorous.
She’s been a fixture on our screens for 26 years. But nothing prepared the Looking for Alibrandi star for this.
A message laced with profanities appeared on VCAA’s homepage about 6pm, from an alias claiming to have sold VCE exams to “hundreds of students”.
Education & Youth
Adam Voigt is a former principal and founder and CEO of Real Schools.
I’ve sat with hundreds of families nervously weighing this decision. And there’s something those parents deserve to know that isn’t in the brochures they’re clutching.
Oscar Piastri has split from his long-time manager, former F1 driver Mark Webber, announcing the two have gone their separate ways.