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Clair Weaver is a senior writer at The Sydney Morning Herald.
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The potato buns favoured by Shake Shack and Australia’s smash burger set have hit Woolworths shelves for a fraction of the price.
Emily has been subject to dozens of subpoenas and drained her savings to fight her abusive ex from getting custody of their child.
How does Australian cricket turn the chapter on Sandpapergate when it refuses to die.
A fossil hunt in a remote Argentinian province has revealed a skeleton critical to the story of biology’s grandest experiment.
Economy passengers may pay less for their seats, but basic hygiene and communication shouldn’t be optional extras.
There’s a longstanding perception of what a hat is – or isn’t. But as the latest Good Food Guides prove, in 2026 they can be anything from a bustling gyros shop to a regional Indian specialist.
Competing plans to fast-track housing are on the ballot in this month’s election, and the Resolve Political Monitor shows Victorians prefer the Liberal Party’s alternative.
The world-famous psychotherapist on how to manage the tension between love and desire.
After turning Dante into one of the world’s most celebrated bars, Linden Pride and Natalie Hudson are bringing a little downtown attitude to Claridge’s.
It’s among the documents scrubbed in the past week. You can, however, retrieve it on the Wayback Machine internet archive.
A treacherous economic picture has damaged the dynamic between the prime minister and treasurer. But this is also a story of factions and personality clashes in Labor’s top brass.