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Chief AFL writer Jake Niall sits down with Scott Pendlebury to watch Collingwood’s historic grand final win.

The five time Australian Male Sailor of the Year will skipper Team Australia at its home SailGP race on Sydney Harbour this weekend. He’s also been asked to pose for the country’s top portraiture prize.

Master Lion ran classes, school holiday workshops and birthday parties for his young students. He is now accused of killing a seven-year-old child and two adults.

Paul Keating’s incredible economic chutzpah supercharged Australia’s prosperity. But he has become an apologist for China, and that may poison his legacy.

Hipster cafe inhalers and beer garden puffers: don’t pretend to yourself you’re doing something sophisticated. You’re dining out on toxic lolly mist.

When it comes to harbourfront real estate, the sum of a well-positioned parcel is worth a lot more than its parts. Here’s how.

The conventional wisdom is that well-renovated homes in sought-after locations always sell well. But is that true?

A program trying to harness AI to radically change how skin cancer is detected is being considered by the Albanese government.

Harjas Singh says the influence of his Sikh background played a huge part in becoming Australia’s under-19 World Cup final hero.

The big jump in the proportion of young adults living in the family home is not all bad, experts say – so long as everyone is clear on the rules on splitting bills and sharing chores.

Even Abraham Lincoln had authoritarian tendencies. So we should not be surprised that so many Americans are drawn to Donald Trump’s autocratic flourishes.

Billionaire owners Andrew and Nicola Forrest usher in change at the enduring Australian outfitter.

Tourists show no fear, happily standing a metre away from the beasts to get their photos taken. I later discover it’s a pretty dumb move.

The following “must visits” will help you experience the many faces of this fascinating capital within accessible locales.

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Groundbreaking Australian research offers hope that a psychedelic drug may help ease end-of-life fears, anxiety and depression.

Australia’s psychedelic world-first | One monk’s 11-year wait for love | Reviving a city relic for art’s sake | Facing the death of a “broken” mother

They are neighbours on the map, but Heidelberg, Heidelberg Heights and Heidelberg West are resolutely worlds apart. As the fast pace of change beckons, locals are keen to keep the community spirit.

People who came out later in life were given a chance to shine at the inaugural Mardi Gras Debutante Ball for First Timers.

A series of key appointments have been made to ensure the highest political office is match fit for an election due by May 2025.

A century old milk bar in Bairnsdale is revived d as a wine bar serving old-school classics like Chiko rolls.

More than $3 billion worth of private projects are getting the stamp of approval across metropolitan Sydney and Melbourne.

The author was always a one-off: the story of his life as extraordinary as anything he wrote himself.

While Grammar Gotcha is a popular sport, there are times when it’s wiser to hold your tongue.

As the cast prepares for the Melbourne run, composer/lyricist Stephen Schwartz wishes his record-breaking show was not quite so timely.