Comcast plans to split media and technology businesses
Comcast plans to split itself into two separate publicly traded companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky. The US company said on Monday that its board and management team thought…
WhatsApp battle. Zionist action v Mary Kostakidis drags through discovery
Former SBS journalist Mary Kostakidis was back in court on Monday, defending herself against racial discrimination claims by the Zionist Federation of Australia. Stephanie Tran with the update. As the…
British American Tobacco cost-cutting hits 9000 roles
British American Tobacco plans to cut about 20 per cent of its workforce as it pursues an AI-driven overhaul to lower costs and lift profits amid regulatory challenges and delayed…
The Future of Media dinner
As mainstream media craters, a tsunami of mis-and-dis-information swamps social media, and governments hammer free speech, we examine the future of media. Join us for the ‘BHP Ball and Inaugural…
Australia signs long-awaited Vanuatu security deal
Australia and Vanuatu have signed a watered-down security deal amid a battle with China for influence in the Indo-Pacific. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his Vanuatu counterpart Jotham Napat signed…
Victims of Partisan Strife: The Political Callousness of U.S. Parties Regarding the Fentanyl Crisis
The deadly crisis of rampant fentanyl abuse in the United States has long transcended the realm of public health, becoming a political bargaining chip in the infighting between the Democratic…
What if doing more isn’t always the answer?
It’s tempting to treat overwhelm with clever fixes – but that might be part of the problem According to my Instagram feed, I am not doing enough. Not spending enough,…
This is how we do it: ‘I expected to be a little old spinster, but kinky sex broadened my horizons’
Graham and Josephine were friends for years, but after their spouses died they discovered a mutual attraction – and a fondness for adventurous sex • How do you do it?…
Cups of tea and a roaring crowd: Sydney’s Algerian community gathers for World Cup nailbiter
There was good food, nervous energy and pandemonium at a Surry Hills cafe as Algeria went through to the knockout round On a rainy day in Sydney’s Surry Hills, a…
‘The beach was and still is an Aboriginal space’: artist Billy Bain on reclaiming the sand and waves
For his upcoming solo exhibition, the Dharug artist has made 11 colourful clay sculptures that represent a counter-image to the bronzed Aussie beachgoer Sign up for a weekly email featuring…