Trouble in paradise? Seven surprising signs you’re heading for divorce
From never arguing to knowing exactly what the other thinks, the signs your relationship is in trouble aren’t always obvious. Experts reveal what to watch for – and how to…
Zahalkaworld: an artist’s archive – in pictures
Tweed Regional Gallery will host the Museum of Australian Photography (MAPh) touring exhibition Zahalkaworld, a survey of key artworks by one of Australia’s most renowned artists, Anne Zahalka. Covering four…
Nascent tech, real fear: how AI anxiety is upending career ambitions
AI has convinced computer science students to shift majors and white-collar workers to change careers, while some are embracing it Matthew Ramirez started at Western Governors University as a computer…
Ministers to consider removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from line of succession
Move would follow any police investigation after former prince questioned on suspicion of misconduct in public office The government will consider passing legislation to strip Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor of his right…
‘Andrew’s aghast eyes echo The Scream’: is this photo the ultimate royal portrait?
This image of Mountbatten-Windsor is full of shock, pain and horror, bringing to mind dark works by Munch, Goya and Courbet. Will this portrait of power rotting away in real…
A tale of two brothers: could the Andrew crisis bring down King Charles?
Former prince’s arrest was most damaging event for the family firm in centuries – and the questions keep coming London fashion week was probably the last public place King Charles…
Anna Murdoch-Mann, author and ex-wife of Rupert Murdoch, dies aged 81
Philanthropist and mother of Elisabeth, James and Lachlan Murdoch died at home in Palm Beach, Florida The author and philanthropist Anna Murdoch-Mann, the ex-wife of the Australian media tycoon Rupert…
Todd Sampson: ‘Under every extreme group there’s a human need – often for belonging’
The ad man turned TV personality on his tough upbringing, praying with UFO worshippers and why he chooses to talk with people ‘at the edges’ Get our weekend culture and…
Ramadan night markets bring thousands of visitors to Lakemba – a suburb where Pauline Hanson claims people ‘feel unwelcome’
More than one million people are expected to visit the month-long night markets in south-west Sydney, where ‘everyone is happy’ Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news…
Back to Back Barries: the Liberals’ looming election test
Tony Barry and Barrie Cassidy examine new polling that shows the upcoming South Australian election could deliver a nightmare result for the Liberal party and the first test for the…