Harry and Meghan's Surprise Sundance Appearance
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made an unexpected appearance at the Sundance Film Festival to support their documentary 'Cookie Queens', which explores Girl Scout cookies.
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Andrew Miller on Decency and Dignity Today
Andrew Miller emphasises the critical importance of treating each other with decency and dignity in contemporary society, highlighting its relevance in today's world.
60 Years Since Beaumont Children Disappearance
Australia commemorates six decades since the Beaumont children vanished on Australia Day 1966, a case that reshaped child safety attitudes nationwide and remains unsolved despite exhaustive investigations.
Australia's Future: Reaching for the Stars
An editorial explores Australia's potential to achieve greatness in science, technology, and global leadership, reflecting on national pride and future aspirations.
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Australia Day 2026: Listening and Inclusive Reflection
As Australia Day arrives, the national conversation focuses on listening to diverse perspectives while celebrating the nation's complex history and multicultural future.
Geelong's Australia Day in the 80s and 90s: A Nostalgic Look
A gallery of photos from Geelong's Australia Day celebrations in the 1980s and 1990s offers a nostalgic glimpse into the city's community spirit and festive traditions from decades past.
Australia Day's Bizarre History: From Flashers to Chopper
Explore the curious, grim, and downright funny events that have occurred on January 26 throughout Australian history, beyond the usual debates and celebrations.
Australia Day's Forgotten Tales: From Flashers to Fermented Bowels
Explore the curious, odd, and often overlooked events that have occurred on January 26 throughout Australian history, from the first flasher in 1793 to Chopper Read's courtroom kidnapping in 1978.
Bizarre and Forgotten History of January 26 in Australia
From Australia's first flasher in 1793 to Chopper Read's courtroom kidnapping in 1978, discover the curious, odd, and downright funny events that have marked January 26 throughout Australian history.
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Daily Drone Flights Make Every Day Australia Day
A journalist reflects on how his daily ritual of flying a drone over a coastal beach celebrates Australia's beauty and deep connection to the sea, making every day feel like a national celebration.
2026 Australia Day Honours: Canberra's Inspiring Recipients
From legal advocacy to climate science, meet the remarkable Canberrans recognised in the 2026 Australia Day Honours list. Discover their stories of service, passion and dedication to community.
Roma Winmar Honoured for Arts and Education Services
Roma Yibiyung Winmar has been recognised in the Australia Day Honours for her significant contributions to the arts and education sectors in Australia.
Ngarrama Indigenous Festival Returns to Newcastle
The free Ngarrama event celebrating Indigenous culture has returned to King Edward Park in Newcastle for its fifth year, featuring traditional performances and community reflection.
Ghost of Murdered Bookkeeper Haunts Outback Cattle Station
The chilling tale of a murdered bookkeeper whose ghost is said to haunt a historic cattle station in outback Australia, blending true crime with supernatural folklore.
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Wisdom in the Smallest Room: Sunscreen and Life Lessons
Adrian Barich explores how bathroom wisdom, from classic poems to the sunscreen essay, offers timeless life advice, especially relevant in sun-drenched Perth.
Canberra Writer Finds Hope in Simple Joys Amidst Gloom
In a week overshadowed by global and political turmoil, a Canberra columnist discovers unexpected solace in the simple delights of a child's cartwheels and Summernats' vibrant energy.
Australia Day: Reflecting on Stories and National Love
As Australia Day approaches, it serves as a poignant moment for Australians to reflect on the diverse stories that shape the nation and the shared love for the country, amidst ongoing debates about its meaning and celebration.
Libs Promise $7.5M for Adelaide Theatre Facelift
The South Australian Liberals have committed $7.5 million to restore Adelaide's Art Deco Regal Theatre, aiming to establish the eastern suburbs as the city's arts hub if elected.
15 Australian Books to Read Before January 26
A curated list of powerful Australian books recommended by experts to broaden understanding of the nation's complex history and diverse perspectives ahead of January 26.
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Australia Day Debate: Calls for a National Rethink
A growing movement in Australia is urging a reevaluation of Australia Day's significance, with discussions focusing on its historical context and potential alternatives for a more inclusive national celebration.
Embracing Australian Pride: Unity in Diversity
An opinion piece explores how Australians, despite differences, share common values and pride, fostering national unity and identity in a diverse society.
Bondi National Mourning Day Announced for 2026
The Australian government has officially designated a National Mourning Day for Bondi in 2026, following a tragic incident. This solemn day will honour the victims and reflect on community resilience.
National Day of Mourning for Bondi Attack Victims
Australia observed a solemn National Day of Mourning for the 15 victims of the Bondi Beach terror attack, with ceremonies, candlelight vigils, and calls for unity across the nation.
Year of the Horse 2026: Zodiac-Inspired Fashion & Homeware
Discover limited-edition collections celebrating the 2026 Year of the Horse in Chinese astrology. From luxury accessories to home décor, explore zodiac-inspired designs from top brands.
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Illawarra's Hilarious Tradition of Yarn Spinning
Shellharbour's 'Big Russ' Hannah champions the dying art of yarn spinning at the Illawarra Folk Festival, where truth takes a backseat to laughter in woolly tales.
Rabbi Honors Bondi Victims as Heroes on Mourning Day
Rabbi Yossi Friedman commemorates the National Day of Mourning by honoring the 15 victims of the Bondi terror attack as heroes who sacrificed themselves to save others, emphasizing unity and remembrance.
Perth's White Light Tribute for Bondi Attack Mourning Day
Perth landmarks will glow white as community leaders gather for services to honour Bondi Beach terror attack victims on Australia's National Day of Mourning.
National Day of Mourning for Bondi Attack Victims
Australians are honouring the victims of the Bondi terror attack with a national Day of Mourning, featuring flags at half-mast, a minute's silence, and symbolic candle lighting.
Premier's Response to Muslim Community on Writers' Week
South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas has addressed concerns from the state's Muslim community regarding the Writers' Week saga in a formal letter.
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Australia Day Debate: A Mirror for Politicians
The Australia Day debate serves as a mirror for politicians, urging reflection and unity in the wake of the Bondi action, highlighting national identity and political discourse.
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