Новости за 02.11.2023

Awkwafina and Sandra Oh, come on down!

Alessandra Ambrosio made a fortune baring her belly button, but will cover up for the Melbourne Cup carnival.

WormGPT is being described as similar to ChatGPT, but with no ethical boundaries or limitations, and Australian businesses are in the firing line.

Shoppers are snubbing branded stationery for Officeworks-owned labels that are better value, says chief executive Sarah Hunter.

Major manufacturer Caesarstone has hired Labor lobbying firm Hawker Britton to help fight a potential ban on the use of deadly silica in kitchen benchtops.

3-5%+2b x (have absolutely no idea) = ATAR. How, exactly, is the ATAR calculated?

Centrelink’s “income apportionment” method is a disastrous throwback to another ill-starred scheme that heaped misery on welfare claimants.

Proclamations of the “end of history” were tragically premature. The world is far from escaping the horrors of the 20th century.

Network Ten and star recruit Lisa Wilkinson are facing off in a courtroom stoush over hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal costs.

Whether you’ve studied drama and art or advanced mathematics, following your passions can actually be a bonus when it comes to securing a job in Queensland’s fastest-growing industries.

They’re sharp, curious – and prone to boredom or even bullying at school. Far from the smartypants cliches, some gifted children hide or stop learning. What is giftedness? And what’s life like for kids with stratospheric IQs?

Sky-high marks are only the start of a gruelling admission process to study medicine in WA, and getting in is only the start of the battle. So why do they do it?

Campus is the essential guide to courses, careers and student life, with a unique interactive tool to search courses at universities and colleges across Australia.

I had some growing up to do, so going overseas to learn to snowboard, experience full-moon parties and bail friends out of jail was just what I needed.

Compared to rock garden trends of the past, crevice designs are even edgier.

Almost a quarter of early bird applicants put a health course as their first preference, but business, arts and law remain a popular choice.

There has been a lot of hemming, hawing, and hand-wringing about upsetting students and lecturers by asking that they attend university in-person.

Tertiary admissions data reveals the most in-demand fields for university study, and it appears passion, not money is driving students’ choices.

Henry Standley did not want to sit in a classroom after 13 years of formal education. He craved new experiences – and a good job that didn’t require a university degree.

France’s hosting of rugby’s grandest event has provided some thinking points for those organising Australia’s tournament in four years.

The limited overhead bin space on planes can bring out the worst in people. Here are the rules everyone should follow to ease the carry-on baggage battle.

How well do you know Melbourne and Victoria? Test your trivia and news knowledge with Stephen Brook’s weekly quiz.

After a third season that felt like spinning its wheels, so far season four of Star Trek: Lower Decks has made a great effort on pushing all of its characters to grow and change, and to better reflect the arcs we’ve seen them go on. In its season finale, the show sends that journey off with a bang—one that feels like…

Until now, using elevated terrain to observe other groups was seen as a tactic unique to humans.

The family of a 35-year-old man, Sandeep, hailing from Narwana city in Jind district, accused the police of subjecting him to torture while in custody.