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The sacking of the casual presenter over social media posts pokes at three sore points in the Australian media: race, Gaza, and political opinion.

After so many years of failed resolutions, I’ve had enough. This year, it’s time to focus on what we’ve already achieved.

Victoria’s own in-house infrastructure agency is calling on the state government to decide when suburbs around Port Phillip Bay will be allowed to sink into the sea.

It has been more than two decades since the Tasmanian-born royal became a household name, capped off by what was then described as the wedding of the century.

Unnerved by Donald Trump’s revival and besieged by inequality, New York is shedding its skin, again. So what next for the Big Apple?

The rules around no-grounds evictions, which have been adopted in some form in other states, are at the heart of new legislation.

Feeling way behind on the nominations? Here’s where you can catch up on some of the most popular shows of the past year.

I still want to believe that America harbours a sensible majority alert to the risks that Trump poses to democracy. But my faith is fraying.

This Italian anti-hero of “quiet luxury” has harvested 30 million Instagram followers and made herself a multimillionaire by entirely eschewing privacy.

A new music stadium, vertical basketball courts, hotels, cafes and restaurants are being pitched for the coveted precinct – and the state’s sporting chiefs are jostling for control.

Rents in almost every Sydney suburb are higher than a year ago, but could there be a glimmer of hope for tenants?

When travelling, we want to learn things, be enlightened, and open our minds to new ways of understanding the world. Sightseeing and relaxation only get us so far.

How to find the best advice online and in-person, according to psychologists.

Norwegian player Casper Ruud is trying to hold on to humble values – and find a place for his sweaty clothes – in the fight for sponsorship dollars.

This tiny peninsula lies just 11 kilometres from the CBD, but its beguiling mix of green leafiness and stunning views makes you feel a long way from the urban jungle.

The unique Binishells at Narrabeen North Public School will be restored for their 50th anniversary.

Royal Academy of Dance-certified Silver Swans classes are bringing older dancers back to ballet, as well as new ones to try it for the first time.

To ace courtside chic, check in with the burgeoning celeb crowd filling tournament stands.

Greg Crump has found and nurtured most of the recent stars of Australian wheelchair tennis – often during weekly visits to hospitals.

He’s the first Australian man in two decades to break into world’s top 10. It started with a decision 12 years ago that brought tears to his eyes.

A raft of former top-ranked players competing in this year’s Australian Open are now mums. But what seems like a new trend is, in fact, anything but.

Tennis: Australian Open preview magazine

The EA FC 24 Versus Team 2 promo squad is now available in EA FC 24 Ultimate Team packs, with even more Fire and Ice player items revealed

Abhishek Pathania discusses his disguised look for 'Kismat Ki Lakiro Se' and the challenges of donning the costume. Abhay joins the 'Babbar Sher Gang' to help the police catch them but the police commissioner, who knows the truth, slips into a coma. Abhay returns in a disguise as 'Mausa Ji' with the help of Shraddha.

Trading in a phone for a discount on a newer one is a tool used by many phone service providers to create a stock of used devices or devices to refurbish, while giving new and returning customers a discount on an upgrade.