Editorials – OverSixty

Julia Morris sheds light on I’m A Celeb co-host casting

The TV presenter who recently bid farewell to her long-time on-screen partner Dr Chris Brown has opened up about what she can expect from the successful candidate, emphasising the pressure they'll both be under.

Money & Banking

Cash could be almost gone in Australia in a decade – but like cheques, who’ll miss it?

Less than 20 years ago, 69% of Australiansâ€™ purchases were made with cash. Itâ€™s now 13% and falling. Here's how the way we pay has completely changed in just one generation.

News

Lidia Thorpe and Pauline Hanson team up for Voice to Parliament "no" campaign

The controversial senators are battling to contribute to the pamphlet that will be distribute to Aussies before the Voice to Parliament vote, with tensions rising over how to navigate competing ideas.

Music

Taylor Swift's massive news sends Aussie fans into a frenzy

The iconic singer-songwriter has announced the long-awaited international dates for her Eras Tour, with one major Australian city set to break yet another tour record for the star.

Food & Wine

“F**k vegans”: Top chef bans vegans from restaurant

ohn Mountain has banned all vegans from his restaurant following a dispute with a customer that left many vegans unhap-pea.

News

"Ice in his veins": Stunning result in First Ashes Test

Captain Pat Cummings and tail-ender Nathan Lyon have led Australia to an improbable Ashes victory in a gripping runs chase.

Travel Tips

Plane “crime” reignites long standing debate

A frequent traveller has called out “entitled” passengers over a commonly debated etiquette rule, leaving many wondering what really belongs in the overhead lockers on planes.

Legal

"Take what you need": Man's selfless act despite threat of hefty fine

A Sydneysider on a mission to spread kindness to those struggling through Australiaâ€™s cost of living crisis has come face to face with trouble over his unconventional methods.

Food & Wine

Restaurant's "brutal" note divides customers

A restaurant has sparked controversy after slamming "entitled" customers who wish to customise or modify their menu, encouraging them to stay home.

Money & Banking

"Completely crushed": Collapse of bridal company leaves dozens distraught

Hundreds of weddings have been plunged into disarray after The Bridal Atelier collapsed, with dozens of Aussie brides left "broken".

Travel Trouble

“That flying baby” shares her story almost 30 years on

Jordan Leads, best known around the world as the “flying Patagonia baby”, has embraced the internetâ€™s enthusiasm for her in-air antics at six months old, setting her sights on continuing the tradition with her own little one.

Relationships

The newly engaged couple are glowing with love as they celebrate their babymoon in Fiji, and the bride-to-be was not afraid to show off her new bling.

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