Editorials – OverSixty

Archibald prize finalists unveiled

57 paintings have made the shortlist for the 2023 accolade, with portraits by the likes of Anh Do and Oliver Watts among the stunning collection of Australian artworks, and one particularly pink piece taking home the packerâ€™s pick.

News

Ambulance report contradicts Daniel Andrews’ car crash statement

A newly discovered document has called into question the original statement given by the premier surrounding a 2013 incident that nearly killed a teenager.

Family & Pets

Couple’s accidental double delight

A vet assistant got more than she bargained for when she tried to surprise her boyfriend with his lifetime dream dog, and discovered that loving minds really do think alike.

International Travel

First pics of Princess Mary exploring Sydney

The Danish royal put safety first while cycling through the city, marking her first homeland tour in a decade as she spread her climate change message.

Caring

Readers respond: What do you know about your mother's life before she had you?

Many of us a guilty to forgetting our parents had lives of their own before they brought their children into the world.

Money & Banking

5 money mistakes that drive experts crazy and what to do instead

No matter your income level, thereâ€™s often key money mistakes people make that can have a real impact on their financial life.

Legal

Aussie designer wins lawsuit against Katy Perry

After a lengthy court battle, Katie Jane Taylor has won her case after suing the pop star for trademark infringement

Beauty & Style

Awkward truth behind the "Kate shuffle"

A royal commentator has made a startling claim about the Princess of Wales after a clip of her fancy footwork in an encounter with the Queen of Denmark gained widespread attention.

"That one really hurt": Grant Denyer on career axing that brought him to tears

The Aussie TV and radio presenter has opened up about the two most brutal axings of his career, and the one particular show that had left him a “blubbering mess”.

Legal

Hell hath no fury like a former PM – but it wasn’t always so

Paul Keatingâ€™s savage criticism of the Albanese government over the AUKUS deal is a reminder that former leaders have not always publicly disparaged their own parties.

News

Missing cruise ship passenger identified

The frantic search for an Australian man who went overboard on a cruise ship in Hawaii has come to an end, as the Brisbane man's family described him as a "kind and beautiful" soul.

Dr Chris Brown and Julia Morris open up on final show together

The I'm a Celeb hosts have sat down for a candid interview to share insight about their time as a TV duo, with an emotional Morris hoping to find someone to fill his massive shoes.

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