Editorials – OverSixty

"Where's Karlos?": Michael Clarke pokes fun at himself in return to Noosa

The cricket great has given a cheeky update in a post online after his infamous spat with Karl Stefanovic, with fans rushing to the comments to share in the fun.

Family & Pets

Queen Elizabeth's front line desires for her grandsons

A former army chief has revealed that the late Queen wanted both Prince William and Prince Harry to serve on the front lines in Afghanistan, saying they "must do their duty".

Movies

Quentin Tarantino breaks long-standing movie tradition

For his tenth and final movie, the iconic director has revealed how heâ€™s gone off course from the usual theme in his films.

Technology

Calls to regulate AI are growing louder. But how exactly do you regulate a technology like this?

Governments around the world have so far taken a light-touch approach, but itâ€™s not enough if we want to address the various potential harms of artifical intelligence.

Body

Another COVID winter is coming. Is this the calm before another peak?

With winter looming, itâ€™s worth taking stock of where we are with COVID and what we might expect over the colder months.

Travel Trouble

The truth about â€˜illegal’ car snacks revealed

The time has come to find out whether or not reaching for that next hot chip behind the wheel will land you in hot water while cruising around Australia.

Food & Wine

“It tastes like rich”: Hotel sells $32 coffee with gold sprinkles

The Emirates Palace has given guests the chance to try the most luxurious cappuccino money can buy, with a content creator giving a detailed review of his experience.

International Travel

Online travel giant uses AI chatbot as travel adviser

Expedia has started using ChatGPT in lieu of a travel agent for holiday-makers, with the bot generally proving helpful, despite some criticising the functionâ€™s safety and accuracy.

Sam Armytage's biggest "regret" from her time on Sunrise

The new Farmer Wants a Wife host has spoken out about her decision to leave the Channel Seven morning show on her own terms, while sharing the one thing she regrets from her time on-air.

Real Estate

Man lists patch of grass for $130 per week

A Sydney rental ad has made waves online after a man advertised a small grass area in his backyard for rent, with online users accusing him of taking advantage of those in desperate need to find housing.

Art

“A titan of the Australian art world”: John Olsen passes away at 95

The beloved artist has been remembered for his illustrious career changing the way Australians see their world, with tributes flowing from those who held him and his mesmerising work most dear.

News

Body of missing woman hidden inside wheelie bin

In a disturbing development, police are still searching for the body of missing Queensland woman Lesley Trotter, who police say was placed in a wheelie bin near her home before being emptied a day after she was reported missing.

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