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Stefanovic's move to outsider politics follows a well-worn lucrative path
Listening to the culture war showman schtick he has so quickly adopted, Karl Stefanovic is now less a newsman than an ideological performer. Source link
Supergirl shoots for the moon, but runs out of fuel
Australian Milly Alcock shines as Supergirl in the hero’s first solo outing since 1984. If only the rest of the movie sparkled around her. Source link
Are these the 20 best albums of 2026 so far?
If you haven’t had the time to keep up with new music this year, we’ve got you covered. Find your new favourite album here. Source link
Ghost nets transformed into art to highlight pollution's 'devastating' impact
Thousands of tonnes of ocean waste lands on Australia’s shores every year. These Queenslanders have found a creative use for some of it. Source link
Put your Australian film knowledge to the test
Think you know your Mad Max from your Muriel’s Wedding? Take our Australian film quiz to find out. Source link
Award-winning artist accused of copying second artwork
Australian artist Jane Allan, revealed to have previously copied another painter’s work, is being accused of a second case of imitation. Source link
Heartbroken Daryl Braithwaite will miss everything about performing
The ARIA Hall of Fame inductee speaks emotionally to the ABC about his decision to give up live performances, saying it has broken his heart to see how appreciative people have been. Source link
When Siri Hustvedt felt her husband's ghost, she turned to science
The author of What I Loved has published a moving memoir drawing on letters and journals documenting the last days of Paul Auster, her partner in life and writing. Source link
Gardening Australia star discovered plants unknown to science but couldn't be his true self
Gardening Australia star Jerry Coleby-Williams hid his identity on TV for 26 years, but has never been ashamed of being a gay man. Source link
'Look at us go!': First Nations actors celebrate Logies nods
With strong representation of Indigenous talent in this year’s Logie Award nominations, actor Lila McGuire says it’s a “very important time” and “a gift for young mob seeing so many of us excelling”. Source link