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After nearly 80 years, the actors in this film have finally been understood
The “huge swathes” of Pitjantjatjara lines in the 1949 film Bitter Springs are at last translated. Warning: This story contains images of Indigenous people who have died. Source link
How clay-court chaos is a return to the norm at the French Open
All the key favourites are now out of the men’s draw at the French Open, but then again, this tournament has always been just a little bit different. Source link
Periods stopped Vanessa participating in sport and she's not alone
Vanessa was forced to regularly skip sport because of her period. New research shows that more than 60 per cent of disabled athletes have done the same. Source link
'Losing a generation': Why some countries are moving fast on AI in schools
Countries in Asia are emerging as the world’s early adopters of AI in education, as the global race to lead in the technology accelerates. Source link
Is the government really overhauling employment services?
The government isn’t rebuilding the Commonwealth Employment Service, but will its proposed changes fix a broken system? Source link
As One Nation broadens its economic appeal, the Liberals return to culture wars
The Coalition’s answer to the rise of conservative populism has been to treat it primarily as a cultural phenomenon. Under Angus Taylor, that instinct appears to be hardening. Source link
As Jane Austen turns 250, four new productions take on Pride and Prejudice
In a modern-day cost-of-living crisis, the classic 1817 novel’s tale of inheritance and wealth still rings true. Source link
Liverpool sack manager Arne Slot after underwhelming season
The Dutchman won the Premier League title in his first season, but failed to live up to expectations the following year as Liverpool finished fifth. Source link
The best new science-fiction books of June 2026
There is plenty of intriguing sci-fi on offer this month, whether it’s solar-powered cities from Adrian Tchaikovsky or a strange future from M. John Harrison Source link
Angus Taylor draws 'battle lines' in key Liberal Party address
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor accuses Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of starting a war on aspiration with the recent federal budget. Source link