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Piastri qualifies third for Miami sprint, Norris pole
Lando Norris starts the Miami Grand Prix sprint race on pole position, with world championship leader Kimi Antonelli denying Oscar Piastri a spot on the front row of the grid. Source link
What happens when you swap a selfie for a canvas?
What began as an awkward pose for the Archibald Prize became a meditation on why portrait painting still matters in the age of the iPhone. Source link
1976 in music: The big albums turning 50 this year
The music industry is always in a state of flux, but what was happening in 1976 was akin to the dinosaurs looking up and seeing a meteor on the way. Source link
Despite horrific Olympics crash, Vonn is not yet done
Lindsey Vonn almost lost her leg after a horrendous crash at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, but she has not ruled out another comeback. Source link
Iran says 'many issues to discuss' with FIFA ahead of World Cup games in US
Iranian soccer officials are set to meet with FIFA in Zurich about their FIFA World Cup games in the United States in June, with Iran’s football boss saying there are “many issues to discuss”. Source link
'That's why he's a legend': Starc dominant on IPL return
Mitchell Starc picked up three wickets on his first bowl since January’s BBL final, reviving Delhi Capitals, while Marnus Labuschagne led Hyderabad United to the PSL final. Source link
Why many Australians are heading for this island in East Asia
Lots of Australians travel to Taiwan chasing flavour and wanting to try the best beef noodle soup — but they leave wanting to explore more of its history and nature. Source link
Albanese says US 'playing a different role' in world
Anthony Albanese says the United States is “playing a different role” in the world under President Donald Trump, forcing Australia and allies to adjust how they respond to unexpected conflicts. Source link
Gas vs beer: How Pocock caused the government a tax headache
David Pocock was struggling to find cut-through on the issue of gas taxes, but then a question about the beer excise sparked a social media war of words. Source link
A guide to the six books vying for the $60,000 Stella Prize
A memoir by Geraldine Brooks and a historical novel by actor-turned-author Tasma Walton are among the eclectic works up for one of Australia’s most prestigious literary awards. Source link