Two years after his passing, the legacy of the iconic Barry Humphries continues to captivate audiences and art enthusiasts alike. Known for his legendary characters like Dame Edna and Sir Les Patterson, Humphries left behind a treasure trove of personal art that recently went under the hammer in a highly anticipated Australian auction. The event,

Pete Hegseth’s recent call for Australia to increase defense spending to 3.5% of GDP has ignited a fervor among Australia’s defense hawks. While some view this as a pivotal moment in Australian history, others question the feasibility and necessity of such a significant increase. The debate around defense spending often centers on GDP-based targets, creating

Once in a while, a story emerges that combines elements of surprise, audacity, and a touch of the surreal. Picture this: the quiet of night envelops a school building, its corridors echoing with the ghosts of the day’s lessons. But amidst this stillness, an unexpected figure emerges, moving with a rhythm that seems out of

The bustling city of Brisbane is on the cusp of a major transformation in its public transport system, set to unfold on June 30. This overhaul marks the most significant change to the city’s bus network in over two decades, promising a shift in how commuters navigate the urban landscape. With about three-quarters of Brisbane’s

In a recent US Senate hearing, techno-futurist Eric Schmidt raised eyebrows with a provocative statement about the necessity of burning oil, gas, and coal to fuel the development of AI technology that could potentially solve climate change. This sentiment, though extreme, reflects a growing trend among influential figures like billionaires Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos,

The Goldfields Giants’ men’s basketball team endured a challenging weekend in Perth, facing two narrow defeats that saw them slip to sixth place in the league standings. The team, known for their resilience and competitive spirit, found themselves on the losing end in two closely contested matches that tested their mettle and determination. In the

Fans at NRL games are known for their passion and dedication to their teams, but a recent trend called ‘Run It Straight’ has sparked concern among experts and officials. The dangerous activity, which involves fans running at each other in a reckless manner, has raised alarms in the wake of a tragic incident involving a

Neale Daniher, the esteemed AFL icon and Australian of the Year, recently opened up about a deeply personal moment that marked the lowest point in his illustrious career. In a candid conversation with Hamish McLachlan on a special episode of Unfiltered, Daniher revealed the event that helped him overcome a challenging period in his life.

On a heated tennis court under the scorching sun, a moment of frustration and anger erupted, capturing the attention of spectators and fans worldwide. Lorenzo Musetti, a rising star in the tennis world, found himself in a tense situation during a match that would go down in history for all the wrong reasons. The incident

Just off the coast of Cronulla lies the infamous Shark Island, a rocky outcrop known for its treacherous, barreling waves that crash over a shallow ledge with thunderous force. This rugged southern Sydney break is home to the esteemed Shark Island Challenge, an invitational bodyboarding competition that pushes the world’s best riders to their limits.