Republicans facing huge losses in the midterms
By Adrian Beaumont
In Nate Silver’s forecast model, Democrats are more likely than not to gain control of the US federal Senate at November 3 midterm elections, and
Read more15 September 2026
One Nation plan cuts temporary population by 750,000
By Michelle Grattan
One Nation this week released a radical policy proposing Australia’s net overseas migration (NOM) be negative over three years, as the country
Read more15 September 2026
K-Beauty powerhouses launch at Coles
By Susan Schwartz
Korean skincare is one of the biggest beauty trends in recent years – and it’s finally hit the mainstream with Coles introducing some of the most
Read more14 September 2026
Jim Henson exhibition is for those who believe in magic
The Jim Henson exhibition at Brisbane’s Gallery of Modern Art is for those who believe in magic.
QAGOMA curator Amanda Slack-Smith certainly does.
It took her nearly
Read more14 September 2026
Angus and Julia Stone top the charts with new album
Australian folk and indie pop duo Angus and Julia Stone have debuted at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart with their new album Karaoke Bar.
The siblings have now landed
Read more14 September 2026
Major parties explore pact on immigration
By Michelle Grattan
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition leader Angus Taylor have met twice to explore the possibility of a deal on measures to tighten the
Read more14 September 2026
Students caught in a negative cycle of ‘reading anxiety’
By Genevieve McArthur
Western Australian author Hamish Kelly has struggled with reading for almost two decades. In his first of two books, he describes his experience
Read more14 September 2026
Get Smart set for another reboot, shoe phone and all
The Get Smart franchise, which began as a 1960s television cult comedy, is set to be rebooted by Warner Bros.
The original series, starring Don Adams, ran from 1965 to
Read more11 September 2026
Jessica Vanderlelie appointed VC of Griffith University
Professor Jessica Vanderlelie has been appointed Vice Chancellor and President of Griffith University.
Professor Vanderlelie, who will take up the role from November 16,
Read more11 September 2026
Drug habits traced back to early human civilisations
Humans appear to have started using mind-altering substances tens of thousands of years ago, according to new research.
Griffith University archaeologists say that the
Read more11 September 2026