At Joan’s book club, bring your own page turner
DAVID TURNBULL continues his series of profiles of Canberrans with a story. This week he meets Joan Ross, who is running a book club with a difference.
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Jurors have witnessed emotional testimony from bereaved family members in the closely watched murder trial of accused killer mushroom cook Erin Patterson.
A highly educated, multi-lingual man showed great prospects until a dire deterioration in his mental health put him on the path to become a mass killer, reports MIKLOS BOLZA in Sydney.
Despite a landslide election victory, Labor could soon lose its grip on historic heartlands as analysts suggest Australian voters are feeling taken for granted.
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About Pat Seears, how much do ya really know?
ROD HENSHAW catches up with a Canberra character, the irrepressible Pat Seears, these days the high-flying king of workwear, but it wasn't always like this…
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Mushroom trial cooks up fresh revelations in small town
The mushroom cook trial has brought an avalanche of fresh information as a media storm hit a small regional town in Victoria.
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Libs channel Labor’s unfriendly ghost, Jim Scullin
A first-term government has not been kicked out of office for almost a century but Peter Dutton is hoping comparisons with the 1931 election will resonate.
DAVID TURNBULL continues his series of profiles of Canberrans with a story. This week the focus is on two scientists striving to do amazing things with digital data.
DARRYL JOHNSTON writes that Anzac Day is also a time to acknowledge women, especially the many loving and nurturing mothers, wives and sisters who lost their sons, husbands and brothers to war. One such family was the 'Fighting Fletchers'.
School canteens relying on parent rosters and other volunteers across Australia are struggling to stay afloat as demands upon working families increase.
Support for independents still remains high after a record crossbench made it into parliament in 2022 but a number face serious challenges to retain seats.
Former Australian Army signallers will gather at the Australian War Memorial to mark the 100th anniversary of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals on Anzac Day.
Helping more households capture solar power in a battery could have a market-wide impact, although some could miss out on the biggest savings.
The brand that has long led Australia's electric vehicle charge is falling out of favour. Can the nation's move to low-emission transport go on regardless?
Drovers, soldiers, indigenous trackers, scientists, artists and pioneering women are buried in outback cemeteries, their stories feared lost to time until now, reports STEPHANIE GARDINER.
From the Holocaust to 9/11, AI is being used to redraft history in order to influence our present and future, an Australian expert has warned.
More women are turning to botox injections to address the pain of a debilitating condition that affects more than one million Australians.
Delicious dumplings, tasty tapas, gozleme and gelato are all under one roof in markets that have had a chic facelift but still honour their roots.
This is the first of DAVID TURNBULL's series of profiles on Canberrans with a story. This week, meet guitar tragic Ian Stehlik.
