‘Shift of terror to absolute buy-in’: Every public school child to learn an instrument
The NSW government says every child will be able to learn an instrument under a 10-year plan to roll out music education in the state’s public primary schools.
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Second child allegedly stabbed by mother in Blue Mountains attack dies in hospital
The one-year-old died in hospital on Thursday, five days after the alleged stabbing attack.
Nice work on the Medicare hack, Albo, but you’re still letting AI steal my art
Come to Australia, steal and plunder. That’s the prime minister’s message to the AI giants.
Smart Home Tech Show 2026 returns to Suntec with S$300,000 in prizes and more home tech deals
The Smart Home Tech Show is here to tempt you with deals and great freebies. There’s also a special voucher for all HWZ Forum members!
‘A more affordable Bentley’: Luxury carmaker unveils $325,000 electric vehicle
Bentley is betting that wealthy buyers want zero-emission motoring without sacrificing the luxury design for which it is renowned.
Falcon named Sparrow missing from Brisbane wildlife sanctuary
The lorikeet-sized nankeen kestrel, who is native to south-east Queensland, flew away during a free flight training session.
Falcon named Sparrow missing from Brisbane wildlife sanctuary
The lorikeet-sized nankeen kestrel, who is native to south-east Queensland, flew away during a free flight training session.
Prosecutors say killer bought surfboard bag days before alleged murder
Prosecutors claim that Beau Lamarre-Condon bought a surfboard with cash and rented a hire car days before the murder of Jesse Baird.
Attempt to save construction giant falls through
A desperate effort to save western Sydney construction giant Bathla has fallen through with a majority of remaining staff stood down and existing projects now in jeopardy.
Alan Jones’ former butler takes to the witness box
Alan Jones’ former butler has taken to the witness box, telling the court what he saw during his near two-decade tenure working at the broadcaster’s Circular Quay apartment.
‘Do we want a world that reflects a kind of tech-bro zone? I don’t think so’: Suzie Miller on raising sons
Australian playwright Suzie Miller is back with a new play and a book – and a plea for male mentors to talk with teenage boys about the dangers of pornography.
Sydney Archbishop calls on government to withdraw funding as Divine Playhouse resurrects
The Museum of Contemporary Art announced that the Divine Playhouse would return and reunite more than 50 artists for a three-night celebration in October.