Lifestyle

Why call yourself a public house if you're not freely open to the public?
opinion
Opinion
Jamie Dunkin

Australia, it’s high time to reclaim our PUBLIC houses

JAMIE DUNKIN: If you’re unable to cater to the public, don’t call yourself a public house — simple as.

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The Qantas aircraft that made a priority landing in Geraldton on Friday morning.
Travel
Jessica Moroney and Taylor Renouf

Qantas plane headed to Perth makes ‘emergency landing’ in WA

A passenger on the flight said the plane was ‘very near the ground’ after dropping altitude. 

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Domain founder Frank Greff has shared how to eat with purpose.
Food

Domain founder Frank Greeff shares how to Eat With Purpose

A former fine-dining chef turned millionaire following the development and sale of the real estate tech business Domain Group is on a mission to help people eat better.

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Cottesloe Beach is packed with beachgoers, cabanas and umbrellas on New Years Day, 2025
Lifestyle
Samuel Cornell

Five tips on how not to be a twit when using a beach tent

Debate erupted this week over the growing number of beach tents, or ‘cabanas’, proliferating on Australian beaches. The controversy, which began on social media, was fuelled by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

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The Ridge overlooks Nelson Bay and beyond
Property
Jade Lazarevic

Seven stunning homes perfect for a summer staycation

Looking for the ultimate Australian staycation escape? These luxury holiday rentals are the perfect escape this summer.

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The gap between the strongest and weakest passports on the list is the largest in the index’s 19-year history.
Travel
CNBC

The world’s most powerful passport has a clear winner

In 2024 it was a six-way tie, but in 2025 one country has broken ahead of the rest.

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RACHEL WILBUR: I took a lover because my marriage was a sexual desert. So why will I never divorce?
Opinion
Rachel Wilbur

I have a husband and a boyfriend ... but I’ll never divorce

RACHEL WILBUR: I took a lover because my marriage was a sexual desert. So why will I never divorce?

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Some may question why any new mum would add toilet training to the long list of chores but one mum who trained her son by six months of age believes it’s ‘lazy’ not to.
Wellbeing
Ellie Fazan

Why parents whose kids are still in nappies at four are lazy

Some may question why any new mum would add toilet training to the long list of chores when disposable nappies can minimise the burden, but one mum who trained her son by six months believes it’s ‘lazy’ not to.

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This Sunshine Beach property offers a Palm Springs-inspired retreat.
Lifestyle
January Jones

The best sea change properties around Australia right now

If a sea change was at the top of your New Year’s resolutions for 2025, here’s a shore-fire pick of the best coastal properties our country has to offer.

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Brisbane and Canberra were the only capitals to record rent increases over the past three month.
Property
Tess Ikonomou

'Good news for renters' as prices flatline in biggest markets

Growth in rents is finally slowing nationwide in good news for people leasing homes, as prices flatlined for half a year in Australia's two biggest markets.

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The aviation industry is bracing for another year of difficulties.
Travel
CNBC

How slew of aviation industry challenges will impact travel

The aviation industry is bracing for another year of difficulties, as delivery delays at Boeing and supply chain problems are set to continue into 2025, say aviation consultants.

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Australia’s baby boomers are living a rock’n’roll lifestyle
Lifestyle
The Economist

Why Boomers are the new problem generation

Risky drinking by baby boomers is on the rise. The sex, drugs and rock‘n’roll generation are now the most likely Australian generation to drink at dangerous levels.

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Shoji Morimoto reserving a spot for his client in a park.
Lifestyle
CNBC

This Japanese man earned $80,000 a year from ‘doing nothing’

When Shoji Morimoto was fired in 2018, his superior criticised him for lacking initiative and ‘not doing anything’ of value. Joke’s on him, because Morimoto has spun a lucrative career out of ‘doing nothing’.

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Holden vehicles released between 1 January 2011 and 24 December 2024 could be affected.
Motoring
Peta Rasdien

Class action launched over ‘defective’ Holden vehicles

Hundreds of thousands of Holden owners could be in line for compensation after a class action was launched over ‘defective’ models released over the past 13 years. 

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A child, accompanied by their parents, sees a doctor at a pediatric department of a hospital in Hangzhou.
Health
Pat Hagan

Everything you need to know about the virus sweeping China

The scenes are eerily familiar – crowded hospitals in China overrun by masked patients seeking medical help as infection tears through the population. But this time it’s not COVID-19 doing the damage.

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