Opinion

SAMANTHA BRICK: My husband has started taking Ozempic and I never could have imagined the impact it would have on our relationship and social life.
Opinion
Samantha Brick

My husband started taking Ozempic. We nearly got divorced

SAMANTHA BRICK: My husband has started taking Ozempic and I never could have imagined the impact it would have on our relationship and social life. This is my advice to any couple about to embark on the fat jab ‘journey’ together...

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A mother of two has opened up about her near-death experience after undergoing a Brazilian butt lift procedure.
Lifestyle
Claire Johnson

How I almost died from my Brazilian butt lift procedure

Ten months ago I nearly died. Not from an illness or a terrible accident, but because I was desperate to improve what I thought was a bodily ‘flaw’. 

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A quarter of Australian men have experienced sexual harassment at work in the past five years
Opinion
Jeni O’Dowd

Men victims of sexual harassment too

JENI O’DOWD: One woman I worked with would sit through meetings, slowly licking the foam off her cappuccino lid while making intense eye contact with the boss.

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Mitchell Johnson
Sport
Mitchell Johnson

Lay off David Warner, he was right to criticise Bancroft

MITCHELL JOHNSON: David Warner’s criticism of Cam Bancroft was on the mark and highlights the double standards when ex-players become commentators or opinion writers.

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HAYDEN NELSON: With a bit of luck, AUKUS will survive a second Donald Trump presidency and maybe one day we’ll actually even get a submarine.
Opinion
Hayden Nelson

Australia will pull out all the stops to save AUKUS alliance

HAYDEN NELSON: With a bit of luck, AUKUS will survive a second Donald Trump presidency and maybe one day we’ll actually even get a submarine.

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Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump dances after speaking at an election night watch party.
Editorial

Democrats to blame for Trump’s re-emergence

EDITORIAL: Here we go again. The re-election of Donald Trump as American president will be greeted by many Australians with apprehension and bafflement, no more so than in Canberra.

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Attendees react as 2024 US Presidential election results are broadcast at the Palm Beach Convention Centre.
analysis
US Politics
Latika M Bourke

He’s Don it again: Trump proves 2016 shock was no fluke

LATIKA M BOURKE: Now that it seems Donald Trump’s MAGA mission has been vindicated, what is next for the Democrats?

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Jake Fraser-McGurk during game one of the Men's One Day International series between Australia and Pakistan on November 04 in Melbourne.
Sport
Lisa Sthalekar

Can anyone tame wild youngster Fraser-McGurk? I hope not

LISA STHALEKAR: How do you solve a problem like Jake Fraser-McGurk? You don’t, you can’t. Let the Rooster fly and see what heights he can soar to.

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CAMERON MILNER: Labour in the UK and Labor in Australia win elections, but have no moral compass or electoral mandate with which to then govern. 
Opinion
Cameron Milner

The Left is perks before policy with no moral compass

CAMERON MILNER: Labour in the UK and Labor in Australia win elections, but have no moral compass or electoral mandate with which to then govern. 

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A seemingly harmless comment at a festival that could hurt Anthony Albanese if Donald Trump wins the US election.
Opinion
Isabelle Mullen

Albo will need to build bridges in the event Trump wins

ISABELLE MULLEN: In the age of social media, old views can come back to haunt us. For Albanese, it was a seemingly harmless comment at a festival that could hurt him if Trump wins the US election.

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ANDREW CARSWELL: This is a Government that believes in throwing money at problems for quick wins rather than crafting enduring policy frameworks that drive long-term change and secure future prosperity.
Opinion
Andrew Carswell

Labor sacrifices smart investments for populist sugar hits

ANDREW CARSWELL: Labor is a government that believes in throwing money at problems for quick wins rather than crafting enduring policy frameworks that drive long-term change and secure future prosperity.

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The ABC has apologised to Defence troops for errors in a story about their conduct in Afghanistan. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)
Opinion

ABC’s doctored audio defence doesn’t stack up

EDITORIAL: The ABC’s errors in reporting on allegations of misconduct by Australian soldiers overseas go much deeper than this doctored audio saga. Sorry isn’t enough. 

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Wayne Bennett wanted Spudd Carroll at Brisbane.
Sport
Mark ‘Spudd’ Carroll

The day I rejected NRL coaching egend Wayne Bennett

MARK ‘SPUDD’ CARROLL: I was playing for the Rabbitohs, who had a stinker of a year, running dead last, and things weren’t looking much better. Then the phone rang.

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The cool, calm and collected Buckaroo has had the best set up for Melbourne Cup success
Sport
Kiersten Duke

Why I’ve got a big case of deja vu this Melbourne Cup

Kiersten Duke has the complete form guide you need ahead of Tuesday’s Melbourne Cup.

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Attendees raise signs during a campaign rally for Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, in Houston, on Oct. 25, 2024. (Damon Winter/The New York Times)
The New York Times
The New York Times

If the choice is obvious, why is the US election so close?

ROSS DOUTHAT: To oppose Donald Trump is completely obvious, obligatory, and a matter of simple common sense. Except that it can’t be that obvious or we wouldn’t be where we are.

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