Excel at spreadsheets. There's a competition for that? An Australian documentary follows six teenagers from across the globe as they compete to become the world champion of Excel 'spreadsheeting'. AAP · Jun 21, 2025
Celebrate World Tapas Day with José Pizarro’s classic Spanish recipes Mark World Tapas Day in true Spanish style with José Pizarro’s crowd-pleasing recipes – think golden tortilla, salty devilled eggs and croquetas worth burning your fingers for The Independent UK · Jun 19, 2025
Drone discovers 16th-century shipwreck at record depth in French waters In a groundbreaking deep-sea discovery, archaeologists have located the wreckage of a 16th-century merchant ship more than 2.5 kilometres beneath the surface of the Mediterranean Sea – the deepest shipwreck ever found in the region. Radio France Internationale · Jun 15, 2025
Man who stabbed wife in front of baby threatened to ‘kill her if she left him’ Kulsuma Akter, 27, was confronted in the street by Habibur Masum, 26, who had tracked her to a refuge in Bradford. Evening Standard · Jun 13, 2025
Suzuki GSX-8R: eye-catching limited edition makes for an accomplished all-rounder Extra kit includes adjustable suspension... and lots of yellow paint Evening Standard · Jun 7, 2025
Police hunt for missing luggage after teen's body found Police are yet to find a key piece of evidence after human remains, believed to be those of missing teenager Pheobe Bishop, were discovered in rugged bushland. AAP · Jun 6, 2025
Cancer patients ‘priced out of travel’ due to insurance costs One patient has described travelling without insurance after being quoted £3,000 for cover. The Independent UK · Jun 5, 2025
New stamps to celebrate the Royal Observatory Royal Mail released images of the 10 new stamps on the 350th anniversary of the institution. Evening Standard · Jun 4, 2025
Reinvigorated Dark Mofo ready to fire at full strength An often controversial music, food and arts event will soon return at top capacity, a year after running a reduced offering to get its books in better shape. AAP · Jun 2, 2025
Pakistan pitches ‘responsible’ image as diplomatic war with India heats up India and Pakistan have shifted from armed confrontation to a diplomatic offensive, seeking to shape global opinion. Al Jazeera · May 29, 2025
How Liverpool and the Cowboys inspired Eels' NRL oasis Parramatta have opened the largest centre of excellence rugby league has ever seen, built on 11 hectares of land and costing $70 million. AAP · May 21, 2025
Pakistan promotes army chief Asim Munir to field marshal: Why it matters Pakistan’s government says it’s recognition of his leadership in the India-Pakistan confrontation. Not everyone agrees. Al Jazeera · May 21, 2025
Russia and Ukraine hold first peace talks since 2022 The first direct talks on halting Russia's war on Ukraine in more than three years started on Friday in Istanbul, with low expectations the two sides will agree to end Europe's deadliest conflict since World War II. Radio France Internationale · May 16, 2025
Aussie surfers get boost in new-look World Surf League The World Surf League has unveiled its 2026 calendar with the one-day finals cut and a trio of of Australian events opening the season, starting at Bells Beach. AAP · May 2, 2025
AAP · May 1, 2025 Wombat AI: software deployed to track native animals Tasmanian devils, eastern quolls, fallow deer and other wild animals are being tracked using artificial intelligence to free up conservationists' time.
AAP · Apr 24, 2025 Pub breaks out food and fiddles for Anzac Day festival Pubs and clubs in the country and city will commemorate Anzac Day a little differently, with one country inn hosting a music festival.
AAP · Apr 18, 2025 Photography prize reveals rich diversity of bush life A farmer chewing straw was once a ubiquitous image of country Australia but a burgeoning photography prize is transforming tired perceptions of the bush.
AAP · Apr 14, 2025 Hidden crisis in gynaecological cancers affecting women As 19 women are diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer every day, advocates are calling for more funding to improve treatments after decades of underinvestment.
The Independent UK · Apr 7, 2025 Is it time to call last orders on the gastropub? FOOD FOCUS: Pubs serving fine food without the faff of fine dining have come to define British hospitality – but with £30 roasts and Michelin stars now par for the course, have we lost sight of the boozer altogether? Hannah Twiggs pulls up a barstool
AAP · Apr 5, 2025 Intrepid artists get the retrospectives they deserve Retrospectives at the National Gallery of Australia give Ethel Carrick and Anne Dangar the attention they deserve, but time is running out to see them.
Evening Standard · Apr 5, 2025 Longueville Manor hotel and restaurant: home-from-home luxury, with a twist Guests can enjoy wine, fine food, yacht charters - and history
AAP · Apr 4, 2025 Big Girls Don't Cry: Black joy celebrated in debut play Inspired by the playwright's grandmother and aunties, Big Girls Don't Cry explores the power of joy amidst the political movements and racism of the 1960s.
AAP · Apr 4, 2025 Port becomes political football but is 'not for sale' A major port leased to a Chinese company is in the sights of a takeover as the coalition and Labor flag plans for it to be brought back into Australian hands.
Evening Standard · Apr 4, 2025 Period features, bespoke wallpaper and a vast collection: regency townhouse in Marylebone for sale for £7.75m The extravagant interiors are as far from the sanitised halogen lights and beige carpets that had been there as possible
AAP · Apr 1, 2025 Flood drama as panicked residents plucked from roofs Details have emerged of dramatic rooftop helicopter rescues as floodwaters the size of NSW impact a sodden state, with water levels not easing soon for some.