Pete Hegseth just took his personal crusade to a new level The US defense secretary who hates ‘beardos, weirdos and wimps’ has announced an Office of Religious Affairs at the Pentagon The Guardian - US · Oct 3
Billionaires hoarding wealth while the rest of us struggle need to ask themselves: what would Dolly do? Every story about Dolly Parton’s generosity should shame the super-rich, who could easily make the world a better place for all The Guardian - AU · Sep 3
Fat people cannot win, regardless of what we do. And I’ve had enough Using weight loss drugs like Ozempic is not ‘cheating’ – and why does it matter how a person changes their body anyway? The Guardian - AU · Aug 20
Widow’s Bay is a mystery comedy worthy of all the buzz – no matter how you watch television In a remake-riddled TV landscape, its fresh combination of jokes and intrigue offers something for everyone – the casual and obsessive viewer alike The Guardian - AU · Jun 18
In a world determined to isolate us, friendship may be the best way to keep each other alive It is such a pleasure to watch the unique and freaky ways my friends connect to each other The Guardian - AU · May 28
Show us your dome! Hot, balding, confident men are bringing sexy back From Ed Harris to Stanley Tucci, women everywhere are desiring and dating balding men, fondly stroking their thinning manes The Guardian - AU · Mar 19
Rose-tinted glasses: why I’m gunning for an Australian upset in the best actress Oscar race The Oscars are my equivalent of the footy grand final. And despite Jessie Buckley’s incredible performance in Hamnet, I am firmly on Rose Byrne’s team The Guardian - AU · Feb 19
I loved Prue, but Nigella joining Bake Off feels like the good news I need In my mind, Nigella Lawson should already be spending her life where random people just prepare delicious things for her to have bites of The Guardian - AU · Feb 5
The deliciously delusional popularity of Toowoomba pasta – a viral seafood dish inexplicably named for my home town A plate created by Outback Steakhouse is now wildly popular in South Korea. This is as delightful as it is puzzling The Guardian - AU · Jan 8
There’s an itsy-bitsy fear I want to overcome. I will never be a fan, but can I at least be Normal about spiders? In order to be less scared, I imagine the huge Australian huntsman as a girlie, just chilling and listening to us yap. It sounds dumb, but it worked (a little bit) The Guardian - AU · Dec 25, 2025
Adults Finally Got Renewed After Months Of Waiting, And The Cast And Creator’s Reactions Are So Fitting We've been waiting for this news. Cinemablend · Oct 30, 2025
Renting has robbed me of precious cat years. So I’ve turned to pet-sitting to fill the void To ward off becoming a crazy catless lady, I look after other people’s pets while they’re away The Guardian - AU · Aug 14, 2025
Ben Affleck has dated more Jennifers than there are famous Rebeccas. It’s time for us to rise up We need more Rebeccas to become stars. If it’s too late for us, we need a new generation of possibly powerful Rebeccas The Guardian - AU · Jun 26, 2025
Looking at my late-90s high school diary, you would assume I was a regular horny straight teen girl. The reality was very different The amount of time, brain space and energy it takes to live not as yourself is remarkable – and draining The Guardian - AU · Apr 3, 2025
The Guardian - AU · Mar 17, 2025 The thin-obsessed world is growing more vicious by the minute. But fat people aren’t going anywhere It’s time to open up your big fat mouths and push back against fatphobia
The Guardian - AU · Jan 16, 2025 I knew one day I’d have to watch powerful men burn the world down – I just didn’t expect them to be such losers Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg’s desperation to be cool as they suck up to Donald Trump is so cringe it makes my skin crawl
The National (Scotland) · Dec 23, 2024 NSPCC calls for new volunteers in 2025 - how to help The NSPCC is calling for new volunteers to help support its services in 2025.
The Guardian - US · Jun 29, 2024 Perimenopause finally gets more attention – because there’s something in it for men Celebrities have spoken up about their experiences – and Silicon Valley types learned ovaries may hold the key to long life
The Guardian - AU · Aug 10, 2023 Old blokes at the pub and teenage boys on the train – Matildas fans are now everywhere, and I couldn’t be happier It’s no longer a niche skill to be able to impress/bore a lesbian at a party by listing off the names of Australian women football players
The Guardian - AU · Jul 6, 2023 Morning Mail: Dutton goes nuclear, tobacco company’s surprise vape push, Mitch Marsh stars in Ashes Opposition leader ramps up his calls for nuclear power as ‘next step’ from Aukus, while forgotten all-rounder has fairytale return with Test ton
The Guardian - AU · Jun 8, 2023 Hell is the sound of other people chewing popcorn. Still, you can’t keep me away from the cinema As a film-lover who suffers from misophonia, slurping and rustling noises are something I endure. Just don’t dare pull out your phone
The Guardian - AU · Mar 16, 2023 The New Zealanders have finally done it – they’ve turned me into a bird-lover It seems like every single Kiwi has some kind of bird madness, and I know now that I am infected (and loving it)
The Guardian - UK · Dec 12, 2022 High court to rule on attempt to ban wild camping on Dartmoor Landowner Alexander Darwall is seeking to overturn legally enshrined right to camp wild in national park
The Guardian - AU · Dec 8, 2022 Everyone’s jumping on the White Lotus bandwagon … and begrudgingly I admit that’s a good thing I’ve been a Meghann Fahy fan for years! You think you can just waltz in now and claim to be one too?
WEKU · Dec 7, 2022 A UN biodiversity convention aims to slow humanity's 'war with nature' Delegates from nearly 200 countries are gathering in Canada to try to fix humanity's relationship with nature. The convention comes during an emerging extinction crisis.