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Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Brooks Nader sizzles in daring sheer lace dress in NYC
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Brooks Nader turned heads at a Council of Fashion Designers of America event in Manhattan, marking the start of New York Fashion Week with a sheer black lace midi dress. The appearance continues a run of headline-grabbing outfits for the 29-year-old and comes amid heightened public interest in her personal life…
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Every Aussie employer on notice over public holiday work rule following landmark BHP case: What you need to know
Australian employers are being warned to review their public holiday rostering practices after a class action seeking substantial compensation was launched against mining giant BHP. The case follows a landmark 2023 Federal Court ruling that requires employers to genuinely ask workers whether they are willing to work on public holidays, regardless of what individual contracts…
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NBC’s Stellar ’90s Series Is Officially Surging the Streaming Charts
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, the NBC sitcom that ran from 1990 to 1996, has climbed the Apple TV streaming charts as viewers turn to it for ’90s nostalgia. The renewed interest reflects a broader appetite for the comfort and familiarity of classic family sitcoms from that era, alongside shows such as Family Matters, Full…
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On 9/11, as America was under attack, the order came: Get every goddamn plane out of the sky. Thirty-eight landed at an obscure airport in Newfoundland. What followed was humanity at its best…
A quarter-century after the 9/11 attacks, this feature revisits Operation Yellow Ribbon, the response that saw 38 passenger jets diverted to the small airport at Gander, Newfoundland, when the United States abruptly closed its airspace on 11 September 2001. Fearing further hijackings, President George W Bush ordered all civilian aircraft over the US to land…
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Farewell to Beefeater, the 1970s chain that introduced us to orange juice as a starter! Nostalgia alone wasn’t enough to save you… so what went wrong at the once iconic family fave?
The Beefeater steakhouse chain, a fixture of British high streets and roadsides since the 1970s, is closing down, putting up to 3,800 people out of work. The closure marks the end of a brand that once symbolised family dining out for a generation, having been squeezed by the cost-of-living crisis and Labour’s recent tax rises,…
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Regional mayors’ uncapped overnight stay tax jeopardises struggling tourism sector
This Daily Mail comment piece criticises Andy Burnham for proposing to let regional mayors and authorities impose an uncapped overnight stay levy, calling it reckless at a time when the tourism sector is already struggling. It argues the tax would compound existing pressures on hotels and hospitality businesses, risking jobs and further weakening an industry…
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Erika Kirk breaks silence on anniversary of husband Charlie’s death as she shares heartbreaking photo with poignant message
Erika Kirk marked the first anniversary of her husband Charlie Kirk’s death with a private tribute, sharing a black-and-white wedding photo of the couple holding hands captioned “…until Heaven.” Charlie Kirk, the 31-year-old founder of Turning Point USA, was fatally shot in the neck during an event at Utah Valley University on 10 September 2025.…
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Why Albanese is letting Labor premiers fight in public and what it says about his future: PETER VAN ONSELEN
Columnist Peter Van Onselen argues that the public disputes between Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Labor state premiers are not a sign he is losing authority, but a deliberate strategy modelled on former Prime Minister John Howard’s approach to federal-state relations. He suggests Albanese is treating premiers as bargaining partners rather than automatic allies, allowing…