Virginia Trioli

You could argue Melbourne didn't warm to the the duo's shock-jock style but I think the answer is much simpler.

Hugo Weaving may be an internationally renowned actor of both stage and screen, but he says he never feels ready for his next big role. 

Jimmy Barnes may be a rockstar with powerhouse vocals, but he's also a music history expert who loves gardening and cooking with his wife. 

At a time when the world feels precarious, art can offer guidance on survival and resilience. 

America's Next Top Model has aged terribly. What does accountability even mean for an era of unprecedented exploitation on screen? 

Why is an email about the trade trip apparently more compelling than the detailed and painful evidence of a woman?

It was a new high, or low, in performative relationship management for a generation who believe a flipped screen and a full-face confession of "accountability" can solve any problem.

The rich and powerful were all too happy to stay connected to Jeffrey Epstein until it became the less convenient option.

Cutting ties with your parents isn't a new phenomenon but having it painstakingly documented across social media is a contemporary problem.

Here we've gathered a bunch of other things to read while you're relaxing over summer.

This is where we parents should remind ourselves of the power of the loving boundary: not to bind and constrain, but to properly demonstrate that we hold our kids and their safety in our mind.

No sensible organisation can now afford to turn down money or its requirements. So, cash-strapped institutions find themselves between a rock and a hard place with a big name painted on it.

The saddest aspect of all this that a generation of boys may feel compelled to suppress the ordinary the joy of celebrating another's success.

Michael Wilkinson won an Emmy for his intricate costumes in the celebrated Star Wars series Andor. Now, he is recreating 1880s America for Death By Lightning.

We have navigated this new path of "what to watch/what to censor/what to allow" with stumbling footsteps. I'd love to tell you we have been perfectly consistent. We have not.

Do I walk away from private insurance and trust that health challenges will have me seen promptly enough in the public system?

This is not the first revelation about how we treat the most vulnerable in our society but such reports persistently reveal a deeper, and more distressing malaise about Australian society.

I bet you've never spent as much time in your entire life ruminating over a brooch as you have this week.

This game revealed how rarely we are vulnerable in front of our children, and in front of each other. 

Men sit at the top of the world's fashion houses while women designers get torn apart online.

These clubs, which still exist right around the country, are the weirdest anomaly. They sit jostled up against the Australia they firmly shut their doors against; their purpose in modern Australia seems almost neurotic.

The AI dystopia might already be here but there are some things only humans can teach our children.

It's impossible to overstate the importance of the Armani suit for a woman, both the real thing and every label that followed in his path.

If you have kids who game you won't want to know, but will need to hear, that "paedophile hunting" is a booming genre of social media content.

Sharing feelings and downloading troubles with others occurs naturally when these close connections are maintained.