Melbourne’s largest park is dark and wild, but a new plan will add sports grounds, paving and lighting
The new masterplan for Royal Park has angered residents and environmental groups, who fear a loss of open space.
Why Sydney will keep its place as Australia’s biggest city
The nation’s population forecasters have peered into the future and concluded Greater Sydney will maintain its ranking as ...
Melbourne preacher warns young Australian Muslims ‘falling to liberal ideologies’
With a slick social-media footprint, a preacher known as ­Brother Abu Ahmad warned Al Bayyinah’s congregation – and followers ...
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Melbourne “wins” race for Australia’s biggest city
The SMH’s Matt Wade published an article claiming that Sydney will remain Australia’s largest city for at least another ...
Chadstone’s ambitious Market Pavilion food precinct prepares for opening
Chadstone shopping centre, the nation’s largest mall, is preparing to open its new fresh food mecca, The Market Pavilion, ...
There’s a mood on in the west as Labor braces for byelection reckoning
A fractious Werribee electorate is about to have its say on a 10-year-old government, and Labor may discover that ...
Melbourne no longer on track to be Australia's largest city
Melbourne is no longer on track to overtake Greater Sydney's population, meaning Sydney will retain its position as Australia ...
Slater: Sydney FC’s brutal selection calls ahead of A-Leagues derby and AFC Champions League
Socceroos great Robbie Slater and Marco Monteverde discuss the biggest issues in On The Attack, including the big selection ...
DRC: history is repeating itself in Lubumbashi as the world scrambles for minerals to go green
Lubumbashi is little known, but its minerals electrified the world, created atom bombs and are key to greener energy, the ...
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Observer’s February Art Fair Calendar
This year’s February art fair calendar looks a lot like last year’s, which is somewhat surprising. There’s still plenty of ...
Eight new Matildas debuted in 2024 — here's what they bring to Australia's national women's football team
With the Asian Cup, World Cup and Olympics taking place in the next three years, the Matildas needed to re-fresh their squad. These are the faces bringing the spark back to Australia's beloved side.