No Ken-do: Barbie sequel is stuck in Hollywood purgatory
Does the world need another Barbie movie? And even if we did, would we get it? The follow-up to the 2023 blockbuster starring Margot Robbie...
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Confronted at the carwash: 73-year-old denies cold case murder
The husband of a pregnant mother killed with rat poison almost 40 years ago says he has nothing to do with her death. Ray McQueen was charge...
Hedley Thomas’ new podcast investigation, The Poisoned Wife
Who killed Rosslyn McQueen? Today's launch day for something very special here at The Australian: a new Hedley Thomas cold case investigatio...
How Prince Harry’s return to the UK will work
The Duke of Sussex and his wife Meghan Markle have enrolled their two children, Archie and Lilibet, in English schools and are planning an i...
‘A colossal failure’: Erin Patterson’s bid for a fresh trial
A 'colossal failure' and a 'catastrophic miscarriage of justice': that's the claim from mushroom murderer Erin Patterson's lawyers as she la...
Camilla reveals pain of staying silent about King’s cancer
The Queen reveals how difficult it was in 2024 to remain silent about the King's - still undefined - cancer diagnosis, as it's revealed Prin...
Cannabis is linked to psychosis. Why is it legal?
A new study shows cannabis use is linked to the early onset of psychosis - and so-called medicinal cannabis is just as risky as rolling a jo...
Billionaire quits over schoolboy charges scandal
Transport billionaire Arthur Tzaneros has resigned from his positions as managing director and chief executive of his family-owned company A...
‘Visa stress’: a sex offender’s fight against deportation
It's ISIS Brides all over again: today, Paul Garvey joins us with the tale of a 50-year old child sex offender from Sierra Leone who says hi...
Police investigating Sydney Swans sexual assault allegations
Victorian Police are investigating claims of a sexual assault at a Melbourne hotel allegedly involving Sydney Swans players. Plus, bonus bet...
Glitchy goldmine: Kyle Sandilands Live’s $5.5m debut
One week in, a whole lot of technical drama and a huge payday: the Kyle Sandilands Live app already has 55,000 subscribers. That's an exclus...
Why is everyone lusting after a man made of wicker?
What is it about modern men that has women lusting over everything from wicker furniture to dragon sex? It's not even in cinemas yet, but th...
Albo’s DM conversations with host of ‘melongate’ podcast
Anthony Albanese knew what he was in for when he appeared on a racy podcast, according to host Nikki Osborne, who says she invited the PM by...
Could the property freakout tip us into recession?
Three months after the budget that blew up the property sector, Anthony Albanese's claiming triumph for first homebuyers - but if that's the...
Huge pay rise for Telstra boss despite outage disaster
Telstra chief executive Vicki Brady is getting a pay rise after an embarrassing network outage. Also today in The Front's headlines edition:...
The near-misses causing airport chaos
Something alarming is going on at Australian airports: aircraft on the tarmac involved in near-miss incidents that could have been catastrop...
Bragg unveils Coalition immigration plan
Liberal senator Andrew Bragg has put a number on immigration for the coalition, which says it wants to link net overseas migration to housin...
Melongate: How Albo created a diplomatic disaster
Nobody covers politics like Dennis Shanahan, and today our National Editor is here with a withering take on the big story lighting up politi...
Work from home ‘right’ gets iced
Is working from home a workplace right? That question is blowing up Victorian politics as Premier Ben Carroll seeks to appease furious busin...
How Atlassian’s tech bromance died
Warring wives, competing values and a broken culture: Tech Bros, a new book by The Australian's John Stensholt and Perry Williams, reveals t...