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Why marketers must adopt new approaches that acknowledge and celebrate the rich diversity of this expanding demographic.

The recent arrival of the Lamborghini Revuelto is a big deal, as it’s Sant’Agata’s first genuinely new flagship hypercar in 12 years. It’s also the brand’s first series plug-in hybrid. Naturally, Lamborghini is hard at work on a proper battery-electric model meant to arrive by 2028. Thanks to our friends at Motor…

My dad tells me, "Nobody takes care of your money better than you do." He's balancing inflation, interest rates, and savings.

MANCHESTER United resume their fight for a top-four finish and will look to rely on their strong home form to see off relegation-threatened Everton.

A DETERMINED dad spent five days cracking the code to a mystery padlock — with pals branding it Britain’s dullest hobby.

HOW many boobs, bellies and bums can you fit into one TV programme?

Well, I lost count while watching Channel 4’s Naked Education last week . . . because there were quite a few balls, too.

So, forgive me if I got distracted. It’s a rarity to be exposed to so much nakedness in this country.

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His climate goals — and his legacy  — are in jeopardy.

Critics reminded the German military that the evil Galactic Empire in Star Wars was partly inspired by the country’s Nazi history.

A hospital in the United States has poached the services of a leading heart surgeon at the Children’s Hospital in Westmead.

I sank further into my as I watched RBA governor Philip Lowe, in his soft and dispassionate tone, read out his prophecies of doom.

Representatives for Candice Warner have been trying to get media outlets not to focus too much on her infamous encounter with Sonny Bill Williams.

As Bob and Margaret Rose do a quiet deal on their Darling Point home, former Qantas boss Geoff Dixon lists his $6 million digs, and high-flyer Ann Sherry makes a return to the inner west.

There were double-digit apartment rent rises in 89 suburbs over the past year, and some neighbourhoods were much higher.

Our culture is terrible at dealing with death. We deny it, we fight it, we rail against it. I’ve just been to four weddings and a funeral, and have changed my view on things.

Do you need a biocharger? What about a vaginal egg? Among all the wellness fakery on social media, here’s how to tell fact from fiction.

Cooper Ragusa is part of what has been called the “Trikafta baby boom” since the groundbreaking cystic fibrosis drug was first subsidised for Australians a year ago.

Anthony Albanese will have to manage three issues in a reshuffle that is likely to take place before the next election, due no later than May 2025.

Green roofs are taking off in Australia, and many architect designed projects are demonstrating the benefits.

New figures show the $3 billion light rail line through the heart of the central business district is proving to be “massively popular”.

The Food & Wine issue | 52 Top Wineries of 2023 | Meet Hugh Allen, the youngest chef to secure three hats | Nagi Maehashi dishes the dirt on RecipeTin Eats

There is a growing consensus within Australia’s $9.5 billion thoroughbred industry that its dysfunctional national governing body has run its race.

Why are home owners in parts of Sydney holding on to their properties for twice as long as 20 years ago?

Liber Pharmaceuticals is poised to capitalise if Australia succeeds in becoming the first country to regulate nicotine vapes as medical products sold to people with a doctor’s prescription but banned for general use.

The average Australian is getting closer to the fashion industry’s definition of ‘plus size’. But most retailers have been slow to cater to this growing market.

At just 27, Hugh Allen secured three Good Food Guide hats. And he reckons he’s just getting warmed up.