Health experts are concerned about a rise in eating disorders in men and boys, fuelled in part by the ‘looksmaxxing’ trend promoting starvation diets, compulsive exercise, and steroid use.
Rhianna Mitchell
Bathed in a golden glow of autumnal tones courtesy of Acer negundo, Sue Crosse’s 12-year-old Glen Forrest garden is an inspiration for every gardener.
ANDREA WHITELY
Claims the slowing property market and the recent tax changes have killed house-flipping have been greatly exaggerated. Professionals say it is alive, well and likely to thrive.
Kim Macdonald
This week, Screen Queen Clare is diving into the Race Around The World reboot, and is every bit as invested as she was in its 90s forebear. Here’s what else she’s watching on TV this week.
Clare Rigden
Finally, after decades of waiting, quicksand finally made an appearance in the news. You could almost hear my entire generation thinking: “At last. The training is relevant.”
Nat Locke
The football world responded exactly as you’d expect. Messages of support flowed from former teammates, rivals, and fans. People who know Bryan, who is one of nature’s great gentlemen, have reached out.
Adrian Barich
I remember the tastes of my South America travels vividly: pisco sours and ceviche, steak and chimichurri, empanadas, moqueca. Yet I only just made it to Condor, a full year after it opened in Wembley.
Katherine Fleming
As The Rookie returns to Seven for season eight, Jenna Dewan tells Clare Rigden why our local obsession makes her heart happy — and how the show’s massive global reach caught her by surprise.
It doesn’t take much imagination to think the phrase “wild west” might describe the time Jai Courtney spent at WAAPA. After all, the actor has made a career of playing bad boys, even when cast as a good guy.
Ben O'Shea
Our tips include a towel for all purposes, a beloved bottle shop’s collaborative dinners, t-shirts with a well-known WA artist, a VR film taking you under the waves and a boundary-pushing film festival.
STM team
Western Australia is no longer Australia’s best-kept secret; it is the screen industry’s newest frontier, with two huge global productions rolling cameras in the state.
Robust, sweet, rich, softly spiced — not hot — and always deeply comforting, this is a meal for the weekend, with its own rhythm and reward.
Lucy Tweed
Driving tired is like drunk driving
Olga de Moeller
A little girl killed in a tragic car crash has been remembered as a ‘beautiful angel’ in a heartbreaking tribute from her family.
Ike Morris
The vulgar questions a man asked before he stabbed his “best friend” over his relationship with his ex-girlfriend have been revealed in court.
Clareese Packer
Toyota is prepping a small monocoque ute in South America to take on established models from Fiat and Chevrolet.
Derek Fung
After a decade of the Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger topping sales charts, new data shows four-wheel drive ute demand is down 18 per cent this year.
Ben Zachariah
Anthony Albanese has admitted One Nation’s rise was a factor behind his government’s controversial backflip on key taxes in May’s budget.
Nathan Schmidt and Tia Clarkson-Pascoe
The GWM Cannon Alpha PHEV offers a superb mix of genuine electric range, on-road comfort, and off-road capability.
CarExpert
Electrification has hit Australia's ute market and there are now several hybrid, PHEV and EV options available, but which is best?
Josh Nevett
An Australian design studio has released renderings of a ‘Correction Kit’ as an antedote to the Kia Tasman’s controversial looks.
English actor Anthony Head, famous for his roles in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Ted Lasso, has died at the age of 72.
Staff Writers
Love it or hate it, an IGA store has taken the Sunshine State’s love affair with pineapple to a new level - putting the controversial fruit in sausages to celebrate Queensland Day.
Emma Kirk
Helen De Brito commenced her career at Legal Aid WA in 2005. In late December 2023 she was appointed its Legal Director (CEO).
