The luxury brand received $6 million in JobKeeper while recording a lift in sales, profits and dividends.

The week in photos from the award winning Sydney Morning Herald and Financial review photographers.

Victorians fully vaccinated for COVID-19 could soon be granted extra freedoms unavailable to those who remain unimmunised.

The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by our picture editors.

Media veteran Bruce Gordon is seeing his 30-year plan for a new $400 million upgrade of Wollongong CBD move a step closer to fruition with the unveiling of the plans for what is known as WIN Grand.

Join us for all the major moments on day 10 of the 2021 Paralympic Games in Tokyo.

The former Saturday editor of The Age will oversee the federal politics, business, world and environment coverage for Herald and The Age.

Earlier attempts to prosecute the man behind the Auckland attack were stymied after New Zealand’s High Court ruled that preparing a terrorist attack was not an offence under the country’s anti-terrorism laws.

In a vaccine swap with Britain, Australia will get a further 4 million Pfizer doses this month, doubling the number of vaccines available through September.

Maha Al-Shennag told a court a water bottle fell into the footwell and may have become jammed under the brake pedal. A prosecutor disputed this.

Two years ago, the wheelchair tennis star would have given anything to complete the “golden slam”. Now he couldn’t care less - but he’s still determined to make his country proud.

The Wallabies coach has thrown caution to the wind by picking several new faces in the 23-man squad striving to avoid a clean sweep against the All Blacks on Sunday.

Party blunder and the resurgence of investigations regarding the murder of George Brown have taken focus away from the racing.

Racing returns to headquarters on Saturday when the stars come out for first meeting of spring.

The girl is believed to be a close contact of a 46-year-old Logan truck driver who tested positive.

Barnaby Joyce has nominated a rail line extension in Queensland as a potential deal maker for the Nationals to support the federal government on net zero.

Lachlan Ilias always wanted to debut alongside Benji Marshall, but the opportunity didn’t come quite as he had planned.

The Manly coach said he has spoken to NRL referees boss Jared Maxwell about his worry of teams deliberately rushing defences from offside positions.

Crown Resorts’ new chief executive Steve McCann says leasing out its casinos is one option he will consider to salvage shareholders’ investments if the casino giant is stripped of its gambling licences.  

Fuelled by the pandemic and Black Summer bushfires, more Australians are demanding that our clothes be made here. A shift back to local manufacturing, or just another fad?

The Sharks are a real chance of an upset against a depleted Storm before a western Sydney derby played on the Gold Coast, because it’s 2021. Join us for all the action.

With Nationals MPs campaigning for fossil fuels, a new breed of cashed-up independents see a weakness in inner-city Liberal seats where voters want climate action.

Former Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson intends to stick to his plan to spend 2022 outside the AFL coaches box as Carlton continue their hunt for a new coach.

Melbourne Catholic boys’ school Xavier College has told staff they must vaccinate themselves against COVID-19.

As always, Nature Strip will draw the most attention as he tries to finally win the Concorde Stakes at Randwick on Saturday.

Thousands of people have taken day-13 COVID-19 tests in Shepparton amid plans for mobile vaccinations.

Can’t get to Brisbane to see the brilliant treasures from New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art? There’s TV’s Inside the Met. But what a disappointment.

Operation COVID Shield head Lieutenant-General John Frewen will take the proposal to accelerate vaccinations in 30 communities to Friday’s national cabinet meeting.

Andrew Conduit found out he was one step closer to marrying his partner Nina Miranti when his mother shrieked at them to turn on the television.

From modest beginnings to big-screen stardom and now a new book, Aussie actor Bryan Brown is the topic of conversation in the latest episode of Good Weekend Talks.

Coalition MP George Christensen asked if banks would benefit from legislation that would force them to finance thermal coal producers. Their resounding response was no.

The Lions have won only one of five finals under Chris Fagan but the coach insists Saturday night’s knockout clash won’t define his side.

A Melbourne woman who kept an Indian woman as a slave in her home for eight years has been charged with allegedly intimidating the victim ahead of her Supreme Court trial, calling her from a payphone under the guise of being a tamil translator.

Despite Jaryd Clifford’s extraordinary running ability, he would not begin to concede my first assumption: that it would be more glorious for him to run in the Olympics than the Paralympics.

The Wallabies’ two most recent wins over the All Blacks were aided by red cards brought about by their dominance, so the lesson is clear: discipline is essential for the Perth Test.

Cole thought of her dad, who fought for Paralympic equality for two decades, after being told she would earn the same money as an Olympian for winning a medal.

The Oscar-winning filmmaker chronicles the lives, loss and resilience of The Big Apple over the past 20 years.

There’s a giant elephant in the room at Melbourne’s Regent Theatre. And for once, it’s not COVID-19.

The American writer compares writing her new book, On Freedom, to wrestling with an octopus.

Sarah Sentilles reflects on our capacity to love children who aren’t ours, but who need us.

The investigative writer fires up in this furious indictment of the industry and Phillip Morris in particular.

We know nothing about the Wife of Bath other than what Geoffrey Chaucer told us in The Canterbury Tales, so Karen Brooks has given her a new story.

Martha Wainwright’s post-divorce album Love Will Be Reborn, Jon Rose’s State of Play, Steve Gunn’s Other You and Little Simz’s Sometimes I Might Be Introvert.

In Amal Awad’s latest novel, a woman returns from a broken marriage in Jordan to a new life working in a Newtown patisserie.

Cameron Woodhead and Steven Carroll have looked at a batch of recently released fiction and non-fiction books. Here are their verdicts.

From a $20k duvet coat to a Get Mean frill fest, the nation’s leading collections just got a lot more fabulous.

The veteran actor has written his first crime novel and it’s a cracker.

The loss of another icon reminds us that our defining moments are only a song away.

Sally Rees’ new works embrace an “unruly and fearsome” vision of ageing.

For the second season in a row, community footy has been shut down. It’s a test of everyone’s resilience.