You must acknowledge their emotions and validate their feelings, but most importantly, never, ever speak when Bingo speaks.

The USS American docked in Sydney Harbour, creating a spectacle for locals.

The wife of the man killed told local media the two attackers were wearing bright orange jackets and dark black helmets.

The City of Melbourne is issuing far fewer permits than they did two years ago.

Disadvantaged students’ pathways to a career are typically non-linear in the years after leaving school, a study has found.

The week in photos from our award-winning staff photographers and regular contributing photographers at The Age

Hundreds of people cheered on Professor Richard Scolyer as he completed his 250th Parkrun at Haberfield in Sydney's inner west this morning.

Hundreds of people cheered on Professor Richard Scolyer as he completed his 250th Parkrun at Haberfield in Sydney's inner west this morning.

The most divisive issue in a Sydney suburb this week wasn’t transport, traffic or crime. It was a broken fence.

Some parents pay up to $20,000 for tutoring, raising the stakes for students sitting the selective entry high schools exam on Saturday.

A man has been charged after an alleged robbery at a jewellery store in the Sydney CBD.

Victoria’s snow season kicked off with a large dump of snow, but the alpine industry now relies on human intervention to ensure slopes are skiable for longer.

The WA government is further looking into growing concerns about e-scooters on Perth streets by launching a parliamentary committee investigation that will examine current laws and potential changes to strengthen safety.

Also overnight, a 29-year-old man was charged after allegedly driving a car at pedestrians north of Brisbane.

Separating couples fighting in court over the family pet and the division of assets face a new legal landscape following landmark changes that started this week.

An 82-year-old woman has died in a house fire in Sydney's Inner West.

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Loved for combining creative cues from the late 1800s with 1960s-style graphic design, US artist Shag has recently been inspired by Australian fauna and flora.

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