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“Oh, what?” Martin says. The crowd can be heard laughing. “Either they’re having an affair, or they’re just very shy,” he quips. It seems it could be the former. The cruel irony,... Read more »

Burnt by past bravado, a new and improved Tim Tszyu is pledging to bring his frightening boxing IQ to his eagerly awaited world-title rematch with Sebastian Fundora. Like the co-headline act Manny... Read more »

North Korea is banning the entry of foreign tourists to a recently opened mega-beach resort. It is a move that dims prospects for the complex that leader Kim Jong Un hailed as... Read more »

There’s something both medieval and mildly unhinged about heating wine. It feels a little like putting pineapple on pizza or microwaving fish at work, technically permissible but socially questionable. It’s a tradition... Read more »

For more than a decade, Donald Trump has failed — despite considerable efforts — to discredit himself in the eyes of his followers. But the Jeffrey Epstein saga might prove different. Ten... Read more »

OpenAI is finally getting in on the AI agent game. The generative AI startup has launched ChatGPT Agent, which allows its chatbot to perform multi-step tasks on behalf of users. This includes... Read more »

One of Australia’s big four banks has offered a surprising theory as to why the Reserve Bank shocked everybody by holding rates at its last board meeting. Westpac chief economist Luci Ellis... Read more »

Former federal Labor leader Mark Latham has been embroiled in scandal this week, with allegations of inappropriate behaviour while sitting in parliamentary chambers.Once a prime ministerial hopeful as he faced John Howard... Read more »

A bankrupt former Western Sydney deputy mayor and property developer has been released from prison after almost five years, which his domestic violence victim-survivor has lashed as “grossly unfair” and a “systemic... Read more »