The Age photos of the week, December 6, 2025

The Age photos of the week, December 6, 2025 The Age photos of the week, December 6, 2025 We’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We’re working to restore it. Please try... Read more »

American titan of architecture dies aged 96

“I was rebelling against everything,” Gehry said in an interview with The New York Times in 2012, explaining his antipathy toward the dominant architectural movements of the time, as exemplified by the... Read more »

KiwiSaver hardship withdrawals: ‘Worried where I will be in two weeks’

The sharp increase in hardship withdrawals has concerned the KiwiSaver sector in recent years. Photo: RNZ A woman who has been through the process of withdrawing money from KiwiSaver for hardship reasons... Read more »

Female humpback whales may be skipping yearly migration

Underwater recordings of whale sounds could be a sign that not all humpback whales are completing the yearly migration up to Queensland. An initial analysis of whale sounds recorded off the Batemans... Read more »

State Theatre’s new name speaks to the philanthropy predicament in the arts

Whenever I visit any arts institution, my eye always travels down to the last little corner of the always-impressive donor honour roll at the front door. Down past the long lists of... Read more »

Territorians urged to prepare for rolling blackouts over Christmas

Territorians are being urged to prepare for the possibility of rolling blackouts over the Christmas period, after ex-Tropical Cyclone Fina forced the shutdown of the NT’s main gas supply. On Friday, NT... Read more »

‘Not approved for human use’: the online frenzy for injectable peptides sweeping Australia | Health

On TikTok, a 21-year-old fitness influencer is spruiking a drug that hasn’t even finished clinical trials. “This stuff is actually hard to come by in Australia, so I’ll leave a reputable source... Read more »

Victoria to abolish startup support service LaunchVic

Editor’s note: This report has been updated with a response from the Minister for Economic Growth and Jobs. The Victorian government plans to wind down startup support agency LaunchVic and rework technology... Read more »

Lack of dung beetles to clean up livestock droppings causes worst fly season WA has seen in 40 years

WA is in the grip of one of the worst fly plagues in living memory courtesy of an unusually long, wet winter which created the perfect breeding ground for the pesky insects.... Read more »

The travel hotspots Australians are heading to this summer

With Christmas holidays looming and temperatures rising, so too are desires for an end-of-year escape. Case in point: 74 per cent of Australians are planning a summer holiday, according to a new... Read more »