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Margaret Thatcher expected 'a lot of hard work' from the London-based Australian dentist when she was elevated to the House of Lords in 1981 as Baroness Gardner of Parkes. As her fellow Peers mark her passing there can be no doubt about her energy and industry, albeit at the sometime cost of the Iron Lady's displeasure

The Raspberry Pi is a compact, single-board computer that's affordable and very popular. Here's how it has evolved over the years, from prototype to now.

Regitse Cecillie Rosenvinge was in Berlin to check out Château Royal – the German capital’s latest addition to the hotel scene

When the Constitution's framers set to work all agreed the legal-institutional framework of their new nation should be under the Crown. Without going anywhere near making Australia a republic, the lease on Yarralumla being handed to a hack careerist and Labor apparatchik suggests it is a moment to regret that Sir George Grey didn't get his way

West Bank’s Palestinian Museum has reopened, Tony Albert was named the inaugural First Nations curator fellow at the Fondation Cartier, and more.

Actor revelations, new criminal charges, and social media uproar are fueling a MeToo reckoning in France.

Ending up behind bars can ruin an actor’s career or turn them into a legend. We look at how this has played in nine notable cases, from Felicity Huffman to Mark Wahlberg

The market for <em>bédé </em>visual storytelling almost doubled over the course of the pandemic, but can the birthplace of Asterix continue to nurture creators?

This week's news of conservative politician Rachida Dati becoming France's Culture Minister shocked the country's left-leaning film and TV industry.

Richard Brody on “Age of Panic,” Justine Triet’s first feature, which he believes is vastly superior to her recent hit, “Anatomy of a Fall.”