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Monarchists are disappointed there aren’t more official government events, while others plan to watch Monty Python for some relief

Michael Palin was comforted by a friend as he stepped out for the first time since the death of his wife, Helen, earlier this week.

Jim Chalmers is touting 'responsible' spending. Can it be “responsible” in the context of the battle by the RBA to slay inflation?

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: When Charless great-grandfather George V kissed his father Edward, he was so deeply moved that he broke precedent and threw his arms around his son.

Australian theatre companies generally take negative reviews on the chin. But some criticism cuts too deep, it seems.

The coronation of King Charles is sure to spark a frenzy of jokes and memes. But after a decade of working online, I have learned to pause.

THEATER/FILM

On opening afternoon, the cast of Falmouth Theatre Guild’s “Something Rotten!” proved that “there’s nothing as amazing as a musical,” singing and dancing their way through this Renaissance-inspired romp of

The crowning of King Charles III: Britain's grand coronation spectacle evokes mirth or ire for some, but prompts reverence from others.

President Biden wants all military vehicles to be electric by 2030, a totally unrealistic and impractical goal one critic called a "farce."