- Paris Olympics 2024 Opening Ceremony LIVE updates: Lady Gaga, the can-can and a mystery hooded torch-bearer stun by the Seineby Chris Paine, Rob Harris, Chloe Saltau, Michael Idato on 26 7 月, 2024 at 7:09 下午
Welcome to our live coverage of the opening ceremony for the Olympics, where we’ll bring you all the colour, pomp and star power along the banks of the Seine. Follow the action.
- Will Microsoft’s new AI assistants revolutionise the office? Maybe one dayby Matt Day on 26 7 月, 2024 at 7:03 下午
Microsoft has poured millions of dollars and significant resources into its new Copilot AI tools. It might be a while until it sees a return on investment.
- The surprising upside of impostor syndromeby Shadé Zahrai on 26 7 月, 2024 at 7:01 下午
Impostor thoughts, while often labelled as wholly negative, might just have a silver lining.
- The ‘other’ Bali still exists, and it’s only an hour from the airportby Craig Tansley on 26 7 月, 2024 at 7:00 下午
The holiday isle’s east coast offers a step back in time for disillusioned visitors.
- Passed the torch from Biden, Harris faces steep climb in race to the US electionby The Age's View on 26 7 月, 2024 at 7:00 下午
With both parties energised, and convinced their opponent will wreak havoc on the nation if they win, this could well become one of the most hard-fought and acrimonious elections in US history.
- The Sydney suburbs where house prices soared most over the past yearby Elizabeth Redman on 26 7 月, 2024 at 7:00 下午
House prices have jumped by at least 20 per cent in a string of sought-after pockets, defying higher interest rates and the rising cost of living.
- Melbourne suburbs where house prices rose most – and where they fellby Elizabeth Redman on 26 7 月, 2024 at 7:00 下午
A string of suburbs recorded double-digit moves, standing out from the broader property market over the past year.
- From graveyards to orange juice labels, baby naming is getting creativeby Shona Hendley on 26 7 月, 2024 at 7:00 下午
John, William, Mary, Elizabeth: There was a simple formula for naming children in the Western world from the 17th to early 19th centuries. Not anymore.
- COVID left us poorer, sicker and with a big financial headache, inquiry toldby Shane Wright on 26 7 月, 2024 at 7:00 下午
Businesses, unions, health experts and the education sector say Australia needs to prepare for future pandemics to avoid repeating mistakes that are still being felt in some parts of the nation.
- Cost-of-living crisis? It pays to be a Boomerby Colin Kruger on 26 7 月, 2024 at 7:00 下午
Life is getting desperate for those bearing the full brunt of the economic crisis, but it is a very different story for cashed-up older Australians.