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Pints, ponytails and papas: The latest dad trend is all about daughters

Nestled up the back of Chuck & Sons Brewery in Sydney’s inner west, a table of nine fathers are seated quietly, with concentrated looks on their faces and pints in hand. It would be an ordinary Wednesday night, if it weren’t for the pastel-haired mannequins in front of them – whose long tresses each dad carefully br…

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Varios heridos por atropellamiento en Los Cabos en festejos por victoria de México sobre Chequia

CIUDAD DE MÉXICO (AP) — Varias personas resultaron heridas el miércoles por la noche cuando un vehículo atrapado en las celebraciones que siguieron a la victoria de México sobre la República Checa quiso evadir a la multitud y tras acelerar atropelló a un número indeterminado de aficionados que festejaban el 3-0 de l…

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Supergirl needs a real dog actor

Australian actor Milly Alcock puts her stamp on the character of Kara Zor-El aka Supergirl. This Kara thinks she’s on her own as she tries to navigate the universe. Even if she does have her cousin Kal-El, more popular known as Superman, trying so earnestly to be a big brother figure for her. She prefers to shut eve…

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Newsroom Edition: What can Albanese learn from Starmer's fall? – podcast

This week, Anthony Albanese’s UK counterpart, Keir Starmer, succumbed to mounting pressure and resigned as prime minister. A number of comparisons have been made between the pair, including resounding election wins followed by a decline in the polls while insurgent rightwing parties gained ground. Josephine Tovey sp…

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If VAR is supposed to help, why do so many football fans hate it? – video

The video assistant referees, or VAR, are highly trained match officials who are supposed to assist the on-field refereeing team with decisions by watching the game from a box full of monitors somewhere. So why does something that is supposed to help end erroneous decisions on the football pitch become so hated by s…

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How I quit the algorithm and became a far-roaming weirdo

A couple of weeks ago I undertook an erratic, cross-genre home entertainment spree. The first film I watched was Shaolin Soccer, the 2001 kung fu cult classic from Hong Kong. The second was Chuchotage, a kooky short film about two Hungarian translators who fall in love with the same woman at a European e-waste confe…

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Barkly cranks up 10,000m rare earths drilling in NT Gulf

Barkly Rare Earths has shifted from planning to paddock action at its flagship Northern Territory rare earths project, mobilising for a 10,000 metre phase one primary reverse circulation (RC) drilling campaign to materially expand its maiden 40 million tonne inferred rare earths resource south of Borroloola in Austr…

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