Big bucks for Bradman’s baggy green
A Test cap worn by Australian cricket legend Sir Don Bradman has sold for an eye-watering sum at auction after attracting the interest of cricket fans and collectors from across the globe
A Test cap worn by Australian cricket legend Sir Don Bradman has sold for an eye-watering sum at auction after attracting the interest of cricket fans and collectors from across the globe
As a child he built his own radio, as a teenager he built his own car, as an adult he opened Adelaide’s first ever motel – and despite being 107, Colin Wagener doesn’t feel a day over 90
Rural and working voters in the US presidential election popped the bubble of Washington DC’s political establishment with the prod of a pitchfork in Mark Knight’s take on American Gothic
Tutankhamun has long been one of Egypt’s most famous pharaohs following the discovery of his iconic gold death mask, but experts say he may have been ‘cast off’ and given his stepmother’s tomb
The world-renowned Pompeii archaeological park is getting tough on tourists, introducing a daily visitor limit in a bid to stop potential damage from overcrowding at the ancient Italian ruins
Democratic process is the winner in a historic presidential election that divided Americans but swept Republican Donald Trump to a decisive victory over Democratic nominee Kamala Harris
The US political system differs from ours – here are key details and some essential information, so you can follow the US presidential election as history unfolds and America decides
An archaeologist has stumbled upon an ancient city in modern-day Mexico that was buried ‘in plain sight’ for centuries, after unanalysed data from a Google search led to the remarkable find
The epic 24,000 km journey to recreate Francis Birtles’ famous 1927 drive from London to Melbourne in a classic roadster roars through the Egyptian capital to raise funds for Australian charity
A mystery man mentioned in a passage of medieval Norwegian history written over 800 years ago has been connected by DNA testing to remains first recovered from a castle well in 1938
A contentious new documentary challenges ‘first contact’ history about how Australia was founded by highlighting links between northern Indigenous communities and Indonesian fishermen
The pomp and ceremony greeting Charles and Camilla in Canberra was no match for the not-so-warm welcome Indigenous Senator Lidia Thorpe threw down in Mark Knight cartoon
Lynne didn’t know anything about her parents’ younger lives, their first date or how they fell in love – until last week a hidden box of letters found under their former home changed everything
The Australian Republican Movement launches a new campaign ahead of British monarch King Charles – our head of state – and Queen Camilla visiting for the first time since they were crowned
The largest full moon of the year, the Harvest Supermoon will be visible in the skies over Australia tonight, Wednesday 18 September – find out why this supermoon is not to be missed
This year’s kookiest collection of prizes for science’s most bizarre research includes the discovery that some animals can breathe through their bottoms, dead fish don’t swim and sober worms win
Megastar Taylor Swift wasted no time endorsing US presidential hopeful Kamala Harris following the live debate between the current Vice President and Republican nominee Donald Trump
A growing number of Aussies are staking a claim in the Golden Triangle mining region, buying land with hopes of finding gold in their own backyards as the precious metal soars in value
Australia’s big finish after quiet day as Hodge wins first gold of his career and Vanessa Low’s long jump to podium: welcome to our Paris Paralympics weekday bulletin to keep you up to speed
More than 4000 athletes from 168 countries paraded down the Champs-Elysees in front of thousands of spectators at the opening ceremony of the Paris Paralympics at Place de la Concorde