A baker in Paris has beaten 172 rivals to be crowned king of the crusty baguette in the French capital's annual bread-baking prize.
Staff Writers
A barrister has scored a victory after A Current Affair told “atrocious lies” about her in a broadcast that implied she had stolen a famous dog.
Adelaide Lang
The Cook Government will invest an additional $13.2 million in the WA screen sector over four years to continue the production boom that has already attracted Nicolas Cage and Daisy Ridley to the State.
Ben O'Shea
South Australian duo to use Eurovision’s massive global audience to build a bridge between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people
Simon Collins
Rebel Wilson’s memoir will be published in Australia next month but there’s one dramatic change.
Kellie Balaam
Progressive metal star and “national treasure” Danny Estrin would love to be involved in Eurovision again — just not on stage.
The towering art deco Carillon at the heart of New Zealand's National War Memorial will undergo earthquake strengthening over the next 18 months.
Ben McKay
A young boy left the panel of The Project in fits of laughter after answering a question with brutal honesty.
Madeleine Achenza
A former Home and Away actor who allegedly failed to show up to court on assault charges has been arrested.
Angie Raphael
The windmill from 19th century Parisian cabaret the Moulin Rouge has fallen from the venue's roof overnight along with some of the letters in its name.
Louise Dalmasso
‘Somewhere in its relentless commitment to highlighting stuntmen and women, the film failed to fulfil the immense potential of pairing Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt.‘
A portrait of a young woman by Gustav Klimt that was long believed to be lost has been sold at an auction in Vienna.
From country music to nature drawing, here’s your guide to the week ahead in the Great Southern.
Eliza Kavanagh
2GB radio star Ray Hadley has issued a desperate plea for something to be done to stop violence against women.
The opportunity to showcase photographs capturing the essence of the region has arrived, with this years Iconic Albany Photo Competition calling for submissions.
Melissa Sheil
An 11-track album featuring rediscovered and unreleased songs by music legend Johnny Cash is set to be released at the end of June.
Charlotte McLaughlin
A British music icon has touched down on Australian shores just a few days after reuniting with her former bandmates.
Organisers of a much-loved music festival are among the recipients of fresh funding in the latest round of the Regional Arts Sector Investment Program.
Amber Lilley
It was exasperating, in all honesty, to watch new mum Trish Faranda as she tried to hold a conversation with TV presenters.
Arylene Westlake-Jennings
It was hilarity on stage and off as the Narrogin Repertory Club offered up its 2024 debut The Butler Did It!, a character-driven funny whodunnit that had audiences laughing and guessing to the end.
Daniel Rooney
An Albany folk singer has made it into the big leagues, with her recent album receiving significant kudos on international charts.
Four spears have been returned to traditional owners more than 250 years after British soldiers stole them at James Cook's first contact with Aboriginal people.
Cassandra Morgan
MasterChef judge Andy Allen says it was a tough decision to return to the show nearly a year after his friend and fellow judge Jock Zonfrillo died.
Aisling Brennan
A flurry of rising talent launched the Music on the Terrace season at Government House Ballroom with an Opera Gala on Sunday.
David Cusworth