Новости за 19.10.2024

Welcome to our big, bold, beautiful Europe issue. We’ve packed this week’s edition with inspirational travel reading.

Be inspired by whitewashed buildings and the sparkling Aegean Sea, from Hydra to Athens, it’s where we’d rather be.

Critics of the proposed Arthurs Seat development say it’s “inappropriate” for a state park and that there is already plenty to do there.

Montu’s legal battle with the TGA exposes the high stakes in Australia’s booming medicinal cannabis industry, where ethics, advertising, and profits collide.

Farrah Tomazin is on the ground in North Carolina, a battleground state where Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have been statistically tied for months.

The polls are so tight in the US that three weeks might be enough for Kamala Harris to work out what she stands for and deliver a Democrat victory.

One in five fatal crashes on NSW roads this year have involved the death of a biker or their passenger, prompting warnings for both motorists and bikers.

There are legitimate reasons cannabis has been legalised for medicinal purposes, but the industry has serious questions to answer about regulation, medical ethics and risks to consumers.

Robert and Eleni Bonanno love their postcode so much that they are upsizing to live just 800 metres away from their current address.

More than a million people have been prescribed cannabis products in Australia, but many remain confused about the rules and regulations.

Fashion entrepreneur Breeana Smith shares her day on a plate while living in Positano.

Perfumer Marie du Petit Thouars reveals the unusual move she makes with her wardrobe twice a year.

Some are cup-shaped, some have domes, others have been likened to apartment complexes. How do birds build their nurseries?

Food feeds the soul, and there’s no better country to feast to your heart’s content.

Here are six destinations that take you off the beaten track.

“Fresh, plump and hydrated skin” is one of the hottest beauty trends.

Casting off the pressure of Hollywood life, Paris Jackson finds comfort in nature and meditation.

The Irish singer on how grieving his mothers’ death changed how he looked at relationships.

Free weekly forecast in life, love and career from renowned astrologer, Hedy Damari.

Fantasising about an Umbrian holiday home or an airy apartment right by the Acropolis? Meet three women who’ve made their European home dreams come true.

Mother Teresa’s advice was to be happy in the moment. None of us are assured of tomorrow. All we have is now.

It took being shamed by my journo colleagues to become one of the smart Australian who are not letting fees drain their meagre super savings.

Gangsters, massive protests, drug busts and police corruption have been around as long as The Age. Here’s a look back at Melbourne’s underbelly decades before the Underbelly war.

Universities have been accused of compromising standards to accommodate for an influx of foreign students in postgraduate degrees.

Lisa Snowdon, 52, says she didn't know what perimenopause was as she felt anxious, had heart palpitations and panic attacks - and it took her six years to get a diagnosis