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It’s that familiar time of year again when Agatha Christie returns to our screens, usually dressed up with a modern edge and a darker emotional core. Recent BBC adaptations, particularly under Sarah Phelps, have leaned hard into post-war trauma, grief and social unease, giving Christie’s stories a sharper, more adult bite. Netflix’s Agatha Christie’s Seven … Read more
For the past few weeks, a strange little question has been popping up in Australian group chats, movie forums and late-night Google searches: Is The Rip a true story? And what’s Ben Affleck got to do with it? It’s one of those moments where online curiosity snowballs. Someone sees a clip. Someone else sees a … Read more
AST SpaceMobile wasn’t a name many Australians were throwing around at the pub a year ago. This week, it suddenly is. After the company announced it had landed a major government contract, its stock price jumped hard overnight, and the ripple quickly reached Australian screens — from day traders refreshing apps before work to long-term … Read more
The conversation comes up quietly, usually between friends rather than in headlines. Over coffee. On a school pickup run. Late at night in a group chat when someone mentions super and admits they’re worried. “I honestly don’t think mine will be enough.” More often than not, it’s women saying it. Across Australia, women are feeling … Read more
You don’t need to read an economic report to know something’s off. You hear it at weekend barbecues. You see it in Facebook community groups. You feel it when the rent notice lands in your inbox or the mortgage payment ticks up again. For a lot of Aussie households right now, housing isn’t just another … Read more
You hear it at barbecues, in lunchrooms, even scrolling through Facebook late at night. Someone mentions superannuation and the response is often the same — a shrug, a joke, or a quick change of subject. “Yeah, I’ve got super… somewhere.” For millions of Australians, that’s about as far as it goes. Super is there, money … Read more