The Australian Foreign Editor Greg Sheridan says pop star Taylor Swift has been an “extraordinary popular culture phenomenon". Mr Sheridan said the singer makes joy, niceness and wholesomeness “part of her appeal”. “It’s an extraordinarily popular success,” he told Sky News Australia. “It’s something young people don’t feel ashamed to have their mum and dad at the concert with them. “She doesn’t have a chip on her shoulder … for popular culture to abandon just for a moment it’s reflex hostility to the society, and instead to be celebrating the individual within. “I think she’s a terrific force ..read more

Two out of five Australians are being forced into retirement years earlier than planned, a new analysis has found, prompting warnings for people to prepare back-up plans for their super and wealth ..read more

After missing out on Christmas with his family, this man's partner surprised him with a jar full of messages from his family and friends ..read more

With Taylor Swift herself descending upon Sydney for her latest leg of her Eras Tour, Sydneysiders made sure to dress to impress ..read more

As a regular Fringe-goer and failed high school drama performer, I have decided to take a leaf out of a man’s book and consider myself well-placed to broadly share my personal, subjective opinion about an issue ..read more

A Bunnings related TikTok has gone viral after showing off the new way that hungry patrons are putting sauce on their snags ..read more

Influencer Karina Irby has defended herself after she was sl*t shamed over an outfit she wore to Taylor Swift ..read more

While it might not sound very rock’n’roll, Pink fanatics, you will want to Raise Your Glass of water at her big gig at Adelaide Oval ..read more

Kim Kardashian has come under fire for sharing a clip of her eight-year-old son, Saint, walking soccer icon Lionel Messi onto the field ahead of his match last weekend ..read more

Construction has started on a new $2.57m koala “experience” enclosure at Cleland Wildlife Park ..read more