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Modi wants Australia’s uranium to power India’s data centre boom
Australia and India struck a historic deal to allow uranium exports in 2014, but there have been only negligible shipments since. That might be about to change. ⌘ Read more

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‘World Cup of chaos’: Can the most expensive sporting event deliver?
The World Cup returns to North America after 32 years. And just like in ’94, when O. J. Simpson’s police chase threatened to steal the show, the event is not without dramas. ⌘ Read more

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Selfish, spoiled, lonely … these only children have heard it all. But are the stereotypes true?
As Australia’s fertility rate falls, single-child families are on the rise. Most only children see no issue with that – but not all. ⌘ Read more

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Why aren’t women having children? Ask men
When a man I barely know recently asked me if I was worried that my husband might one day leave me for a younger woman because we aren’t having children, I felt like I had been sucker-punched. ⌘ Read more

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US chain Wendy’s is finally bringing its square burgers to Melbourne
After years of speculation, the first permanent Victorian location is confirmed. Near a major road in Melbourne, it will feature an Australian-only item and a drive-through with a human touch. ⌘ Read more

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More than 800 locals sign petition to cut off Joondalup councillors’ alcohol
Despite more than half of the Joondalup council members not drinking in the elected members lounge, residents still want the booze booted out of the council chambers. ⌘ Read more

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Son of woman killed in crash speaks out after driver’s sentence
A young man whose mother was killed alongside four farm workers in a crash in Victoria’s north says the system is broken after the driver was jailed for just over five years. ⌘ Read more

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‘I was born in a concentration camp’: The family bond inspiring Nathan Cleary
The footballing pedigree of the Cleary family is well documented. However, Nathan has singled out his grandmother and her extraordinary journey for helping shape the person he has become. ⌘ Read more

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A sea of blue and unvarnished love: The many definitions of Neale Daniher
Daniher was known for his fearless approach to football and fighting MND. But his state service was a chance for his family and friends to show the world what the man was really made of. ⌘ Read more

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The Age Schools Summit as it happened: Payroll tax cap to benefit private schools, education minister says
More of the state’s wealthiest schools could be shielded from a controversial tax if Labor wins the November election, Education Minister Ben Carroll told The Age Schools Summit. ⌘ Read more

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