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Workplace Relations
The many images of radiography
JOSH JENNINGS 12:00am Practioners regularly need to upskills to keep apace with medical technology.
Workplace Relations
Riding towards their goals
KRISTIE KELLAHAN 12:00am A major cycling event is a good reason for these school communities to come together.
Workplace Relations
Not speaking out at work can reward fraud
JIM BRIGHT 12:00am Workers calling out a dodgy practice can be subject to significant social approbation.
Workplace Relations
A disruptive view on the topic of disruption
JONATHAN RIVETT 12:00am 'Disruption' might seem like a word tailor-made for today, but isn't it really just a nebulous, undefined buzzword like so many others?
Music
Jose Carreras on following in Caruso's footsteps to take opera to the masses
NICK MILLER 12:00am As he prepares for his final tour, Jose Carreras, one of two remaining Three Tenors, talks of the magic of singing and why the future of opera is in safe hands.
Entertainment
Savvy Shopper: Add a light touch with Pottery Barn
ALEXIA BIGGS 12:00am Winter winners
Workplace Relations
No place like home for happy admin workers
LINDA MOON 12:00am The digital revolution is transforming the turf for skilled admin workers in regional Australia,
Comment
There's hope in the ambiguous election result
ELIZABETH FARRELLY 12:00am Right now, for Australia, I reckon a Parliament hovering between the hung and the hapless is the best possible kind.
Comment
The last frontier for women in power is finally in sight
ANNE SUMMERS 12:00am There are plenty examples of women in power, but there's a far newer phenomenon that's starting to change how decisions are made.
Workplace Relations
MyCareer cover: From gold mine to art and organics
DIANA PLATER 12:00am Words in hereeee xxxxxxxx
Workplace Relations
Meet the boss: Doughnut Time's Damian Griffiths
SUE WHITE 12:00am Former lawyers are out there in so many fields, it's sometimes hard to believe there are any left practising law.
Comment
Life in Australia, right now, right here, is not so bad
RICHARD GLOVER 12:00am We're living, arguably, in the best place in the world, at the best point in its history. But no one wants to say so.
Comment
Sydney's culture shouldn't dry up because it's cold
DOMINIC KNIGHT 12:00am May and June packed full of culture, but there's nothing to do in July and August except hibernate under a doona.
Workplace Relations
Effective procurement looks beyond price
CAROLYN RANCE 12:00am Effective procurement practices can boost reputations as well as budgets
CT Editorial
Greyhound racing ban tough but necessary
THE CANBERRA TIMES 12:00am There's no room for vacillation when pronouncing a death sentence, and Mike Baird was all steely unforgiveness when he announced the termination of the NSW greyhound racing industry
The Age Letters
The young, and the old, vote every three years
12:00am Readers discuss columnist Piero Moraro's suggestion that we should grant more votes to younger citizens and fewer to older ones.
SMH Letters
Election results 2016: Malcolm Turnbull's election woe foretold in Herald letters
12:00am If you were looking for a sign that last weekend's election was going to be tighter and messier than many pundits expected, you could have found it on the Herald Letters page.
TV & Radio
Stranger Things: Horror homage lands perfectly formed
MICHAEL IDATO 12:00am This love letter to the horror movies of the 1980s is terrifyingly good.
Art & Design
Archibald Prize: six winners on what it has meant for them and how to paint a contender
NICK GALVIN 12:00am As the Archibald Prize judges decide this year's verdict, six previous winners talk about what it has done for them and how to paint a contender.
Video World News
Dallas suspect: Wanted to kill white people
11:47pm The motivation of one of the Dallas snipers rounds off a terrible week for race relations in the USA.
Entertainment
ACCA head Max Delany aims to broaden the appeal of art
ANDREW STEPHENS 11:45pm Fashions may have changed but Max Delany's love of Gertrude Street's rich social and cultural history remains.
Federal Election 2016 Opinion
Election 2016: No Christopher, the Coalition has nothing in common with Hawthorn
MICHAEL GORDON 11:45pm Let's re-wind the clock. It's the Tuesday before polling day and Tony Nutt, Malcolm Turnbull's campaign director, rings his Labor counterpart with an offer George Wright could not refuse: a final...
Comment
What a mess we've gotten ourselves into
MARTIN FLANAGAN 11:45pm We are on the brink of a breaking point between the way politics was done in the 20th century and the way it will be done in the 21st.
Books
Book review: Death on Earth, by Jules Howard
FRANK O'SHEA 11:45pm One way of approaching a subject like death is to say that it is the absence of life, but then you have to define life.
Comment
Who wins Nick Xenophon's Grange for predicting a hung parliament?
CRISPIN HULL 11:45pm Xenophon said before the election that he would give a bottle of Grange to any journalist who correctly predicted a hung parliament.
Books
Book reviews: Alyzon Whitestarr, The Sorcerer's Daughter, The Summon Stone, First Light
COLIN STEELE 11:45pm An Australian young adult fantasy classic gets a new lease of life, writes Colin Steele
About Town
Geelong is a destination for great food, wine, coffee, art, theatre and history
RICHARD CORNISH 11:45pm Six reasons to visit Geelong
Art & Design
Visual art review: Sally Gabori retrospective
JOHN MCDONALD 11:45pm Late-blooming artist Sally Gabori's large-scale paintings express her deep feelings for her family and homeland.
Canberra Life
Robert Mapplethorpe, Larry Clark in haunting new exhibition at National Portrait Gallery in Canberra
SALLY PRYOR 11:45pm A new photography exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery explores the complexities of youth and individual expression, writes Sally Pryor.
Federal Election 2016
Federal election 2016: How the west was won by NSW Labor Party general secretary Kaila Murnain
MICHAEL EVANS 11:45pm She's the 29-year-old Labor boss too busy planning elections to organise her own wedding, writes Michael Evans.
Comment
Protectionists do Australia no favours
MIKAYLA NOVAK 11:45pm The federal Parliament is now dangerously stacked with politicians peddling anti‑globalisation agendas contrary to Australia's interests.
Canberra Life
Litbits July 9, 2016
RON CERABONA 11:45pm What's happening in the literary world in Canberra and the region
Comment
This is no time for wreckers
TIM COSTELLO 11:45pm Australia is emerging from this federal election not so much divided as ambivalent. The parliament is almost evenly split, the Senate chaotic, Labor triumphant in defeat and Malcolm Turnbull much...
20 Things Melbourne
Weekend planner
CRISTINA NATOLI AND SEAN WILSON 11:45pm Our guide to the best of the weekend's events.
Comment
A much more optimistic vision of old age
WENDY SQUIRES 11:45pm I am not worried about my final years. I'm actually looking forward to them.
Movies
Scandinavian Film Festival 2016 brings rising star Jakob Oftebro to Australia
PETER CRAVEN 11:45pm The handsome new ''prince'' of Danish TV will be on hand at the Scandinavian Film Festival to talk about his two offerings.
Theatre
From singin' on the sidelines to Singin' in the Rain: the understudy's story
ELISSA BLAKE 11:45pm Sudden illness in the cast can derail a million-dollar production or throw an unknown talent into the spotlight. Meet the understudies.
Entertainment
Even online 'lurkipators' are worth a listen - hairy ears and all
MONICA DUX 11:45pm Virtual debates are taking on Stalinist overtones.
Entertainment
Thornbury's Carwyn Cellars is the bar/bottlo for those in the know
HANNAH FRANCIS 11:45pm Carwyn Cellars
Music
Spectrum music review: Car Seat Headrest, Kaytranada, Mutual Benefit
BARRY DIVOLA 11:45pm Three twentysomething artists can't stop making music and putting it out there. Does the quality match the quantity?
Entertainment
Our pick of what's on the small screen
VARIOUS 11:45pm From deepest darkest space in No Man's Sky to the sassy and stylish '70s blaxploitation classic Foxy Brown.
Property
Crocodile Club snapped up by Singaporean group Well Smart Investment Holdings
CAROLYN CUMMINS 11:45pm Singaporean group Well Smart Investment Holdings has acquired the Club Crocodile Resort in Airlie Beach, marking its third hotel purchase in Australia.
Books
Book review: Complete guide to finding the mammals of Australia
IAN FRASER 11:45pm Pretty much wherever you go in Australia, this book will enhance your natural history experience.
Property
Balmain's Exchange Hotel hits the market
CAROLYN CUMMINS 11:45pm Development sites are being offered across town as investors look for bricks and mortar that can be converted into higher yielding assets when compared to placing cash into the volatile sharemarket...
Comment
Public or private? Lesson on plumbing in there for all of us
DANNY KATZ 11:45pm In both schools you learn stuff, you come out at the end, and you can be whatever you want to be.
Canberra Life
'Like a shot of vodka': The Scandinavian Film Festival 2016 comes to Canberra
JANE FREEBURY 11:45pm This year's Scandinavian Film Festival is by turns bold and beautiful, writes Jane Freebury.
Art & Design
Has Instagram changed photography forever? CCP's birthday brings the present into focus
RAY EDGAR 11:45pm In the time it takes you to read this story, more photos will have been published than in the entire 19th century.
Art & Design
Smartphones become time machines as apps bring history within reach
RAY EDGAR 11:45pm Port Melbourne is the latest testing ground where boundaries between past and present collapse.
Comment
Brexit casts doubt on the wisdom of crowds
MARK BUCHANAN 11:45pm Smaller groups can actually make better decisions, particularly on complex issues.
Property
Record low rates boost retailers
ANDREW JOHNSTON 11:45pm One could be forgiven for feeling that the retail environment has weakened in the past few years, however there are many aspects of the economy that are supportive of retail and consumers...
Comment
A letter to a clueless couple
KAREN HARDY 11:45pm There's been two letters doing the rounds this week. One, a letter to a wife, one who won't get a job while her husband works himself to death. The other, her imagined reply.
Entertainment
Plotlines
MEGAN BACKHOUSE 11:45pm A tribute to the man who made the real Downton Abbey great is among the events coming up on Melbourne's gardening calendar.
Property
Strong demand for food and beverage pubs
CAROLYN CUMMINS 11:45pm Pubs that offer an expanded array of craft beers and food are gaining traction and are more cost effective, say hotel property agents.
Property
No pain, no gain for George Street
CAROLYN CUMMINS 11:45pm It has been the talk of the town for a long time, but as the reconstruction of George Street in in full swing, attention is now on the retailers along the strip.
Entertainment
In Dandenong, there are more than 150 ways to say welcome
HANNIE RAYSON 11:45pm From an official Refugee Welcome Zone come tales of courage that capture hearts and minds.
Canberra Life
Strong women are the best inspiration, says Canberra artist Julie Bradley
SALLY PRYOR 11:45pm A chance visit to an English museum set Julie Bradley's art practice on an entirely different course, she tells Sally Pryor.
Movies
Having wooed Michael Fassbender, is Alicia Vikander about to conquer Hollywood?
ANDREW STEPHENS 11:45pm At 27, the former Swedish soapie star has the film world at her feet.
Movies
Maggie's Plan review: Greta Gerwig shines in funny, smart gender study
PAUL BYRNES 11:45pm Director Rebecca Miller once again gets away with surprising us.
