Matt Shea
Matt Shea is Food and Culture Editor at Brisbane Times. He is a former editor and editor-at-large at Broadsheet Brisbane, and ...
Think the past will protect Australia from Trump’s future? Think again
One of the very few things about our relationship with the US that actually makes us safer is collapsing in real time. We ...
Revealed: Sydney’s cleanest and dirtiest places to swim
National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) guidelines say recreational swimming is safe when ENT cfu/100ml is below 41. Many of the Sydney Harbour swimming sites, including Barangaroo, ...
In the race to be Australia’s ‘lord mayor’, Albanese has a $1.2 billion case to answer
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has promised $12.7 million for a theatre and arts centre in Launceston in the seat of Bass, ...
A red food dye was just banned in the US. Do we need to be worried about it?
The FDA banned Red No.3, also known as erythrosine, after reviewing studies that linked high doses of the dye to cancer in ...
Splendour may be cancelled, but you can still get your groove on
From parks to pubs, there are plenty of places you can enjoy music this summer without needing to bring a tent.
‘We’re the worst’: Controversial planning reforms back on the table
Major changes pursued by the previous government were abandoned partly because of Labor’s vocal opposition to them.
Qantas takes off with new ‘paradise express’ route
Australians can hop on this Qantas route from Brisbane to experience a pristine and relatively undiscovered Pacific island ...
Tips and tricks for getting through high school – from students who just did
The start of the school year can be daunting for senior students, but last year’s graduates have some top tips to lessen the ...
Your next credit card might not have any numbers. Here’s why
“You don’t actually need to have it on your physical card. Right now, if you sign up for a subscription for example, you ...
Sinner clears up hamstring injury
Jannik Sinner addresses the moment he clutched at his hamstring in the Australian Open final.
Western Australians flock to beaches and parks on Australia Day.
Thousands of Western Australians have flocked to the state’s beaches and parks on Australia Day.