Here’s what it costs to live in the 10 hottest cities for the super rich
Homes in these prestigious neighborhoods and along sparkling coasts are drawing rich homebuyers.
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Inside the pawn shop for the ultra-rich
From rare Rolexes and Birkin bags to multimillion-dollar art collections, wealthy borrowers are unlocking quick cash from luxury assets—skipping banks and paperwork in favor of speed and discretion.
Australia’s public holidays 2026: How to maximise your leave days
Easter is fast approaching, and with it comes one of the best chances to stretch your annual leave further. Here’s how to map out the 2026 public holiday calendar and turn a handful of days off into extended breaks.
The highest-paid actors of 2025
Adam Sandler continues to laugh all the way to bankability as Hollywood’s top earner. And the youngest-ever newcomer joins the salary A-List this year along with an actress who came out of retirement.
Apple announces $899 laptop
The news comes one day after the tech giant raised prices on its new generation of signature models.
When and where you can see the ‘blood moon’ in Australia tonight
A striking ‘blood moon’ will be visible across Australia tonight, 3rd March 2026, when the moon turns a deep copper red in the night sky.
Gold Coast’s $1.5bn Trump Tower promises to be ‘Australia’s tallest building’
The six-star hotel and residential tower will be built in Surfers Paradise and is expected to be completed before the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.
Why we’re all rooting for Punch the monkey
An adorable little monkey named Punch has won the heart of web users after being abandoned, clutching a stuffed animal like a human child.
Taylor Swift named top-selling artist of 2025 worldwide—it’s a record sixth time at No. 1
Swift topped the global ranking off the success of “The Life of a Showgirl,” one of her most critically polarizing but commercially successful albums.
Olympian Eileen Gu goes viral after interviewer asks about ‘two golds lost’
Gu clapped back after being asked if she saw her appearance on the Olympic podium as “two silvers gained or two golds lost.”