I spent months taste-testing 15 tinned fish varieties. These are the ones worth buying
I ate tinned fish from Fishwife tuna to Wildish salmon while traveling to Japan and working in New York to find the best
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Watkins replaces injured Smithies in England squad
Kallum Watkins is called up as a late replacement to England's Rugby League World Cup squad after Morgan Smithies is forced to withdraw through injury.
Trump, Vance attack Democratic candidates as midterms near
CNN News Central's John Berman discusses the state of the 2026 midterms with CNN Anchor and Chief Washington Correspondent Jake Tapper.
Hollywood Minute: Our first look at ‘Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew’
The adaptation of the C.S. Lewis book heads to theaters, 'Girls' to return after a decade, and Matchbox 20 celebrates 30 years. David Daniel reports.
Gary Waddell dies aged 74: the brilliant Australian actor who turned small roles into great ones
Waddell appeared in countless films and TV shows, often as rough-as-guts characters, though he was rarely given the screen time he deserved
World
Australian supermarket mustard taste test: the most intense is ‘an excellent torture device’
In a taste test of almost 40 jars, Nicholas Jordan and friends experience the full spectrum of mustard experiences, from the timid to the nuclear.
World
‘I must continue until I die’: inside the fight to bring Iran’s thriving art scene to the world
Amid economic sanctions and ongoing conflict, a new initiative is returning Iran’s artists to the international spotlight
World
Tip or skip? How US-style tipping culture is creeping into Australia
The rise of cashless prompt screens is compelling customers to tip to avoid awkwardness rather than reward service. But who actually pockets the gratuity?
World
Vitamin patches have their grip on the wellness industry: but is the fad only skin deep? | Antiviral
Experts peel back the evidence to see whether any of the health claims about vitamin patches stick – or whether it’s the placebo effect at work
Women’s Rugby League World Cup shapes as tighest yet as gap closes on hosts Australia | Megan Maurice
The three-time world champion Jillaroos maintain a strong edge but their title defence may be under threat from New Zealand and England
Politics
Tax changes to discretionary trusts are likely – what is happening and why are some Australians upset?
Most Australians don’t use trusts, but the government’s planned changes to the tax status of them has proven controversial The Albanese government on Wednesday introduced into...
Business
The new Western Sydney International airport is about to open. Will it be cheaper to get to and fly from?
Fares for domestic and international flights out of Sydney’s newest airport are still comparable with Kingsford Smith airport – but at least the parking’s cheaper Western...
Business
When a tobacco shop opened next door, a Melbourne couple’s dream cafe went up in smoke: ‘It felt like a warzone’
A vegan cafe in North Fitzroy is the latest victim of a spate of suspected firebombings of tobacconists For five months, Ashish Sharma and Manali Purohit scoured Facebook...
World
Ready player one? Why the games arcade is having a rebirth
After years of sprawling, never-ending games, players are rediscovering the pleasures of shorter, more focused experiences. Could a new wave of independent arcades bring back...
Entertainment
“Winnie the Pooh” turns 100
The book "Winnie the Pooh" has turned 100 years old. CNN's Anna Stewart reports on Pooh Bear's legacy and shows us Ashdown Forest, the inspiration for the book's setting.
Sports
Martínez lets rip as Manchester United’s dirty laundry gets a very public airing
As ringing endorsements from the punditocracy go, not being quite as terrible as they were against Spurs was just about the best Manchester United could hope for after Atlético...
Politics
Closer EU trade ties greater prize for UK than making separate deals, minister says
Exclusive: Douglas Alexander, on trade delegation to India, talks up economic benefits of joint trading arrangements with Europe
Politics
Anti-government student protests in Albania turn violent – video
Student protests in Albania turned violent overnight, with demonstrators smashing shop windows and rioting as police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse crowds...