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Celebrity interviews

• One thing Gladiator II star Paul Mescal's sister won't let him escape even when he's halfway across the world

• Danish actress Connie Nielsen's message to Australians about Tasmanian-born Queen Mary

• 'He laughs in the face of every rule imaginable': Gladiator II star Fred Hechinger reveals what it's like working with Ridley Scott

• Secret weapon Gladiator II's Connie Nielsen has up her sleeve gives her a 'real sense of power'

• Bonnie Anderson blew the whole of Australia away with her talent at just 12 years old. Then she lost her voice

• 'Constantly going from friends to enemies': Chris Hemsworth's relatable trick when his and Elsa Pataky's children fight

• 'Smartest move they ever made': Aaron Taylor-Johnson's co-star weighs in on James Bond casting rumours

• Five casual words from a sound engineer – and a family farm – saw INXS' Andrew Farriss greet his new chapter with open arms

• Superman star's seven words of advice to Milly Alcock as Aussie actress gears up for biggest role yet

• 'Daunting' revelation after Superman star Brandon Routh was cast in the biggest role of his life

• Truth behind Bridgerton star Luke Newton's mullet hairstyle revealed on surprise Australia trip

• 'It's terrifying': How Nicola Coughlan and Luke Newton prepared to helm the most anticipated season of one of the world's most popular shows

• 'A bit tough sometimes': Shannon Noll's advice to son Blake Noll as he follows in his famous father's footsteps

• How Miranda Kerr and Evan Spiegel make their relationship work while juggling four kids and two major companies

• Miranda Kerr was followed by a bodyguard backstage at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show but it wasn’t for her own protection

• Miranda Kerr reveals touching way she's honouring her late grandparents' legacy with her four sons

• Side to Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr 'people still don't realise' after decades-long career

• 'They're born into it': The Crown star weighs in on Princess of Wales controversy after diagnosis

  • This was picked up by a plethora of global news outlets, including People, The New York Post and The Daily Mail.

• 'Gruelling' 12-week programme Challengers star had to follow before filming

• 'A lot of people feeling lost': Why record-breaking Aussie artist Tones and I's new project is needed now more than ever

• 'Completely false': The one thing many people have wrong about Costeen Hatzi

• 'It's still scary': How Natalie Bassingthwaighte and Pip Loth are navigating their new relationship in the spotlight

• 'Sad fact' award-winning actor Damon Herriman says Australian stars are forced to face in Hollywood

• How West Ham teammates and girlfriends Mackenzie Arnold and Kirsty Smith approach working together

• 'Really scared': Moment everyone realised Sydney Sweeney had been bitten by spider on set in Australia

• Ross Lynch is viewed by millions daily but there are three words in particular fans search for

• 'Sorry can you say that one more time': The Wiggles' John Pearce responds to colourful nickname

• Why Aussie actress Claudia Karvan almost missed the ARIA Awards red carpet

• 'What can't he do?': Why Chantelle Otten is 'so proud' of boyfriend Dylan Alcott

• 'There would have been fisticuffs': How Anthony Field's refusal to wear The Wiggles' yellow skivvy paid off years later

• Country singer Morgan Evans reveals why he ditches his 'unnatural' Australian accent to sing

• 'Don't do it': Why comedy isn't always a laughing matter for Aussie stars like Gabbi Bolt

• What Tom Cruise was thinking as he did his most death-defying Mission: Impossible stunt yet

• 'Can't be taken away from you': Hayley Atwell's advice for women and young girls looking up to her

• How 'amazing women' helped The Little Mermaid's Halle Bailey to rise above the #NotMyAriel vitriol

• Newly-minted Disney villain Melissa McCarthy reveals what she 'may or may not have' stolen from The Little Mermaid set

• 'People feel like they can say whatever they want': Aussie superstar Cody Simpson on why fame isn't all it's cracked up to be

• Aussie musician Peach PRC copped hate for her cover of Teenage Dirtbag – but Wheatus told her they loved it

• Aussie musician G Flip is dating Selling Sunset's Chrishell Stause but they're more than just her partner

• Out of all the fluids the cast of The Boys gets drenched in, Jack Quaid says fake vomit is the most 'refreshing'

• Robyn Lawley is 'honoured' to headline Australian Fashion Week's first size-inclusive show, but says runways are still 'in the Dark Ages'

• 'You're kind of the inspiration': How TikTok star Millie Ford told her mum she was viral

• Sex Education's Ncuti Gatwa and Aimée Lou Wood are moving away from people pleasing

• How FlexMami is training hundreds of thousands of people to respect her personal boundaries

• Awkwafina was 'blown away' when she saw Shang-Chi in cinemas for the first time and not just because of the storyline

• Never Have I Ever's Maitreyi Ramakrishnan felt the pressure going into Season 2, but Devi was made for her

• Tom Hiddleston may be the titular character, but it's the women of Loki that shine

Exclusives

• 'Worst' thing Tim Davies has ever had to do live on air is what makes him loved worldwide: 'I really battled through that morning'

• Hayley Hasselhoff has a famous father but she's made a name for herself with something more powerful

• Hundreds of Aussie parents pulled their kids out of school to see one man. Here's why

• Love Stories: 'Shock wave' hit INXS star Andrew Farriss and Marlina Neeley four months after their wedding – and it made them stronger

• 'No one really wants to be a goalkeeper': Mackenzie Arnold reveals how the tide turned after Australia's Matildas-mania

• 'Never be ashamed': The one food principle Queen Camilla's son Tom Parker Bowles swears by

• 'We've been a bit scared to show that in the past': Why Melbourne Demons star Christian Petracca is opening up his kitchen to AFL fans

• Aussie Olympian Lisa Curry's blunt response to teammates' comment speaks to wider women's health issue

• Why Bambi Fairy's 'adoption' by Home and Away star Mat Stevenson is more than a piece of social media content

• 'We have a long way to go': Dom and Maria Thattil's call to action after sobering reminder of 'why we march'

• 'Not everybody liked it': The vitriol Aussie drag king Sexy Galexy didn't expect to face

• Gymnastics Australia's new world-first initiative after Australian Human Rights Commission's investigation into 'toxic' culture claims

• Deni Todorovič on the complexity of coming out in regional Australia with limited representation

• Calls for curriculum reform as new research reveals a majority of Australians aren't adequately educated about menstrual health

• Young filmmaker's sweet moment with Oscar winner Bong Joon-ho after they were locked out of a Sydney bar

• Grace Hyland says she 'hates' being politicised as the transgender community is 'the antithesis of a political issue'

• Students in New Zealand want mandatory consent education, but say those in power aren't listening to their voices

• 'Why is the rest of the world finding fat women attractive but in Australia it really is a repellent?'

• 'We are systematically failed by the people who we are supposed to look at for leadership and hope'

• 'I could save a sick child's life by donating my blood, but because I have sex with a man, I'm not allowed to'

• How one Aussie woman's tech startup is preventing gender-based violence across the globe

• Olympic diver Brittany O'Brien was excited to share her athletic prowess online, until she looked at the comments

• 'You feel ashamed': Mel Greig opens up about falling for alleged dating scam

• Three-part series on Australians facing immigration issues when it comes to relocating their non-Australian partners on home soil:

  • 'We're longing to start a family, but the government is denying us the right'

  • 'It's easier to get out than in': Why Aussies are considering leaving the country for love

  • Wife awaiting visa to visit her husband in Australia calls the Novak Djokovic saga 'a slap in the face'

Viral TikToks

• Why Paul Mescal’s voice sounds so different in Gladiator II

• Paul Mescal confirms he sees your fan edits

• Brian Tyree Henry dodges big Aaron Taylor-Johnson question

• Why Luke Newton loves his mullet

• Bridgerton stars walk into Bowral screening

• How Heartbreak High changed Thomas Weatherall’s life

• Rating everything I ate at the Sydney Royal Easter Show and how much it cost

• Robert Irwin and Rorie Buckey break up

• Crown Princess Mary to become Queen Mary of Denmark

• Mackenzie Arnold reveals the best Matilda to sit next to on the team bus

• Which Matildas wedding Mackenzie Arnold is most looking forward to

• What happened the last time Ross Lynch saw his former co-star Laura Marano

• How Ross Lynch reacted when he saw Troye Sivan in drag for the first time

• How MAFS' Domenica Calarco feels about ex Jack Millar’s new baby

• Paralympians allowed to display Olympic ring tattoo as bizarre ban reversed

  • I was one of the first in the world to cover the tattoo ban in the lead up to the Paralympic Games Paris 2024, with many domestic and global news outlets following suit in the days after, including News.com.au, The Mirror, and ITV.com.

  • The International Paralympic Committee ended up reversing the ban following this coverage, which was also covered worldwide.

• EXCLUSIVE: Coach's five magic words to embattled Ian Thorpe before 'Race of the Century'

• Christian Petracca says rediscovery of Melbourne 'brand' behind sudden form surge

• Cody Simpson slams 'ridiculous' commentary, drops hint on future post-Paris Olympics

Bushfire royal commission signals need for Zali Steggall's Climate Act

Bushfire survivors can’t go through another Black Summer, but without climate action on a federal government level, they might have to.

We've faced worse pandemics

Pathogens, plagues, and pestilences have been around since the bodies that house them. Bronte Gossling shows us that COVID-19 isn’t the first global pandemic, and it won’t be the last.

A shorter version of this article appeared in The Comma’s 2020 Annual Edition.

No cheer for beer lovers

A tax cut for boutique breweries is not expected to translate into cheaper craft beer for consumers.

Push for safe zones across border

NSW may have voted for and implemented safe access zones, but some states in Australia still have a long way to go - not just for safe access, but pregnancy termination laws in general.

Holidays with Kids checks into ... Flash Camp at Coolendel

Bronte Gossling discovers all there is to glamping with Flash Camp, where glamour and the great outdoors meet to form a pop-up bush hotel on New South Wales’ South Coast.

Make the most of the Gold Coast

Bronte Gossling explores all the family fun at the favourite destination’s theme parks.

29 reasons to take your kids to Canberra, now!

Bronte Gossling discovers there’s plenty of fun to be found in the capital rain, hail or shine.

Cuddle crazy

Bronte Gossling discovers the up-close and personal animal encounters that will leave the kids in a happy daze.

More to see in Fiji

We round up Fiji’s newest family hotel, transport and attraction offerings.

The ultimate family holiday bucket list

Need some holiday inspiration? Bronte Gossling reveals the dream destinations that should be on your family’s ultimate bucket list.

Also published online.

Bali's best beach clubs

Famous for its beaches, temples, rice paddies and spicy food, Bali also has a raft of quality beach clubs to try. Bronte Gossling explores all these offerings, where you can discover the real Bali without having to leave your sun lounger.

The world's most awesome family tours

From new perspectives on classic destinations to thrilling adventures in far-flung locales, Bronte Gossling uncovers the family tours that will awe travellers of all ages.

Suite dreams

Gone are the days where location and a comfy bed were coveted accommodation holiday essentials. Bronte Gossling and Andrew Woodward discover there’s so much more to enjoy in these fantastical family suites.

Christmas around the world

Bronte Gossling explores some of the family-friendly destinations that truly bring the spirit of Christmas back to life.

The world’s best hotel water parks

Bronte Gossling dives into the world’s best hotel water parks that have become family holiday destinations in their own right.

Hotel review: HOSHINOYA Bali

Tucked away in the scenic hills of Ubud, HOSHINOYA Bali resort is one of the most luxurious and relaxing destinations on the island. Holidays with Kids discovers that this reputation is well-earned.

Also published online.

Hotel review: Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort

Indulge in French sophistication and Balinese culture against a backdrop of the glimmering Indian Ocean.

Hotel review: AVANI Broadbeach Gold Coast Residences

The whole family will appreciate the homely comforts of the spacious apartments in this brand-new innovative hotel in trendy, upmarket Broadbeach.

Hotel review: The Islander Noosa Resort

Just a short bike ride from Noosa Main Beach, The Islander Noosa Resort offers relaxed riverfront accommodation for families looking to unwind on the Sunshine Coast.

Hotel review: Turtle Beach Resort

Only a short walk from the beach, and a hop, skip and jump away from the region’s popular theme parks, Turtle Beach Resort is the go-to for a memorable Gold Coast holiday experience.

Hotel review: InterContinental Bali Resort

Indulge the whole family in the comforts of this five-star resort, located in idyllic Jimbaran Bay.

Hotel review: Shangri-La's Fijian Resort & Spa

Discover the adventure, relaxation and culture of the Coral Coast at this family-favourite resort.

The top 9 rooftop bars in Sydney

It’s time for regular cocktail bars and beer gardens to move on over. Bronte Gossling discovers that the rising trend of rooftop bars is indicative of a new era – one that appreciates the view from a fresh establishment as much as, if not more than, the atmosphere and the drinks themselves.

In Signature Luxury Travel Spa & Wellness: An ancient indulgence

Drawing on the age-old restorative arts of Balinese culture, The Spa at The Legian Bali enraptures all who have the fortune of stepping through its doors, as Bronte Gossling discovers.

I want it so I will have it.

Australian university administrations are focusing on reactive processes towards sexual assault on campus. Bronte Gossling discovers that survivors and students are pushing for proactive attacks on the root of the problem – Rape Culture.

Dangerous Woman

Pop culture’s captivation with mermaids speaks to an insidious truth about our perceptions and the treatment of women.

Also published online.

Bake Yourself a Cake Face

Gone are the days of blue eyeshadow and roll-on glitter - the path to glam is now accessible at a fingertip.

Your Dislike is not a Phobia

A tremble, a chill, a drop of sweat. A phobia takes your breath away; literally.