Farrah Plummer
HBO’s Euphoria is about teenage life but far from family viewing
As American parents call for HBO’s explicit, sex scene-packed drama Euphoria to be axed, an Australian child psychologist is encouraging parents to watch...
Deadly lake plane crash: Tears for ‘vibrant’ woman
The devastated family of a young woman whose body was pulled from Lake Eildon in Victoria’s alpine region after an ultralight plane...
Margot Robbie hates being called a ‘bombshell’
Margot Robbie has spilled on the one thing she never wants to be called: ‘bombshell’. The 28-year-old admitted she felt “like a...
Alexa’s listening to everything. Here are the other devices invading your privacy
Amazon’s new and improved virtual assistant system Alexa is set to become another shade of creepy, with plans to record every conversation...
The day the music died: Apple pitched to end iTunes and the download era
As subscription-style music streaming becomes the norm and vinyl sales savour a heyday, Apple is set to drive the final nail into...
Teenage girls stop playing sport at 15, study shows
One in every two Australian girls are quitting sport by the age of 15, startling research on teenage participation in sport has...
Some surprise nominations for this year’s Logies and Foxtel bags more than 20
The Gold Logie nominees have been revealed – and there’s more than a few surprise contenders – but the TV Week editor...
Why researchers say Australia is the best place to be an online racist
Facebook has pledged to shut down hate speech months after the mass broadcast of the Christchurch mosque massacre. But it has raised...
Authorities call for urgent action on water savings amid ‘millennium drought’ conditions
Major Australian cities are facing conditions at the level of the “millennium drought” – one of the nation’s worst dry spells –...
Nike campaign causes another controversy over underarm hair advertisement
A Nike advertisement showing a woman proudly presenting her underarm hair has caused a cacophony of social media comments. But advertising researchers...