A new generation of Australian hotels is redefining the space where design and a sense of place converge.

Coloured baths, textiles and the return of a retro item are among the top trends.

To emulate the effortlessness of fashion’s favourite decade, think stainless steel, cult designs and an overstuffed sofa.

In our spring Homes special, we visit the eclectic cottage of a fashion stylist, peek inside Australia’s hottest (and best designed) hotels, and more.

Families are struggling to afford necessities for their children's education as costs continue to increase for school supplies, groceries and rent.

The United States, China and India lead the world when tourism is measured by economic power. Ask where the industry creates the greatest employment opportunities, and Croatia, the Maldives, El Salvador and The Gambia each lead their income group. For tourism ministers making the case for more investment, the distinction matters. A sector can generate billions, but who gets a share of the work?

Volvo's high-riding electric liftback is among the quietest, most refined and most comfortable cars in its class, but it's far from perfect.

Gustav Mahler’s rarely performed Symphony No 8, a work requiring such a large orchestra and choir it is known as “Symphony of a Thousand”, finally received its Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra premiere on Saturday, heralding an ambitious new chapter as the 26-year-old Finnish conductor Tarmo Peltokoski officially took the podium as music director. The 5pm performance at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre involved nearly 600 musicians and singers from six choirs: the Hong Kong Philharmonic Chorus; the...

B.C.'s Human Rights Tribunal has ordered LifeLabs and a subsidiary to pay three transgender and non-binary people $32,000 for "injury to their dignity" after the staff at the company misgendered and outed them at service centres in Vancouver and Burnaby in 2019.

A lonely highway, a traumatized son, and up to 20 people in need of urgent care after a horrific bus crash: that's the situation Rich Rogers found himself in Wednesday morning along Highway 39, just south of Mackenzie, B.C. A former firefighter, he spoke to reporters about the toll it can take and the importance of supporting first responders.