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Maggie Raworth going makeup-free on national TV shouldn’t be a big deal: ‘It’s actually sad’
“I’ve just never actually said, ‘I’m not wearing any makeup’. I’ve never made it a big deal.”
Photography
The photos that stopped the nation over the last two centuries
As selected by the Sydney Morning Herald's chief photographer, Kate Geraghty.
Kate has been running into danger for photos like this for 25 years
She's taken the Australian public into war zones through her camera lens.
Vulture waits in background of deeply confronting photo
One of the most confronting photos of all time was published by The New York Times on March 26, 1993.
Dramatic images show shocking before-and-after scenes in flooded Queensland city
Streets, cars and homes went underwater as the Burnett River peaked at 7.4 metres.
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Who was really in iconic wartime photograph?
The image showing American troops at the Battle of Iwo Jima was taken on February 23, 1945, but it took decades before their true identities were revealed.
China welcomes world leaders for military parade in Beijing's Tiananmen Square
In front of a 10,000-strong crowd, Chinese leader Xi Jinping praised armed forces and said China was ready to take a leading role in the world.
The Aussie city with the most 'sought-after' views
Not one but two big celestial events are on the horizon.
'The ritual I always do when I get back from holiday'
It's old-fashioned, sure, but it's worth it.
Australia's neighbour named as world's most Instagrammable island
No wonder we love it so much.