as well as a meme and YouTube series — has been suggested for banishment from people all over the world. While it may speak to Gen Z and Gen Alpha, “for many it is just noise.” A submission ...

David Rowe Inside Australia’s big boardrooms ... “See through a lot of the noise,” says Phil Coffey, a Macquarie Group and Lendlease director and former Westpac Banking Corp deputy CEO.

Alexander Zverev's loss to Jannik Sinner in the final of the 2025 Australian Open prompted fans to share some hilarious memes. This defeat was Zverev's third loss in a Grand Slam final ...

they become the collective property of the culture.” As a result, “no one has to answer for transgressive or hateful ideas" (2019). Third, political memes are often funny. Humor, outrage ...

The promise of immediate profits is an effective motivator. Meme coins, which are frequently promoted through viral social media campaigns, cater to this desire. According to research ...

The newly launched $Trump and $Melania “meme coins”, backed by the US President and his wife, tanked spectacularly on the day of his inauguration. The then ...

Image: Jack Draper defeated home favourite Thanasi Kokkinakis during their second-round match at the Australian Open Jack ... and wants the fans to bring more noise for his third-round clash ...

Paula Badosa responded to a humorous cartoon depiction of her third-round controversy at the 2025 Australian Open involving her boyfriend Stefanos Tsitsipas. The Spaniard has repeatedly clarified ...

Mullets in Australia. Ice swimming in Norway. Strict rules in Switzerland. These national features are united by their ability to surprise the British, according to a new ranking of culture shocks ...

Meme coins, it seems, are back in a big way. The first meme coin – a moniker for a digital token that has no underlying quality other than its popularity – was arguably Dogecoin, created as a ...