Last week on Saturday Extra we were talking about the return of the budgie smuggler to the catwalks and beaches of the northern hemisphere.This week we delve into reports that leggings are dead and baggy work-out gear is in.To help make sense of all it all, Nick turned to fashion writer, Glynis Traill-Nash.
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How will AI affect our democracy?
Peter Lewis and Lizzie O'Shea from Digital Rights Watch will be running live panels around Australia asking 'How Can Democracy Survive AI?'
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"Hope" after Hamas announces release of remaining hostages in Gaza
Efrat Machikawa is a member of the Hostages Families Forum and her uncle Gadi Moses was released by Hamas after 482 days.She says she is grateful for President Trump's leadership and hopes that all the hostages will be released soon, and that there can be an end to the war.
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The story of Australian restaurateur’s iconic Shanghai restaurant: M on the Bund
For 23 years, one of Shanghai's key attractions was a restaurant run by Australian woman Michelle Garnaut.M on the Bund was known for western fine-dining, a welcoming atmosphere, chamber music concerts, parties, and its glorious views — a vantage point from which to watch Shanghai and China change.After 23 years, Michelle closed its busy doors for the last time, and filmmaker Luo Tong captured the restaurant's final weeks on camera.
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Can Trump win the Nobel Peace Prize?
This year's Nobel peace prize is being announced in Oslo on Friday.In the past, the award has gone to Nelson Mandela, Mother Theresa, the Reverend Dr Martin Luther King Jr., and the journalist Maria Ressa.Three sitting or former US presidents are also Nobel laureates — Woodrow Wilson, Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama.Donald Trump would like to add his name to that list, and he has been nominated by several world leaders.But how accurate are his claims that he has solved seven conflicts in seven months?
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