Stephanie Peatling

The word you’re looking for to describe today is clusterfracas. It gives a sense of the chaos and inexplicable ridiculousness of the situation and can be used in front of all age groups.

@anguslivingston Also, surprisingly, the Senate.

"Female, 26.6 years old and Tasmanian: The perfect recipe for gold at the Games" - I can promise I had nothing to do with this headline, it just is the facts smh.com.au/sport/female-2…

@hijessicayun Sunisa Lee's dad in the NYT: John Lee said in an interview that he wanted Suni to “do some work, stay in Minnesota and go to school.” nytimes.com/2024/07/29/wor…

reading this nearly sent me into an aneurysm

@AmyRemeikis This is basically the point of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, right? A showcase of the merits of both but the dying at the end is a metaphor for your brain exploding when you can't choose. Although the choice is Paul, obv.

It is my fervent belief, that no matter your sexuality, most people would want to sleep with 70s Paul Newman or Robert Redford. Both if the chance came up.

$1.2 million of ACT taxpayers' money.

@Sue_Dunlevy Colleagues and readers will miss your incisive, intelligent reporting Sue. Tough times for the industry but may your next moves be wonderful.

Good evening to my husband who pointed out de Minaur is an anagram of 'die Munar".

@ViscountBrooky @theage 😍😍😍

@srpeatling @theage Suits me?

New job @theage

@latikambourke It's like when Sky had Carson for interest rate day.

@srpeatling I actually can't stop watching it. Up to 4 x replays already.

This really is amazing.

What does the Dunkley byelection result mean? "Peter Dutton was counting on an angry protest vote in the Dunkley byelection to humiliate the government and prove the Liberal Party could retake power in Canberra," @CroweDM writes. smh.com.au/politics/feder…

A very esteemed 50th anniversary to the incomparable @1RossGittins: "Over 50 years I’ve written over 5000 columns, and worked for 16 editors. I’ve covered 50 federal budgets, 19 federal elections, & seen 11 prime ministers & 16 treasurers come and go." smh.com.au/national/fifty…

Australian father Yang Hengjun has been sentenced to death by a Chinese court, but his life could be spared after a two-year-reprieve for good behaviour, reports @ErykBagshaw smh.com.au/world/asia/yan…

@anguslivingston @swrighteconomy Remember the film google doc?

@srpeatling @swrighteconomy This is ......... Shane and I need to write a book about pop culture things the kids need to know so they don't embarrass themselves

me trying to explain to the office who Tommy Emmanuel is: okay imagine an acoustic guitarist who does covers of songs but he doesn't sing and he's also incredibly famous and successful... we don't have famous acoustic guitarists in this country anymore

@sarahvmac @hwinkler4real I interviewed him aaaages ago and one of the most kind, thoughtful people I've ever had the pleasure of talking to.

"The lesson from the opening round of a very long tax argument is simple: know your target, and don’t get distracted," writes @CroweDM . "That’s a lesson Anthony Albanese seems to understand, while Peter Dutton can easily lose sight of the real target." smh.com.au/politics/feder…

After he won the Australian Open on Sunday Jannik Sinner looked to his coach, Darren Cahill, smiled and said: "Our story came true." The Australian coach spoke to @Peter_Fitz. smh.com.au/sport/tennis/o…

Forza is the new vamos.

Look how sweet! In his little cardy. Bless.