Nour Haydar

21 hours ago | theguardian.com | Nour Haydar |Karishma Luthria |Miles Herbert |Camilla Hannan |Hannah Parkes

The Greens were on a high – until they weren’t. This election left the minor party almost entirely wiped out in the House of Representatives and without its leader Adam Bandt. Ahead of a vote on who will take the party forward, the former Greens leader Richard Di Natale speaks to Nour Haydar on what lessons can be learned from the election result and where to now for the minor party• You can support the Guardian at theguardian.com/fullstorysupport

2 days ago | theguardian.com | Nour Haydar |Tom McIlroy |Miles Herbert |Karishma Luthria |Allison Chan |Camilla Hannan | +1 more

The election campaign drama continues, with Labor today swearing in a new cabinet to lead the country and the Coalition also firming up its leaders for a second term in opposition. And on Thursday, the Greens will decide who will fill Adam Bandt’s shoes after he lost his seat. Chief political correspondent Tom McIlroy talks to Nour Haydar about the two very different leadership battles in Australian politics this week – and who’s in and out of Albanese’s new-look cabinet.

1 week ago | theguardian.com | Nour Haydar |Alyx Gorman |Allison Chan |Karishma Luthria |Eelemarni Close-Brown |Daniel Semo | +1 more

Australian cookbook author Nagi Maehashi promises her caramel slice recipe actually works. That the caramel won’t be runny and that it won’t crack or ooze when cut. She shared the recipe on her widely popular website RecipeTin Eats several years ago, and then last year, noticed a recipe with uncanny similarities in a bestselling book by Brisbane bakery owner Brooke Bellamy.

3 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Nour Haydar |Rafqa Touma |Camilla Hannan

Debate about influencers, content creators and their role in political commentary and coverage has made this election campaign different from previous years. At the same time, the demographic split of voters has also changed significantly: for the first time, gen Z and millennial voters will outnumber baby boomers.

3 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Nour Haydar

When Israel shattered the ceasefire in Gaza last month and resumed its large-scale bombardment, the British-Australian doctor Mohammed Mustafa had just clocked off at the emergency department of what was the last fully functioning hospital in Gaza City. “It was so intense that the windows blew off their hinges and I had fallen out of my bed,” he tells Guardian Australia’s Full Story podcast.