Tourists face disruptions as Eiffel Tower shut down amid worker protests
It is the second time in two months the iconic monument, usually open 365 days a year, has been forced to close.
Melbourne Cup winner Verry Elleegant dies giving birth
The racing world is in mourning after Verry Elleegant — who won two-thirds of Australian racing's big three distance races including the Melbourne Cup — dies in France from complications giving birth to a foal.
Is there a looming crisis when it comes to soft cheeses? It's complicated
Cheese lovers are aghast at claims some French soft cheeses are "under threat" from a lack of genetic diversity in cheese cultures. But it's a bit more complicated than that.
Ben Mendelsohn is Christian Dior in The New Look, a TV show about high fashion's dark stains from WWII
Apple TV+ show The New Look brings to life a complex, rich moment in time — whether you're a fashion history buff or can barely spell Balenciaga.
How a classical guitar sparked an intercontinental love story
When Ingrid Riollot travelled from France to remote WA to collect an iconic Australian-made guitar she found something even more special.
'I don't think, I know': The story behind the infamous French sledge about Scott Morrison
Scott Morrison reveals the covert diplomatic manoeuvres behind the biggest deal of his prime ministership and how he kept it a secret from the man who could torpedo it.
Scott Morrison on how the French subs were scuttled
Talk of submarines was on the menu for a dinner with French President Emmanuel Macron but Scott Morrison had to tread carefully.
Greta Thunberg joins banned French anti-motorway protest, week after UK court case is thrown out
The Swedish climate activist joined the protest in southern France which took place despite authorities placing a ban due to "risks of serious harm to public order".
Bree Masters started sprinting on sand — and is now on track for the Olympics
Gold Coast sprinter Bree Masters switched from the sand to the track in 2019. Five years on, she is poised to burst from the blocks on the road to Paris.
Paris Olympic and Paralympic medallists to take home a piece of the Eiffel Tower
Five months from the opening of the Paris Games, organisers unveil the design of the medals for successful athletes at the Olympics and Paralympics — containing a piece of the most famous French landmark in every one.
ICYMI: Bridgerton is back, Ayo Edebiri slays SNL, Sophie-Ellis Bextor announces Aus tour, plus loads more
All the entertainment and pop culture news you might've missed, from Daft Punk's potential return to True Detective drama and more.
Paris to increase parking fees threefold for SUVs in bid to promote pedal power
The change will increase parking fees for cars of 1.6 tonnes and more, to 18 euros ($29) an hour in order to discourage "bulky, polluting" cars.
European farmers continue blockades against green laws
Convoys of tractors have gridlocked the centre of Paris for the past week, but after government concessions, blockades have now been lifted.
Highways across Europe are being blocked by tractors. This is why farmers are protesting
European farmers are angry about rising costs, environmental policies and cheap food imports — especially from Ukraine. And they're not shy about letting politicians know about it.
This riveting Oscar-nominated thriller features a perceptive dog and the sexiest lawyer in the Alps
Oscar nominee Anatomy of a Fall asks the question: how many times can a woman endure a 50 Cent instrumental before she loses her mind?
Climate activists spray soup at Mona Lisa painting in Paris
Climate protesters hurl soup at protective glass covering Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece in The Louvre museum.
'What is more important?': Environmental activists throw soup at the Mona Lisa
Protesters throw red and orange soup onto the glass protecting the famous painting to gasps from the crowd in the French capital's Louvre museum.
French constitutional court rejects hard-line immigration bill
The proposals included limiting welfare benefits for migrants and making it harder for them to bring relatives to France.
The changing face of the Winter Olympics
The first Winter Olympics featured athletes in woolly jumpers and tweed jackets with heavy wooden skis strapped to their boots. How times have changed.
Was he pushed? Did he slip? In Anatomy of a Fall, only a border collie knows the truth
Director-writer Justine Triet discusses the slipperiness of truth in her Palme D'Or-winning courtroom drama, Anatomy of a Fall.
Analysis
analysis:It's been 48 years since an Australian man won the Australian Open — can de Minaur break that drought?
Is it easier to win your home grand slam than any other major? Some stats suggest that top players are more likely to win at home, but it's not as simple as that, Simon Smale writes.
Analysis
analysis:In an Olympic year, Djokovic is eyeing a feat only seen once before. The first step is to win in Melbourne
Novak Djokovic has won almost everything he can possibly win in tennis. But 2024 offers one final opportunity to achieve the sport's most elusive and exclusive feat — a golden slam.
Gabriel Attal becomes France's youngest and first openly gay PM
Embattled French President Emmanuel Macron has made the historic appointment in a bid to revitalise his political fortunes.
Macron appoints youngest and first openly gay French prime minister
French media is reporting he will replace Elisabeth Borne, who resigned earlier this week.
David Bowie celebrated in Paris with street honouring his legacy
The sign was unveiled on what would have been the musician's 77th birthday.