Bronte Gossling
Bronte Gossling is a reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, WAtoday and Brisbane Times.
It’s raining. Your weather app says it’s sunny. Why?
Many loads of washing have fallen prey to an inaccurate forecast, but whose fault is it? Meteorologists, algorithms, weather apps – or those who use them?
- Bronte Gossling
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The kids are watching the AI job carnage. What are they going to do?
Asking Gen Z to decide what career to pursue is an increasingly difficult task. Experts say there is “absolutely no occupation that is completely immune from AI”.
- Bronte Gossling
As some hoard petrol, here’s our last line of defence against a fuel shortage
Australia has 36 days’ supply of petrol stored in vast containers around the country. Whether that is enough is up for debate.
- Nick Toscano and Bronte Gossling
‘Would you like to hear why I can’t sweat?’: Andrew’s disastrous alibi planned in private meeting
Three days before sitting down for the interview that triggered his downfall, the former Duke of York pulled a journalist aside and revealed the strategy he thought would clear his name.
- Bronte Gossling
Ritalin use, sleep quality, NAPLAN: How Australia will know if the social media ban has worked
Medical and education records of thousands of children will be monitored for years in a study evaluating the success of the Albanese government’s signature policy.
- Bronte Gossling
Todd Carney wants to call his son King Daryl. Problem is, it’s one of 89 banned baby names
Ikea, Smelly, Cyanide and Dalai Lama are also not allowed in Australia, but Methamphetamine Rules has been leaving a few people very confused.
- Bronte Gossling
They’re huge stars – but when they die, fans are being asked to pay the bills
Within 10 days, two high-profile actors died and their families asked fans for financial support. The requests haven’t gone down well with everybody.
- Bronte Gossling
After all the scandals, protests, confessions and crashes, Italy sticks its Games landing
The Winter Olympics have come to a close in Verona, Italy pulling off a successful event despite extreme difficulties. It was also Australia’s most successful outing in this Olympic format.
- Billie Eder, Vince Rugari, Jake Niall and Bronte Gossling
The boy from western Sydney already conquered Hollywood. So what now?
Keiynan Lonsdale spent most of his 20s on back-to-back, big-budget productions. Despite his success, he knew something was missing.
- Bronte Gossling
Another Wuthering Heights controversy? In Sydney, Margot Robbie responds to the outrage
Helming a polarising adaptation of one of history’s most well-known novels was never going to be an easy task. The Australian actress has opened up about “weathering the storm”.
- Bronte Gossling