Remnants of the 130-tonne, 250-metre-long toxic mass of sewage, fat, grease and rubbish found clogging a sewer last year go on display at the Museum of London to preserve a symbol of contemporary history.

There was a time when washing your hair — and waiting for it to dry — was seen as a perfectly acceptable excuse to decline an invitation out. Naturally, the French, with their impeccable sense of style, were the first to come up with a solution.

Once a year Sydney's Central railway station turns into a sweaty sea of black sideburn wigs and tight jumpsuits to honour the King.

One in 50 festival-goers were found with drugs at a music event in Sydney's eastern suburbs on a weekend that saw nearly 150 people caught with illicit substances — including at an under-18s festival.

How do you write music that can live up to ABBA? Kate Miller-Heidke and Keir Nuttall explain their approach to writing songs for the Muriel's Wedding musical.