Sydney — Australia's quasi-official Macquarie Dictionary has picked "ens***tification" as the word of 2024, tapping into a growing sense that once-great digital services are bad and getting worse.

Anti-Japanese feeling dies hard in Australia. Last week ... Said Menzies wearily: “You only have to mention the word Japanese for it to be worth three headlines.” Contact us at letters@ ...

The soaring popularity of Australia's women's soccer team has prompted the Australian National University (ANU) to dub 'Matilda' as its 2023 word of the year. Australians were transfixed by the ...

"Matilda" was picked as Australia's word of the year on Wednesday after the national football team's historic run to the semi-finals of their home Women's World Cup. Nicknamed the "Matildas", the ...

The Macquarie Dictionary, considered the standard reference on Australian English, has named "enshittification” as its 2024 Word of the Year. It's a term that was coined by British-Canadian ...

The word is commonly used in British English and countries that use it include Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. Canadian traveller Josiah Hein shocked at the word fortnight. Picture ...

Frustration at Australia's two largest supermarket companies was cited as inspiration for Australia's new Word of the Year. Photo / William West of AFP, File Anger at grocery prices and some ...

Anger at grocery prices and some supermarket policies has been blamed – or credited – for inspiring Australia’s Word of the Year. “Colwesorth” is a blended word used in reference to the ...