We all know the stereotypes about throwing another shrimp on the barbie, and greeting one another with 'how you going', but new Australian slang terms are no longer entering our vocabulary.

The classic Aussie habit of calling someone “champ ... Gen Z heavily dislikes the slang term and sees it as an insult rather than a friendly nickname. In fact, they’ve got zero tolerance ...

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Our new research shows that, far from being “affectionate”, the phrase fuzzy wuzzy angel is best understood in this context – ...

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As a native New Yorker, Mary Carillo is quite familiar with various forms of slang. As she herself would put it, this woman knows her onions. So naturally, Carillo was intrigued to understand the ...

But Telstra says there's another worrisome trend on the rise, with scammers making use of AI-generated slang phrases ... to parliament that would allow the Australian Communications and Media ...