Australian flotilla participants join ICC case, alleging abuse in Israeli custody
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Newest first · UTC+11:00Cydnee is chasing Australia's football peak. She's already overcome more than most
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The making of Hong Kong’s champion jockey: Zac Purton credits wife Nicole for his success | South China Morning Post
Australian jockey needs just one more win to hit magic career milestone of 2,000 wins.
‘I can’t recall’: Waugh’s awkward court grilling airs rugby’s dirty laundry
The assessment that there would be no winners from the Melbourne Rebels v Rugby Australia court case was borne out in painful fashion at the Federal Court in Melbourne on Thursday.
· Paul Cully
How much it costs to live in Sydney’s most expensive suburb
Buy an average kind of house on a middling piece of land in what’s become Australia’s priciest suburb – and you’ll have no change left from a staggering $11 million.
· Sue Williams
Trump lashes out after judge stops him renaming Kennedy Centre after himself
Property News: Australia's most popular suburbs in every capital city.
· Nick Pearson
Aussies lose more than $400 a year to these pesky fees
Property News: Australia's most popular suburbs in every capital city.
· Maddison Skipper
'Like I'd been ripped off': Life after a Parkinson's diagnosis at 41
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· Mackenzie Archer
Big-wave surfing 'pioneer', 43, dies at remote NSW break, doing what he loved
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· Grace Crivellaro
Australian frontman for offshore shell companies faces extradition to US
Topic:Law, Crime and Justice
· Grace Tobin
'Perfect storm' for corruption: IOC petition targets Brisbane's 2032 Olympic stadium plan
Topic:Olympic Games Venues
· Tom Hartley
Trump still has total control of the GOP - and that could doom them
Property News: Australia's most popular suburbs in every capital city.
· Adam Vidler
Australia's winter forecast is in – and it's not what many were expecting
Property News: Suburbs where house values rose most in the past 12 months.
· Tilli Andrew
Wren and Albie want to stop Macca's from coming to their historic town
Auto news: These are Australia's safest roads.
· April Glover
Australia's resource boom created billions. Did the country miss its chance?
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Why builders can’t stack up affordable housing despite being needed more than ever
There’s huge demand for affordable housing in Brisbane, but a perfect storm of circumstances means not much of it is being built.
· William Davis
Bullying, racism, homophobia met with silence in grassroots footy
Topic:Australian Rules Football
· Marnie Vinall
Victoria Beckham is ‘quite obsessed’ with this hair hack
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· Hannah Southwick
Italiano Cristian Volpato cambia su elegibilidad para formar parte de la selección australiana
Foto del 30 de diciembre del 2023, Cristian Volpato del Sassuolo controla el balón en el encuentro ante el AC Milan en la Serie A. (AP Foto/Antonio Calanni, Archivo)
‘We took them for granted’: Australia’s cities are losing their stars
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· Caitlin Fitzsimmons
The senior ministers, an unholy alliance and the documents the government doesn’t want you to see
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Alex de Minaur knocked out of French Open after letting lead slip
Australian goes down 0-6 6-2 6-2 6-3 to Jakub Mensik
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We’re working harder than ever. So why don’t the metrics show it?
Economists warn that Australia’s productivity is lagging on the global stage, ranking second last among OECD countries, better only than Mexico.
· Nina Hendy
This Sydney councillor calls himself the ‘1 per cent accountant’. Now he’s been caught
When the high-flying, celebrity-loving, self-proclaimed “1 Per Cent Accountant” was introduced on an industry podcast last year, he was praised for his ability to do things “most accountants wouldn’t even consider”.
· Anthony Segaert
Lingerie boss tipped to be the buyer of Jennifer Hawkins’ $30m Sydney mansion
Rumour has it that Justin Davis-Rice, the executive chairman and co-owner of Bendon lingerie, is the mystery buyer of Jennifer Hawkins and Jake Wall’s $30 million Whale Beach mansion.
· Kristy Johnson
Drug kingpin’s suspected links to Vietnam assassination of Sydney cartel leader
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12 restaurants and cafes that prove Canberra is one of the best cities to dine
First came the news that high-flying Melbourne restaurateur Chris Lucas had pulled out of the ACT with the closure of hatted Carlotta in December. Then celebrity chef Matt Moran pulled the pin on his Canberran-Italian steakhouse, Compa, a few weeks ago.
· David Matthews, Good Food Guide reviewers
The train line robbery: How Metro Trains underpaid its own workers
For four years, hundreds of mechanics and fitters who keep Melbourne’s train fleet running worked under a mandatory directive from Metro Trains management: they could not decline rostered overtime shifts.
· Clay Lucas
How much it costs to live in Melbourne’s most expensive suburb
Toorak’s median house price has dropped 17.1 per cent over 12 months but beneath the raw numbers is a complex market influenced by who is - and who is not - willing to sell.
· Emily Power
From Kylie to Bluey: Let me tell you about Australia’s secret superpower
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If Jetstar’s going to weigh cabin bags, they should weigh passengers too
As I sit in the Jetstar gate area awaiting my flight to Ballina, NSW, I feel nervous. My agitated state is a result of the Jetstar luggage police, who patrol the area with their weighing machine. Brisk and efficient, they eye every corner that a wayward bag is stuffed under and pay particular attention to a few peop…
‘This is not about whether people like or hate Peter’: Inside the audacious idea of V’landys ruling the NRL
Former premier Barry O’Farrell once said Peter V’landys is a man “always more than three steps ahead”. He’ll need to be if the sporting supremo hopes to pull off an audacious bid to become executive chairman of the NRL.
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NSW Blues star put broken arm ‘back in place himself’, out of Origin II
Sharks hooker Blayke Brailey has been ruled out of game two of the State of Origin series with a broken arm that he attempted to put back into place himself, bringing Wests Tigers veteran Api Koroisau into the frame for a NSW recall after three years.
· Chris Barrett
Patriarch Polis III Nona assumes duties in Baghdad after election to lead Chaldean Church
Patriarch Mar Polis III Nona - born Amel Shamoon Nona - previously served as the Archbishop of Mosul and the Archbishop of Sydney before becoming the patriarch for the Chaldean Catholic Church. The Chaldean Catholic Church is one of the nearly two dozen Eastern Rite churches that are in full communion with Rome. (AP…
PNG's Marape says no foreign bases as Australia's defense presence grows
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Second wave of South Australia’s toxic algal bloom could be imminent, scientist warns
Algae levels have skyrocketed near tip of Eyre Peninsula and could spread in colder months ahead, oceanographer says
· Petra Stock
Damaged, deserted, dilapidated … what comes next for the Great Barrier Reef island resorts lying in ruins?
Rather than dreaming of restoring past glory, some are advocating for a future with a lighter footprint. And there are signs of renewal
· Joe Hinchliffe
A childcare worker was asked to take baby Lily home for the weekend after a court protection order last year. She’s still there
Exclusive: Sofie is devoted to the baby who was removed from her family, but she and advocates say the situation speaks to a desperate crisis in Victoria’s child protection system
· Stephanie Convery
Can the second coming of Tony Abbott resurrect the Liberal party? Or is it another step towards ‘self-destruction’
Angus Taylor believes the former PM is uniquely placed to help the party as its new president, but some fear he will render it even more unelectable
· Dan Jervis Bardy, Sarah Basford Canales
Spin city: Melbourne loves records – but is it really the vinyl capital of the world?
From a vinyl-focused music exhibition to beloved record stores, ‘listening bars’ and clubs, the Victorian capital’s fondness for wax reverberates in every corner of the city
· Nick Buckley
Labor promised to do something serious about corruption. Now they’ve got a second chance
Paul Brereton’s appearance before a Senate inquiry illustrated why public confidence in the national anti-corruption agency is in the toilet – and what now needs to be done
· Tom Mcilroy
Yassmin Abdel-Magied: ‘I can be someone new here; I can choose who I want to be’
The writer, broadcaster and activist on life in London, fitting in, and the perspective she gained after leaving Australia
Socceroos enter last chance saloon with Mexico friendly to shape World Cup dreams | Jack Snape
Coach Tony Popovic will take a final look at players on the selection fringe with Australia’s 26-man squad to be named after the warm-up game
· Jack Snape
Sydney Sweeney’s raciest ‘Euphoria’ moments
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· Vanessa Serna
Wallabies star suffers pre-finals scare as Reds phenom dealt a reality check
There are concerns strike centre Hunter Paisami may have played his final game in a Queensland Reds’ jumper, with his Super Rugby finals campaign now in jeopardy after he sustained a knee injury in the side’s 45-24 triumph of the Fijian Drua.
· Nick Wright
Scooter Braun weighs in on Sydney Sweeney’s ‘Euphoria’ performance — and breaks silence on ‘surprise’ romance
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· Eric Todisco
‘We are the patriot party’: Taylor sets up Albanese fight after Abbott’s Liberal rallying cry
Angus Taylor will issue a rallying cry to a shattered Liberal Party and accuse Anthony Albanese seven times in the one speech of lying to Australians about tax hikes, a day after Tony Abbott declared the party was in an existential crisis and needed to be Australia’s “patriot party”.
· James Massola, Daniella White