Jonrón de 2 carreras de Aaron Judge propulsa victoria de Yankees, 8-2 ante Marlins
Aaron Judge (99) de los Yankees de Nueva York tras batear un jonrón ante los Marlins de Miami, el viernes 3 de abril de 2026, en Nueva York. (AP Foto/Yuki Iwamura)
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Police searching for group in Sydney's north-west after stolen ute set alight
Property News: Suburbs where house values rose most in the past 12 months.
· Joseph Sahyoun
Police searching for group in Sydney's north-west after stolen ute set alight
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Truck rollover brings busy Melbourne motorway to a standstill
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Another 'lockdown': How long-term caravanners are dealing with the fuel crisis
Jay and Christie Sinclair are on the trip of a lifetime, travelling Australia in a caravan after a major health scare. (Supplied: Jay Sinclair)
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Voss unfazed about mounting speculation over his future as Blues coach
Michael Voss was left to reflect on another second-half collapse from the Blues. (Getty Images/AFL Photos: Josh Chadwick)
Poo of 'endearing' bat worth hundreds of millions, study says
A study has revealed the economic and ecological value of grey-headed flying foxes in Australia. (Supplied: Sarah Curran)
· Shannon Corvo
Tom bought a plane to fly to his nearest major supermarket
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· Yashee Sharma
Couple slapped with $2200 in seatbelt fines by AI cameras
Auto news: These are Australia's safest roads.
· Maddison Leach
Australia's deadliest snakes being driven towards densely populated areas
Auto news: These are Australia's safest roads.
· Lara Pearce
Trump likes to threaten withdrawing the US from NATO. But can he really do it?
Auto news: These are Australia's safest roads.
· Yashee Sharma
More than 50 people arrested during operation in Melbourne's west, police say
Auto news: Will Australians spend over $100,000 on a Chinese car?
· Joseph Sahyoun
The destructive path of Cyclone Narelle, pieced together frame by frame
From the very first news reports about Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle, it was clear this wasn't just another storm.
Where are Australia's EV 'charging deserts'?
Demand for EVs has surged in Australia. Here's what you need to know about charging blackspots. Source: SBS, Supplied
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Unanswered questions remain after Australia's most wanted fugitive killed in standoff
Just weeks ago, from the foothills of the mountains Dezi Freeman had disappeared into months before, police told the world they "strongly" believed Australia's most wanted man was dead.
· Helen Livingstone
How police may have prepared to descend on Dezi Freeman's hiding place
Victoria Police appear to have used a BearCat "claw" to penetrate the shipping container Dezi Freeman was hiding in. (ABC News)
· Larissa Ham
‘Luckily, I wasn’t decapitated’: 17 comedians’ stories from 40 years of Melbourne international comedy festival
Wil Anderson, Lano and Woodley, Aaron Chen, Urzila Carlson and more share memories from 40 years at MICF, including fires, camels and weddings
· Sian Cain
How an ‘incredible straight shooter’ plans to solve rather than manage our biggest crisis
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‘Some men might not like it’: Why women are choosing prenups
Michelle* didn’t expect to be spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees fighting over property with her ex-husband in court – and she doesn’t want to do it again.
· Michaela Whitbourn
Anger, ego and a ruthless streak: Shane Delia reveals details of his feud with George Calombaris
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Inside the Sydney clocktower where time will turn backwards
In the middle of the night on 363 days of the year, it is dead silent inside the 55-metre turret overlooking George Street in Sydney’s CBD.
· Cindy Yin
From a hypothetical to existential political threat: Inside the rise of One Nation in NSW
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· Bevan Shields, Jessica McSweeney
Former Commonwealth Bank boss sells Sydney home for $26.25 million
David Murray, a former chief executive of the Commonwealth Bank, and his wife, Stephanie, have sold their grand Hunters Hill home for a suburb record of $26.25 million.
· Kristy Johnson
Four overlooked NSW tree-change towns that won’t cost the earth
For Sydneysiders after a tree change, buyers may consider areas within easy reach of the city as a first port of call.
· Carmen Forward
A ghost ship, a border bungle and a missing tonne of cocaine
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Same route, same airline, two different approaches to refunds
Like many others, my travel plans were disrupted by the Middle East war. I’d booked through Virgin Australia to fly to Europe on Qatar Airlines. I hastily booked an alternate flight on Cathay Pacific via Hong Kong. Coincidentally, a friend had also booked a flight on the same day but directly with Qatar. Both airlin…
Art meets architecture in this Melbourne home designed to survive a flood
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Bondi Beach terrorist who killed 15 is denied bid to protect family members’ identities
The Islamist charged with murdering 15 people in the Dec. 14 shooting spree at a Chanukah party at Sydney’s Bondi Beach has lost a bid to protect the identities of family members, local media reported on Wednesday.
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Burslem Globetrotters: Port Vale’s travelling stars plot Chelsea shock
Australian manager Jon Brady and New Zealand striker Ben Waine have guided League One strugglers to quarter-finals
· Will Unwin
Good Friday around the world – in pictures
View image in fullscreenA parishioner portraying Jesus Christ takes part in a Stations of the Cross devotion during a service at St Charbel’s Maronite Catholic Parish in Sydney, AustraliaPhotograph: Bianca de Marchi/AAPShareView image in fullscreenCatholics take part in a re-enactment of the Passion of Christ at St …
Japan PM Takaichi plans Australia visit to discuss rare earths
An Australia visit by Sanae Takaichi would be the first by a Japanese prime minister since 2022. (Photo by Ken Suzuki)
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Is Australia’s native foods industry missing an ingredient? ‘It’s not just about products, it’s about people, story and respect’
Interest in bush foods is booming but some say a lack of Indigenous leadership and ‘black cladding’ plague the business
· Ima Caldwell
Energy minister Chris Bowen on the impact of the fuel crisis - podcast
The minister for energy and climate change, Chris Bowen, tells Guardian Australia’s political editor, Tom McIlroy, that despite shortages at petrol stations around Australia, there have so far been no disruptions to the country’s fuel supply.
Taxing times for Albanese and Taylor alike as even Hastie thinks miners could pay more
Reforming tax is becoming a credibility test for all – but the Liberal leader doesn’t seem keen while Labor sends mixed signals ahead of the budget
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Trump’s Iran war has woken Albanese up to a new reality. Will it spur him towards ‘ambitious’ reforms?
The global energy shock and Trump’s ‘flip-flopping’ objectives could accelerate the PM’s pursuit of the kind of longer-term changes he has shied away from in the past
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Confused dogs and courting crickets: how does daylight saving time affect animals?
Humans flip time forwards and backwards, often with little idea of how that can affect other species
· Tory Shepherd
Reuben Kaye: ‘I don’t think Australians take themselves seriously enough to be Nazis’
The comedian and cabaret star on being bullied, queer rage and why tall poppy syndrome and fascism can’t exist in one culture
· Carly Earl, Steve Dow
A family holiday, a lewd photo and a defamation suit. Inside the Luke Sayers saga and the AFL’s day in court
In court documents, Cate Sayers claims the AFL took only two weeks to clear her husband of making the social media post and any wrongdoing
· Nino Bucci
My doctor said joy can be found in unexpected places. For me it was the Adelaide 36ers | Olivia De Zilva
Australian author Olivia De Zilva realised watching basketball was a form of therapy for her complex PTSD, as she learned to exist with people again
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‘It’s not a revolution, it’s evolution’: Les Kiss army takes shape with Wallabies reign in sight | Angus Fontaine
Australia’s incoming coach is out to build on the foundations set by Joe Schmidt after having to earn his shot while coming from a rugby league background
· Angus Fontaine
Five ways the fuel crisis is about to hit home
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· Emily McPherson
High five: Records tumble as Panthers run riot against Melbourne
CommBank Stadium: The records kept tumbling for Penrith as they made light work of yet another alleged premiership threat in Melbourne.
· Christian Nicolussi
New COVID strain circulating in Australia
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Cleary juggles then cuts apart Melbourne
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Queensland man jailed for 15 years after live-streaming child abuse
The man was arrested after a tip-off from the FBI. (Supplied)
Queensland man performs brave citizen's arrest alone at night
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Four of our favourite homes in Melbourne and surrounds right now
It’s a joy to entertain at home, and to have the space to host a dinner party or backyard barbecue with ease. Bonus points if the visitors can also take the opportunity to go for a swim.
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