Brendan Nugent to remain in prison after allegedly ramming car into Helen Haines
Brendan Nugent will remain behind bars after facing court for the first time, accused of ramming his car into federal…
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The couple who rushed to help Helen Haines after her attack
The couple, Jacob Evans and Jacklyn Black, who rushed to help Independent Member for Indi Helen Haines and applied a…
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Melbourne Assembly day three as it happened: Major events at risk if city ‘rests on its laurels’
Victoria Racing Club chief executive Kylie Rogers issues a warning about the future of major events as Ben Carroll,…
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Helen Haines has second leg amputated
Phil Haines addressed the media outside The Alfred Hospital following her second leg amputation.
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Why the HSC biology exam about koala sperm, dead lizards and super salmon had students cheering
Twenty-one dead lizards, genetically modified super salmon and IVF for koalas: this year’s HSC biology exam ticked all…
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Helen Haines loses second leg after attack outside office
Governor-General Sam Mostyn, who stood next to Phil Haines at the Alfred hospital in Melbourne, said the attack on the…
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The ‘generous’ words Helen Haines had for her rescuers
The quick-thinking first responders who rushed to the MP’s aid reveal the generous words she shared with them as they…
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Manhattan Gold reveals high-grade 2.25KM Canadian gold footprint
Manhattan Gold’s maiden drilling revealed district-scale potential at its Hook Lake project in Canada, with high-grade…
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The king’s former horse just won the Geelong Cup. Next stop Flemington
Ciaron Maher has broken through for his first Geelong Cup win and is eyeing off the Melbourne Cup after Point of Law’s…
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Maher colt holds on in Geelong Cup
Point Of Law takes out the Geelong Cup and books a golden ticket to the Melbourne Cup.
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‘Human composting’ laws pass parliament in Australian first
So-called terramation will become legal in NSW, with several MPs revealing they want their own bodies turned into soil…
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Antiques dealer fined after raid uncovers 700 dead native animals, including 78 stuffed emus
Hundreds of dead native birds, reptiles and mammals were discovered in a home and antiques business in Kyneton as part…
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Lily Allen cancels Auckland concert due to illness
The singer is due to start her West End Girl tour of Australia on Friday.
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Steep cost of bus to Western Sydney Airport
Sydneysiders will be slugged high costs for the bus to Western Sydney airport, as new destinations are revealed.
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Victoria Barracks must stay in public hands, with greater public access
The Albanese government wants to sell one of Sydney’s architectural masterpieces, Victoria Barracks, but is facing a…
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Reserve Bank in ‘nightmare’ position as it considers another rate rise in November
The Reserve Bank has lifted interest rates four times this year. The chances of another have climbed after a warning…
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Emus, echidnas, rare owls: Antique dealer fined over wildlife hoard
Over 700 dead native birds, reptiles and mammals were discovered across a Kyneton man's home and antiques business
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‘Got away with murder’: Man faces trial over 2014 death of girlfriend
Key evidence in the prosecution case is a statement the accused made to a new girlfriend about the night of…
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‘Worse and worse’: Data centre backlash threatens billions in building boom
ASX-listed NextDC has told investors it would slash its expected profits and construction spending as it deals with…
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‘Where will they go?’: Barracks eviction sparks fears for families and morale
A multibillion-dollar sell-off of Australian defence land is prompting renewed fears over the future of the sites and…
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Heart attacks to premature births: Experts are sounding the alarm on Melbourne’s next hot summer
With an ageing population and increasing temperatures, an urgent overhaul of the city and its urban spaces is needed,…
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Inside Ben Roberts-Smith’s media campaign for support
The disgraced war hero’s public relations offensive includes a two-and-a-half hour media interview, the launch of a…
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Clouds, but no rain? Moth swarms bamboozle the weather radar
The extraordinary phenomenon could help save one of Australia’s most infamous insects.
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Mining giant fires top executive after sexual harassment probe
The Andrew Forrest-backed miner has sacked a manager at the centre of a months-long sexual harassment and bullying…
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Locksley gears up for major NSW copper-gold drilling push
Locksley Resources established a field base at its vast 1000-square-kilometre Greater Tottenham copper-gold project in…
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Old-school Kangaroos players silent during anthem
Old vision before a Kangaroos game shows players including Laurie Daley not singing the national anthem.
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Starc says no tantrums from Lyon after ‘dodgy prawn’ fells Hazlewood
Mitchell Starc says Josh Hazlewood’s stomach bug left the Australians pining for another bowler at times, and addressed…
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Rape and death threats shouldn’t be dismissed as a normal part of my job
I’ve been stalked and harassed. Even threats that aren’t acted on can impact our ability to do the job we were elected…
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‘Gave me every opportunity’: Lisa Sthalekar’s journey to the top, and her wish for today’s stars
As she is inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame, Lisa Sthalekar says authorities must find a way to schedule…
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Red Metal scales up leach tests at QLD rare earths monster
Red Metal is putting its monster Sybella rare earths resource to the processing test, kicking off six-metre column…
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Uni mega-merger dealt blow as Buti says his government hasn’t articulated it properly
Hundreds of students and university staff are expected to rally against the proposal on the front steps of Parliament…
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Betrayal and good-intentions gone wrong: Eliza tells the story of the world’s first chatbot
In Tom Holloway’s play, we are catapulted into the past to grapple with the very same questions we’re seeking answers…
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The nearly impossible job of picking up when the peculiar become pathological
It is labour-intensive and, in reality, like trying to stop a river with a tea-strainer. How police try to identify the…
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Bestselling author Bonnie Garmus delivers another screwball classic
Feuding twins, 1980s corporate chaos and screwball charm collide in the author’s follow-up to Lessons in Chemistry.
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Crime, comedy, an Alan Jones doco and the return of Fisk: What’s coming to the ABC in 2027
The line-up was announced at a star-studded event on Wednesday.
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Jess Wilson on paying down debt
The Victorian opposition leader tells Melbourne Assembly the Coalition will deliver a better city and state by reducing…
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