Helen Haines attack must be a turning point for Australia
The attack on the Indi MP, if confirmed as a politically motivated attack, must be a line in the sand.
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Teen fled to Woolworths after Melbourne stabbing
A teenager who was stabbed in a beachside suburb of Melbourne dashed to a supermarket for help.
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PM confirms suspect in custody after MP attacked
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese addresses the media after federal MP Helen Haines was attacked outside her electorate…
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Operation Matryoshka: The Russian bot army pushing fake US election videos
AI-fabricated video clips of well-known actors and musicians – including Robert De Niro, Julia Roberts and Taylor Swift…
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Minns invokes One Nation to back coal jobs over climate targets
Since the March 2023 election, NSW has approved 14 coal mine expansions or extensions and refused none. Another 17 are…
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Police backtrack on possible link between dog attack and body found in bushland
A council worker discovered a man’s decomposing body in the Chermside park at the weekend.
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Queensland Police Union grants loan to officer accused of domestic violence
The Queensland Police Union is under fire for offering a loan to an officer accused of domestic violence.
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Post-mortem underway after man found dead in Brisbane
Police remain at the scene in Chermside where the body of a man was found on Sunday.
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Man found dead in north Brisbane bushland
Police are investigating the sudden death of a man after a body was found in Chermside bushland.
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The China car flood is out of control
China is addicted to making cars, and it is dragging down the entire industry.
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My suburb was a place I couldn’t wait to leave. Now, it’s the only place I want to be
At 22, I left my suburb in search of freedom. Two decades later, I’m back rediscovering who I was then and learning…
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Starving bats prompt warning to steer clear of colonies
Australia’s largest bat species is suffering from food shortages, and summer threatens to worsen impacts on flying fox…
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Is the Kangaroos battle with Walsh heating up? Not in Tedesco’s eyes
It has been three years since Tedesco last donned the Kangaroos colours, which has not deterred him from clinching…
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Vladimir Putin has taken a major step to end war with Ukraine
The Russian president has proposed a summit with two of the world's biggest super-powers to discuss a resolution on the…
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Migrants in all facets of life make this nation great
A reader’s gratitude for migrants who nursed him back to good health after being critically ill is a drop in the ocean…
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Helen Haines injured near electorate office: reports
Federal MP Helen Haines has been injured near her electorate office in Wangaratta.
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Cash makes comeback amid charges
Cash is making a comeback as more businesses attempt to work around new credit card rules.
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Gunman arrested after three days
A three-day hunt for a gunman across Sydney is over with police tracking the accused to a Burwood hotel.
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Australia v South Africa second Test LIVE: Australia hope for quick wickets to keep Proteas under pressure
We’re back for day two of the rain-hit second Test between Australia and South Africa. The tourists could only bowl…
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‘A bad call’: Greens rift deepens over Steele-John allegations
A dispute over whether Jordon Steele-John should take leave during an investigation has deepened a rift within the…
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Moore Park rapist breaks down in court
The man known as the Moore Park rapist has broken down in court as he heard from his victims for the very first time.
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Man, 93, arrested over Sydney shopping centre stabbing
A 93-year-old man has been arrested after a woman, 79, was stabbed at a shopping centre in Blacktown in Sydney’s west.
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Get Brisbane Times for $3 (plus free coffee) at some of the city’s top cafes
Operators such as Darvella, Morning After, Salt, Snug and Bellissimo – plus many more – are teaming up with Brisbane…
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The pubs define my suburb. I had a night so wild in one of them I feared for my life
Low life, high life, underclass, upper class. Eccentrics and degenerates. We have them all.
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‘We crash and burn together’: Meet the SNL UK hosts pushing the show to its limit
Think the iconic sketch program is stale or outdated? You’re not watching the right one.
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‘Dismantling decades of trust’: Melbourne health provider to close clinic
The St Kilda clinic of a well-established community organisation is set to close this week, with staff warning of dire…
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A visit to the zoo in a wheelchair and alcoholic drinks: Inside the HSC maths exams
A question about a visit to the zoo in a wheelchair had some HSC maths students scratching their heads.
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Premier intervenes to ‘save jobs’ at coal mine after High Court ruling
The NSW government will step in to allow production at the Mount Pleasant coal mine to be increased by 4 million tonnes…
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The police watchdog should not do its work behind closed doors
Justice should not only be done, but be seen to be done. This also applies to the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission.
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Why Wallabies are a better chance of winning World Cup than Bledisloe
While Wallabies fans were left to rue another heavy Bledisloe defeat on Saturday, coach Les Kiss won’t necessarily be…
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Kaiser gold loan exit frees $600K a month for mine growth
Kaiser Reef has repaid its Auramet gold loan, a move that boosts its monthly cash flow by about $600,000. The Henty…
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Student caught using ChatGPT in VCE exam among 109 investigated for cheating
A teenager trying to circumvent the state’s exam rules caught uploading test questions to the popular chatbot, before…
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SNL UK Weekend Update hosts respond to viral success
Ania Magliano and Paddy Young reflect on the show, "limits" in comedy and that famous Ed Sheeran bit.
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New combatant to enter Albert Street burger battle
Grill’d will convert the former EB Games site on Albert Street into a 153-seat restaurant, escalating the strip’s…
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Jye McNeil to ride in Geelong Cup as he awaits date for Caulfield Cup fall inquiry
Jockeys Jye McNeil and Mark Zahra were lucky to escape the fall in the Caulfield Cup without a serious injury. They…
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Deregistered by the NRL for attacking a tradie with a hammer, Amone poised for World Cup call
Former Dragons playmaker Junior Amone is set to be named in the Tonga squad to face Lebanon on Friday, four years after…
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