ASX dips as oil rises on Middle East tensions
The Australian sharemarket started the week lower, but rose over August, the fifth straight calendar month of gains.
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Wests Tigers officials blindsided by Luai’s appearance at PNG golf tournament
The first some Tigers officials knew that Jarome Luai was in Port Moresby was when photos appeared on social media of…
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Danish giant steps in to help break Australia’s wind farm drought
A decision to greenlight the eastern seaboard’s largest wind farm in more than two years has provided a much-needed…
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‘A stonking gold result’: WA tops the nation in hunt for mineral riches
However, the exploration boom comes with a warning that the impact of capital gains tax changes, announced in the May…
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‘Joint criminal enterprise?’ Charles Perrottet denies colluding with wife to hide payments
NSW Liberal Party operative Charles Perrottet has told the ICAC he regularly lied to a disgraced developer to help his…
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Government has abandoned Oscar Jenkins in Russian prison: Australian interviewer
The former Melbourne teacher-turned-soldier Oscar Jenkins has given his first interview from prison since being…
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‘Horrific’: Newborn found dead in Sydney rubbish bin
Police hold serious concerns for the mother’s welfare after the discovery on Monday morning.
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‘You can’t just say we’re evil’: Joyce backs Hanson when she says PM is inciting violence
Pauline Hanson says Anthony Albanese has “crossed a line” after One Nation’s victory in the Secret Harbour byelection.
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Rock legend Angry Anderson suffers a cardiac arrest
The Rose Tattoo singer’s bandmates shared the news via social media and thanked fans for their support.
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One Nation ramps up Victorian state election campaign
Pauline Hanson is ramping up her campaign ahead of Victoria’s state election in November.
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Maduro flashes peace sign in prison picture
The ousted Venezuelan president, 63, and his wife, Cilia Flores, have been detained in the US for seven months after US…
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Powerhouse joins our serried history of building public institutions
Sydney’s newest museum is just months from opening, but the costs are distracting from the displays.
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Complainant told friend that Alan Jones was ‘in love with’ him, court told
Complainant “C” told a friend that the former 2GB broadcaster used to “grab him”, Alan Jones’ criminal trial has heard.
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Sydney set for spring sizzle after warm winter
The vivid displays of colour marking the early start to spring serve as illustrations of a rapidly warming world.
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Angry Anderson hospitalised after cardiac arrest
Aussie rock icon Angry Anderson was hospitalised after 'severe' cardiac arrest, his Rose Tattoo bandmates announce.
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‘Survived by just 10 seconds’: How teacher’s quick decision saved 900 children
As they evacuated to higher ground, Rajendra Dawadi said he saw a building about 100 metres from the river being…
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My suburb’s too busy, too loud and too cramped. But I love it, except for the parking
This is a tale of two suburbs – rich and poor, effortlessly hip and fiercely gritty – caught between the past and the…
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Tips and race-by-race guide for Scone on Tuesday
Your complete guide to the eight-race meeting.
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Kenin survives scare against Venus
Sofia Kenin survives a second-set tiebreak to win her US Open clash against Venus Williams.
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150-year-old Newtown pub reopens with historic charm, jazz nights and $1 oysters
FIRST LOOK: How the team behind the Bat and Ball Hotel in Redfern have reinvigorated an inner west staple.
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Angry Anderson takes the stage for Rose Tattoo’s European tour
Iconic frontman Gary "Angry" Anderson leads Australian hard rock legends Rose Tattoo live on stage during their 2026…
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Prince Harry gave security committee only a fortnight’s warning over return home
When the Sussexes landed at Birmingham Airport last week, they were met by private security rather than a visible…
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Can great music survive in the age of tech? Ireland has the answer
While the digital age has presented plenty of challenges to live music, in Dublin’s downtown pubs it is helping keep…
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Aguia revives 55Mt Brazilian phosphate resource as policy shifts
Aguia Resources has dusted off its 55Mt Lucena phosphate project in Brazil, eyeing a new government push to support…
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Amid Broncos’ review into shambolic season, door left open for Haas
Club CEO Dave Donaghy has not given up hope Brisbane could one day lure Payne Haas back, while addressing a review into…
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The ibises, sensitive alarms and a four-week wait: The tricky last stage of a Sydney metro line
Commuters face a wait before the Minns government reveals the date for the opening of the final stretch of the city’s…
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Narco-subs and ballistic missiles: PM’s Pacific trip a swirl of geopolitical turmoil
Whatever mistakes Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is guilty of, neglecting the Pacific is not one of them.
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NRL hit the mark with Arrow, but kick-off change went out on the full
The NRL’s kick-off rule experiment was a waste of time, but Jai Arrow’s 99th game for the Rabbitohs on the Gold Coast…
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We saw the floods in Nepal. But will we ever know what happened in Tibet?
We cannot properly understand the climate crisis in Asia when an important part of it remains behind a mountain of…
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Cramps, vomiting, pain: Ailing Djokovic suffers shock US Open loss
The 39-year-old grand slam legend showed signs of being physically compromised as early as the opening set and managed…
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Jarome Luai jets to PNG for golf tournament with prime minister
The Wests Tigers playmaker was flown by private jet to Port Moresby, where he met PM James Marape to watch the final…
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Historic WA seat secured, One Nation’s newest MP has sights on a much bigger prize
Having stormed home to victory in Secret Harbour on Saturday, Luke Herdegen said One Nation would now work on a policy…
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‘Ain’t doing it’: Bleijie rules out LNP coalition or preference deal with One Nation
The deputy premier called the Labor opposition “grubs” and “dangerous” for suggesting the LNP would need to join forces…
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‘Those flights are way too expensive’: Even NFL stars are flinching at the cost of getting to Australia
The LA Rams will fly in to Melbourne the day before the September 11 clash, which won’t leave time for being a tourist.…
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Macquarie director met ex-KPMG colleagues amid $700m audit bid
Macquarie has clarified the interaction between a board member and KPMG ahead of the embattled firm being awarded the…
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Great Southern drilling unlocks second growth front at WA gold play
Great Southern Mining has hit 14m at 1.05g/t gold north of its Mon Ami resource near Laverton, opening a potential…
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