Penny Wong ‘deeply disappointed’ by Palestinian election delay
The Coalition said Anthony Albanese’s decision to recognise Palestine before key conditions had been delivered showed a…
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Young Chef of the Year: Kimberly Tang
We are proud to announce the winner of The 46th Age Good Food Guide Young Chef of the Year is Kimberly Tang.
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Elderly man rushed to hospital after police pursuit crash
An elderly man is fighting for his life after becoming collateral damage in a police pursuit in Perth’s southern…
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‘Roman amphitheatre stuff’: Big tech, media warned over livestreamed US execution
Social media platforms and media outlets have been warned to show caution about broadcasting a planned livestreamed…
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Watch: Cham wins T2 Tea Cafe of the Year
Run by couple Tony Nguyen and and Christa Chan-Nguyen, the venue opposite Queen Victoria Market has come out on top.
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Sydney private school made students share bed with teachers, inquiry hears
The principal has been accused of walking in front of a child while naked during a homestay arrangement, parliament has…
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Crackdown on political lobbyists does not go far enough
The Minns government waters down reforms to control powers behind the thrones.
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Good Food Guide: Melbourne’s top 20 bars
Finding a great place to drink in Melbourne has never been easier – or harder, given the ever-growing choices. Pick any…
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Good Food Guide: Melbourne’s top 10 cafes
They stay open after dark, craft crazy-creative drinks, celebrate the worldʼs great breakfast traditions and, yes, they…
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Property price dip could restrict Brisbane’s housing supply: minister
A years-long period of frenzied growth has been tempered in recent months, with property prices dipping slightly.
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The main language of my Sydney suburb wasn’t even on the census
Liverpool is complex, it’s colourful, it’s messy – and it’s what I love the most.
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Australian shares advance as banks, miners rally
The sharemarket has started the week higher after banks rallied in anticipation of US earnings season.
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Larvotto strikes high-grade jackpot at NSW antimony-gold mine
Larvotto has hit high-grade gold and made a new discovery at its NSW Hillgrove mine, with multiple high-grade hits from…
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The tech world believes in second chances, but does Oliver Curtis deserve a third?
There is plenty of blame to share and no shortage of schadenfreude at data centre player Firmus’ failure to launch. But…
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Like every millennial, Powderfinger’s comeback is my kinda scene
It’s not on par with the Oasis reunion, but Powderfinger’s return will be a triumph of nostalgia – and a damn good time.
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Critical Resources puts boots on Suriname gold ground
Critical Resources has boots on the ground in Suriname, advancing due diligence on two gold projects as big players…
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Online mob descends on Brisbane cafe after One Nation joke
Whether by design or accident, a Facebook post triggered a wave of abusive reviews against a Brisbane cafe owner who…
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National petrol prices surge past $2.40 a litre with little relief in sight
Drivers in Australia have not faced pump prices this high since the opening weeks of the Iran war. Things are unlikely…
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Alleged child rapist tracked down at rural campsite
The man is accused of grooming and raping a teenage girl over the span of six years in Brisbane.
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Horizon Gold eyes bigger WA mine after spectacular hits
Horizon Gold has struck 44m at 5.08g/t gold at its 2.3Moz Gum Creek project, pointing to growth beyond its…
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‘Things have to change’: Frydenberg criticises Liberal Party under Taylor’s leadership
Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg says the Liberal Party faces an existential threat, while insisting he has time to…
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Wilson is gaining economic traction as Carroll’s popularity takes a further dive
With seven weeks until polling day, the latest Resolve Political Monitor shows the state election is being waged on the…
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Robots under attack
Food delivery robots have been kicked, beaten and tipped over. They have touched a nerve for many Americans who are…
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‘I am not saying I am a good spy’: How a wartime spook got sprung by a simple mistake
Spies still play an important role even as the war becomes defined by robotic eyes in the sky. Both sides have more…
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The Wallabies have faced the music. Can they now change their Bledisloe tune?
After another Bledisloe Cup humiliation, the Wallabies hope to use Saturday’s return match in Sydney to set things…
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Teen who allegedly hit woman near Melbourne Marathon site was on bail over other charges
The incident in the CBD on Sunday occurred metres from the Melbourne Marathon course. A different woman was also hit by…
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Supernormal talents share slew of roles in mind-bending play Catch As Catch Can
Our critics give the lowdown on what’s hot – and what’s not – on stages around town.
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Wallabies coach Les Kiss was at Kangaroos training on Monday. There was one player he wanted to see
The first shock of the morning was Reece Walsh training at fullback for Australia and James Tedesco watching on. The…
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They’ve been a lost cause for 10 years. The Wanderers may have finally worked out why
With all respect to new coach Ufuk Talay, he is not the most important appointment made by the Western Sydney Wanderers…
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Dalaroo unearths fresh gold clues 1.25km from African discovery
Dalaroo Metals has logged a 34m altered and veined zone 1.25km from its recent high-grade gold discovery in Africa. The…
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Cook suggests land sales could fund WA mega-uni merger
Opposition to the merger has heated up after the Cook announced it would develop a business case to see whether a…
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‘Bully boy’ accusations fly over nuclear waste secrecy
The Albanese government is fighting to keep these FOI documents hidden. Jacqui Lambie and others on the crossbench…
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Child safety authorities failed to protect girl from extreme sect
A religious sect was reported as potentially dangerous years before a young girl’s death.
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