Lisa says her husband is ‘trolling’, but he denies it. Who’s right?
Toxic trolls haunt chatrooms and X threads – but not all trolling is bad.
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What it will cost to score public access to the ‘invitation only’ Birdcage marquees
Two of Flemington’s exclusive marquees are opening their doors to the public, but some areas will remain VIP only.
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Kerr, McNamara score as Australians fall 4-2 to world No.3 Germany
The Matildas take on two-time world champions Germany in Karlsruhe. Follow the action.
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Mountains of Trouble: Bumpy road for Rinehart’s offshore mining push
Australia’s richest woman’s company is chasing copper and gold in the Andes. Local communities want no part of it.
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When it comes to cruising, Australians choose one region above all others
As the summer cruising season kicks off, a wide range of ships – family-friendly, luxury, boutique and more – are…
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A dementia diagnosis has long been a death sentence. But are things about to change?
It’s been called our greatest health fear. But revolutionary new drugs, diagnostic tests and encouraging research into…
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My local cafe calls cronuts by another name. Should I correct them?
The owner of your cafe may not understand the concept of portmanteaus – combination words (or “combords”), advises…
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She took over as his manager. Now Gaynor Wheatley is helping bring John Farnham’s story to the stage
While grieving the sudden death of her music-promoter husband Glenn, Gaynor Wheatley became co-producer of an upcoming…
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A pat excuse: When humans ignore me, it leaves me gutted
Frank, the world’s most adorable dog, can’t understand why some people are impervious to his pleas for affection.
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‘Losing hope’: Why renting in Sydney is getting so much harder – for everyone
Listings gone within hours, poor quality properties and rents at record highs have made finding a home in Sydney more…
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Grandson of late millionaire Twisties inventor lists $15m Clovelly home
The vendors of an architecturally designed residence for sale in Sydney’s east are part of a successful business and…
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Electoral Commission warns of ‘intolerable risk’ of interference, cyberattack at NSW election
NSW Electoral Commissioner Rachel McCallum has warned a multimillion-dollar funding shortfall means the election in…
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I tried to use a Qantas lounge that didn’t exist
Qantas let me use my lounge pass for a Jetstar flight. There was only one problem.
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‘What if I just, you know, quit?’ Kipchoge’s advice for runners at every stage of the marathon
Sunday morning, outside Melbourne Park. You’re standing at the marathon starting line, nerves making you twitchy, you…
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‘Their minds were blown’: Melbourne suburbs where rents rose most
Melbourne rents are at a record high, and some sought-after neighbourhoods have risen by double digits over the past…
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Watch: Gina Rinehart's gold rush in Ecuador
Hanrine, a wholly owned subsidiary of Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting is pursuing mineral deposits in rural Ecuador.
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Watch: Gina Rinehart's Gold Rush
Hanrine, a wholly owned subsidiary of Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting, is pursuing mineral deposits in rural…
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‘Hotel in the sky’: Airlines’ A380s to have ‘world’s biggest business cabin’
As other airlines retire their Airbus A380s, British Airways is planning a major upgrade of its superjumbos.
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Extremism is all the rage. But there’s a moment that will truly test Shoebridge and Hanson
You don’t need to peer too far back into the past to be reminded how public sentiment can rearrange itself once an…
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King Charles paid $2.8 million to cover Andrew’s bill at Royal Lodge
Charles loaned the money to his younger brother out of his private income to ensure that the Crown Estate was paid on…
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‘No one will comply’: Venue owners warn proposed noise caps will silence Northbridge
Proposed late-night sound caps of 79 decibels would “completely kill” entertainment in WA’s premier nightlife precinct,…
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Farmers fight to keep WA’s iconic wildflowers in bloom
As WA’s wildflower season peaks, drawing thousands of tourists to the regions to view carpets of everlastings, orchids…
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Itsara’s grow-your-own brand of Thai dining has much to offer eaters
Like your dining rooms to be more traditional and less neon-lit party bus? This Nedlands restaurant is for you.
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Australia asked too much of Nic Maddinson. Matt Renshaw showed why
Matt Renshaw’s return to Test cricket has been an orderly one over several years – nothing like the Nic Maddinson…
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Australia vs South Africa cricket as it happened: Maddinson return falls flat, Cummins, Renshaw mount rearguard before bad light ends play
Nic Maddinson marked the longest duck on record by an Australian Test opener, headlining a tough start to the…
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The views at this Italian hotel are just as good inside and out
Romeo is among the best places in Naples to witness the energy and diversity of local and international contemporary…
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Twin brother taken into custody after 29-year-old's body found in south Perth home
The body of man, 29, found in the backyard of an Orelia home is being treated as a suspected family violence murder.
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Perth Bears chief executive Anthony De Ceglie quits
The Perth Bears announced the departure of De Ceglie - former director of news and current affairs at Seven West Media…
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Former UN human rights chief Navanethem ‘Navi’ Pillay wins the Nobel Peace Prize
The South Africa-born Pillay, 85, was recognised for her efforts to promote peace and international law.
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Maddinson survives after Proteas blunder
South Africa regrettably chooses not to review a Nic Maddinson lbw shout.
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Asking the right questions is an underrated skill
Journalists don’t have a monopoly on asking the right questions, which is why we’ve made sure that participants at our…
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Five of the best homes in Sydney from a bygone era
Whether it’s art deco, Federation, Victorian, or Tudor, period properties are often conveniently located in or near the…
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Chalmers’ credit card back-down unedifying and concerning
The Albanese government will fund surcharge costs to delay the ATO credit card payment ban.
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‘Imagine if I stuffed this up’: Sam Wood had the world, now it’s crashing down around him
From the outside looking in, fitness entrepreneur Sam Wood’s life looked like he had it all. His world came crashing…
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Woman and child found dead in car in dam
A woman and a 10-year-old girl have been found dead inside a sunken car on Queensland’s Fraser Coast.
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Top cop defends call not to alert public to attempted abduction
South Australia’s Police Commissioner has defended a decision not to alert the public to a freighting attempted…
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