Oliver Curtis’ bid to float Firmus for $44 billion falls over
Firmus has dropped its bid to list on the ASX, leaving its data centre plans to be funded through private markets.
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Exclusive subscriber panel event - Trump’s midterm test
Join Herald editor Jordan Baker on October 13 at an exclusive live event as she unpacks the key issues of the upcoming…
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Woman and young girl found dead in SUV crashed into dam
The bodies of the pair, who were not mother and daughter, were recovered from the vehicle after the crash on the Fraser…
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AFL trade period LIVE: The race for Nick Blakey continues on day five
Follow along as AFL trade period rolls into day five.
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Building resilience into the real-time economy
More of Australia’s economy now depends on digital systems operating in real time.
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Questions for Australia ahead of Durban Test
Australia's team looks far from settled on the eve of their first Test in South Africa since the 2018 sandpaper…
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Christa Pike walking after botched execution
US death row prisoner Christa Pike is now up and walking in hospital after her botched execution.
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Christmas posting deadlines revealed
Australia Post has announced its Christmas posting deadlines.
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Russian strikes kill at least 30 in Ukraine
Thirty people have been killed in eastern Ukraine after Russian forces struck two civilian bases.
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He was just 21 when he joined Miles Davis on stage with no rehearsal. He’s never looked back
Now 80, jazz bassist Dave Holland reflects on a decades-long journey through jazz as he prepares for an Australian tour.
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This bridge is a missing walking and cycling link – and it was supposed to open this year
It’s longer than the Kangaroo Point Bridge and was supposed to open this year as part of Cross River Rail after four…
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Closing statements for Mexico murder trial
Closing statements will soon begin in the trial of the three Mexican men accused of murdering two Australian tourists.
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Warrants for former Prince Andrew home unlawful
The warrants used in the UK police search of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's properties have been declared unlawful.
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‘Where’s the honesty?’ Zelensky accuses US of inaction after deadly Russian bus strike
The Ukrainian president accused the US of being unwilling to help after a Russian bomb attack killed at least 30…
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The artists who want to inject ‘anger, life force, joy, passion’ into the ’80s AIDS crisis
The AIDS crisis wreaked “carnage” on the gay community – this one-man show seeks to “honour and recognise” this…
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‘No face-to-face visits’: Banned Sydney church school flagged 15 times for harm without inspector visit
Banned from foster care in 1981 over extreme control and family separation, Redeemer Baptist was allowed to open a…
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Sandpapergate: The tough questions about who knew what that never got asked
On the Saturday of the Cape Town Test in 2018, Cameron Bancroft was filmed comically shoving sandpaper into his…
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‘We’re not a Big Build project’: Inside the $250 million Moonee Valley rebuild
Valley CEO Michael Browell said new turf would be laid before Christmas and they would be ready to return to racing by…
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For some of Tokyo’s best food, you have to descend to basement level 1
Depachika, or department store food floors, is where the Japanese go to eat. Follow Good Food’s guide to five of the…
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You can eat very well at Japan’s train stations – here’s how to do it like locals
They’re like mini-cities with alleys devoted to ramen, “perfect” bento boxes and vending machines stocked with sake,…
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France’s 10 greatest villages, ranked and rated
Forget the blindingly obvious, sometimes the most charming places are hidden gems.
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How Graham and Bridgit built an idyllic oasis from an unusual material
The former weatherman and his partner built the off-grid house to be comfortable throughout the seasons and offer a…
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Two families and three generations on one holiday? Here’s what to do
Trying to accommodate different preferences, needs, budgets and diets is a nightmare, but one option makes it easy.
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Think you know Sidney Nolan? This exhibition asks you to look again
The artist left Australia in 1953 and died in 1992. Why are we still talking about him?
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Sam has worked as a police officer for nine years, but still struggled to secure a home in Perth’s market
A recent survey found more than 60 per cent of essential workers who were renting were experiencing housing stress, and…
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Accused cocaine trafficker who shot a man was providing heavy machines to Big Build
The ex-bikie’s company has supplied equipment to some of the biggest publicly-funded projects in the state.
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Travel quiz: Where does the Great Ocean Road start?
Are you an expert flyer? Put your knowledge to the test with this week’s special air travel quiz.
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Lemon possets with blueberry spoon fruit
This quaintly named dessert sets into a silky, spoonable custard without the need for eggs or gelatine.
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This hatted ‘pure-breed’ wine bar proves good things come in small packages
Metre for metre, Public has to be the hardest-working wine bar in Melbourne.
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Mediterranean(ish) dining meets ’90s nostalgia at Redfern’s new neighbourhood hit
Hospitality guns from Marrickville’s Baba’s Place and Chippendale’s dearly missed Automata bring the long-lunching…
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Does your pet sleep on your bed? You probably need these cleaning tips
Around half of all pet owners share a bed with their animals. If that’s you, an easy cleaning routine is key.
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They say be a traveller, not a tourist. I say be neither
As travel becomes increasingly commoditised, remember that the product isn’t a destination; it’s someone’s home.
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City’s lively streets ‘sealed deal’ as luxury fragrance retailer buys $10.7m Little Collins store
Fragrance retailer, Prestige Brands, has splashed out $10.75 million on an empty three-storey building.
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We’ve reached a perverse moment. Things are only going to get worse
This isn’t a story of angry people knowing what they want and voting for it. Trump and Brexit show people are rejecting…
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Why it’s time for you to ditch taking long annual holidays
There’s a better way of getting the most out of your holidays and it involves taking more frequent but shorter breaks.
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