Former world No.1 quits LIV golf as Smith’s lawyers seek exit from old contract
LIV is fighting to emerge from bankruptcy as a lawyer for Jon Rahm, one of its most high-profile players, indicated he…
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'Un-Australian!' ATO, government slammed as small business owners reach breaking point
A small business owner has slammed the ATO after it refused to reverse its ban on accepting credit card payments, and…
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Aussie cricket tradition under threat
Cricket Australia bosses are open to the idea of moving the Sydney Test away from its traditional New Year spot.
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Developers unveil new vision for flooded Toombul centre
Plans for the former Toombul Shopping Centre submitted to council include parklands inspired by Kedron Brook, bars,…
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How 'Operation Mincemeat' turned the tide of WW2
Operation Mincemeat was an ingenious British disinformation operation that fooled the Nazi's and led to the successful…
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Israel holds October 7 memorials
Israel has marked three years since the October 7 attack, with sombre memorials across the country.
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ATO stands firm on credit card surcharges
The Australian Tax Office is standing firm on its decision to ban credit cards for tax payments.
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Russian air attack kills 15 people in Ukraine
Four children were among the 15 people killed in a Russian strike against a Ukrainian apartment block.
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France bans stun grenades after boy loses hand
French police have halted the use of stun grenades at student protests after a teenage boy's hand was blown off.
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Catholic schools knock back IVF leave in new workplace offer
A teachers’ union is pushing for Catholic school staff to be granted similar reproductive leave as their state school…
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This musical is so good, someone saw it 327 times. Now it’s coming to Australia
Operation Mincemeat tells the story of how a dressed-up corpse, Ian Fleming and trout helped turn the tide of World War…
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The crumbling empire of a builder gone broke turned child safety millionaire
Levi Te Namu’s residential care business was kickstarted using investments from businessmen behind another provider…
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Melbourne has a rare gift, but barely anyone is aware of it
Culture needs events, but those created elsewhere tend to turn Melbourne crowds off.
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‘Bigger than anything I’ve seen’: Australian Museum to host the largest dinosaur to walk the Earth
Only a few Sydney institutions have reached the 200-year milestone. Next year the Australian Museum joins them – and…
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‘They put the bullet through a lot’: Head hammers greats as spinning deck keeps selectors guessing
A simmering feud between Australia’s current and past Test cricketers has been reignited by Travis Head.
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This Aussie actor was ‘raised on Chicago’. Now she’s starring alongside Catherine Zeta-Jones
Hattie Hook has a leading role in the new action series Kill Jackie. But her main priority was trying to be “cool as a…
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‘Absolutely staggering’: Results from experimental drug trial to prevent Parkinson’s disease
For the first time, the Australian-led trial has found evidence that an experimental drug could lessen inflammation in…
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Anna Torv was always told ‘don’t go out in that skirt’. Her superb new show challenges that idea
The actor was almost reluctant to play a cop again, but it was Dustfall’s nuanced look at sexual assault that drew her…
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One Nation fancies itself as ‘the real deal’. At least Pauline’s party has a sense of humour
One Nation is promising to rewrite Victoria’s sentencing laws. They first need to understand how they work.
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From salt to miso, these hyper specialised Japanese food shops sell only one thing
Discover a Tokyo store selling 600 salts, a Kyoto business championing regional miso, a fifth-gen roaster that’ll…
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‘Holding on for dear life’: Sydney unit rents at a record high
The years-long trend of rising rents is leaving some tenants reaching the ceiling of how much they can afford to pay.
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‘I wished I’d brought knitting’: How I discovered that group sex is overrated
Some couples explore swinging to recharge their marriage. I propose an alternative solution.
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When a Liberal senator, I was asked by the party to meet with some ‘business people’. Nobody told me they were Brethren
In the final weeks of the 2025 federal election campaign, I was asked by a senior Liberal Party official to meet two…
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Mel C tells us what she really really wants when she dines out (spoiler: it’s often steak)
From romantic dates to the best steaks, the part-time Sydneysider shares her restaurant favourites and go-to dishes in…
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‘I’ve been applying for everything’: Melbourne rents at record highs
Experts say Melbourne is a landlords’ market as rents are higher than a year ago and the vacancy rate holds at a low…
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Inside Victorian racing’s power struggle and a last-minute change to new laws
A 3.57am email to the office of Racing Minister Anthony Carbines triggered a dramatic shift in the battle for control…
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It might be one of the world’s busiest airports, but it’s boring as heck
One of Qantas’ longest routes touches down at this major US hub, but don’t arrive here too early for your return flight.
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Who had their ICAC legal bills covered?
Five serving or former officials successfully applied for help with legal fees tied to Operation Rosny. But which ones?
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Everyone’s missed the most shocking thing about the Greens’ top job vote
In the context of the delayed rise of the populist right in Australia via One Nation, such a dramatic shift is a clear…
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After years chasing ‘sustainable’ travel, here’s what I’ve learnt
After years of one too many hotel bathrooms instructing me to reuse my towels “to save the Earth”, a more complicated…
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‘Incredible value’: Meet the Aussies on board the longest cruise in history
Ann and Grant Swann will spend six months aboard a ship, but they’re only doing the first half of its epic journey.
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Medical research investments translate into everyday lives
Hospital projects in Sydney and Melbourne show the far-reaching value of medical research.
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If 2025 was all about chawanmushi, 2026’s dining trend is more surprising
In the lead up to the launch of The Age Good Food Guide, the editors reveal what they’ve seen eating around Melbourne,…
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‘Exploring new ways’: Big banks want to share regional branches
Australia’s big banks have asked for an exemption to competition law to co-operate on plans for regional banking hubs.
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‘Entering the red zone’: Brisbane rents at a record high
Some tenants have hit the limit of what they can afford to pay after years of rising rents in the Queensland capital.
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Deputy shire president gave, then withdrew reference for disgraced Broome priest
A senior local government official in WA’s north provided a letter for the defence team of a former Catholic bishop…
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