‘I only just found out’: Fowler’s Matildas teammates in the dark over sudden withdrawal
The Matildas star won’t participate in the team’s upcoming friendlies against Germany and Haiti, citing mysterious…
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Hitchcock star and Hollywood golden age legend Eva Marie Saint dies aged 102
Saint starred in North by Northwest opposite Cary Grant, and picked up an Oscar for her role in On The Waterfront with…
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This doco was supposed to be a one-off. Six decades later, it’s coming to an end
Producer Claire Lewis always knew the Up series was something special. As it ends, she reflects on how it “changed my…
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The Melbourne schools with the most portable buildings and the impact on students
The portion of relocatable public school buildings is rising as enrolments surge in growth corridors and established…
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‘Unacceptable’: Players take swipe at Rugby Australia for penny-pinching
Wallabies stars could potentially boycott sponsors engagements next month amid a standoff between players and Rugby…
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Piastri hasn’t won a race in 402 days. This F1 legend thinks he’s still world champion material
F1 legend and former world champion Damon Hill thinks Oscar Piastri can still be a future world champion, if he’s in…
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Technology behind Kmart smart glasses under investigation
A technology used within Kmart's cheap smart glasses is being investigated by Australia's privacy commissioner amid…
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How former TV presenter Richard Morecroft found love through a fountain pen
This Two of Us article, first published four years ago, is being re-run following the death of Richard Morecroft this…
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WA news LIVE: Weapons expo enters second day after protesters march through CBD
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The clean energy super project that will power Victoria but worrying farmers
This 345-kilometre power cable is touted as crucial to clean-energy needs. But what if farmers cannot work their land?
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Tesla and power giants revolt against Australia’s ‘EV charger tax’
A battle has erupted over plans to let grid operators mount EV chargers on their power poles – and bill non-EV drivers…
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Taylor scoffs at business group’s claim his migration policy a ‘flat tyre’
Angus Taylor’s dismissal of “vested interests” comes as one Labor figure describes the Coalition’s new migration policy…
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Legends unite for retired players
Legends George Gregan, Richie McCaw and Dan Carter unite to raise money for retired rugby players.
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‘Against all odds’: Christa Pike awake and speaking after botched Tennessee execution
Pike’s recovery is “medically unprecedented” but her prognosis remains unclear, her attorneys said in a statement.
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Protein quality versus quantity: What’s the difference?
Not all protein is created equally.
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Why May withdrew from World Cup
Tigers prop Terrell May explains why he made himself unavailable for Samoa at the World Cup.
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Flames, tear gas and stun grenades: How a stoush over classrooms and toilets exploded into violent mass protests
The fury in France reached a new peak when at least 250,000 people joined rallies that have confronted police and…
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Man charged with murder after body with ‘obvious injury’ found in unit
The deceased 65-year-old has been identified, days after he was seen watering his plants at home.
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Riot police fire tear gas as thousands rally for school funding in France
Demonstrations swept across the country as teachers and parents took to the streets with high school pupils.
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Trump’s ‘take out’ LA, San Diego remark
Speaking at a political rally in Nebraska, the US president suggested to a crowd that Iran could "take out" a major US…
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Concerns after potential hack hits fashion retailer
The Today Show tech expert Trevor Long breaks down the impact of the potential hack of worldwide online fashion…
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‘It’s very emotional’: Axed presenter Sarah Macdonald to return to ABC 702 Sydney
After receiving the blessing of James Valentine’s widow, the former Mornings host will take over her dear friend’s…
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Angus Taylor talks migration cuts on Today
Opposition leader Angus Taylor discusses his newly-announced migration policy on Today.
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Merrett opens up on 'tough' club switch
Zach Merrett opens up on the "tough" decision to leave Essendon in his first interview as a Hawks player.
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De Minaur retires from China Open final
Aussie tennis star Alex de Minaur retires from the China Open final to hand the title to Novak Djokovic.
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Third anniversary of October 7 attacks
The Jewish community in Australia is marking the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks
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Manhunt after firebombing in Melbourne
Arsonists are on the run after two cars were firebombed and a home set alight in Melbourne overnight.
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‘Georgia Laga’aia walked in’: How a Scottish musical became a celebration of Samoan culture
The 21-year-old is treading the boards in an adaptation of the two-hander musical Islander.
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Sneak peek: Government gave AI giant early look at data centre rules
Anthropic says it received the draft rules to help consider its MOU with the Australian government, and denies any…
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Australia sells itself as ‘a reef, a rock and a harbour’. Melbourne wants to be its new face
Victoria boasts about being home to Australia’s sports and arts capital. We explore what it needs to do to retain this…
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I’m so jealous of my friend’s career, it’s making me miserable. Am I a bad person?
It may be time to think less about your friend’s success and more about your own, writes Dr Kirstin Ferguson.
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