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‘Cruel hoax’: Dutton vows to dump Suburban Rail Loop commitment

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton will scrap the Albanese government’s promised $2.2bn contribution to the rail loop and divert the money elsewhere, including to the airport rail link...

Economists warning over Greens’ ‘fantasy’ tax, spending agenda

Adam Bandt’s $110bn list of demands for negotiating a minority government this federal election will cost Aussie jobs, economists have warned.

Every single cigarette stick will now warn you not to smoke

Australians desensitised to graphic warnings on cigarette packs will be bombarded with a raft of new messages, including health warnings on every individual cigarette stick.

McRae’s touching act towards Voss after Blues’ dismal start

Carlton and Collingwood may be fiercest of enemies bracing for one of the biggest games of the year so far, but Craig McRae has extended an olive branch to Michael Voss.

New twist in Tony Mokbel drug case

Gangland figure Tony Mokbel will be making a new bid in court as he attempts to quash his drug convictions due to the Lawyer X scandal.

The trendsetters leading footy’s cultural evolution

Footy – and the people who make the game – is changing like never before. ED BOURKE discovers the AFL’s trailblazers at the forefront of a new era.

Warning over Greens’ minority dysfunction

The Federal Election race has tightened, with business leaders pleading with voters to avoid the “worst outcome”.

How Vic’s bizarre hospital deal increased staffing issues

Would you work seven more hours for the same pay? Damning report reveals Victoria accidentally deterred doctors from working full-time during staff shortages.

Significant turnaround’: Melb home prices jump most in 2025

The city’s home prices have had the biggest turnaround in price growth compared the all other state cities in the last quarter. This is why.

‘Learnt from it’: How Krakouer made the most of second chance

Andrew Krakouer epitomised making the most of a second chance at life. Lauren Wood writes about the man who never shied away from his mistakes and tried to give his all back.

‘Bogus’: Coalition’s nuclear waste $14bn cost ‘hole’

The Albanese Government claims the Coalition’s failure to account for the handling of radioactive waste produced under its nuclear power plan has blown out its costings by $14 bill...

Sunflower oil is made from what part of the sunflower?

The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.

Betts: Forward craft will change forever if Mansell is banned

Eddie Betts made a living at the feet of big marking packs, and says if small forwards are banned from nudging opponents around packs it will change the craft forever. Have your sa...

Warnie’s open sex secret before death

Shane Warne frequently used Viagra for erectile dysfunction prior to his shock death in 2022, it has been revealed.

‘Wrong people around him’: 16yo Rowville joyride crash victim identified

A 16-year-old killed alongside his mate when they crashed a stolen car into a tree in Melbourne’s southeast has been remembered as a loving friend who got caught up in with the wro...

Freed immigration detainee shot by police was on five sets of bail

A man shot by police in Melbourne’s southeast after allegedly running at officers with a metal pole was a former immigration detainee on five sets of bail.

‘Fraud’: Dutton slams Labor, Greens and Teals

Appearing on politics in the pub with Sky News’ Paul Murray, Peter Dutton downplayed recent polling results showing Labor in front and lashed out at his rivals.

Melbourne Victory fans accused of homophobic slurs

A Melbourne Victory supporter, serving a life ban, was allowed to remain at an NPL game and was part of a group allegedly making homophobic slurs against rival players.

Three children stabbed in Sydney’s northwest, mother charged

A father in Sydney’s northwest woke to the sounds of his children’s screams, after their mother allegedly stabbed them before turning the weapon on herself.

Why Jeanswest went from 90s icon to retail roadkill

Its distinct blue jeans and iconic ‘Jeanswest Fits Best’ advertising campaign was a key part of growing up in the 90s. It’s now shutting down all its stores. So where did it fall a...

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