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‘Hitler would be proud’: Fears over rising Jewish hate

Leaders fear Australia is seeing echoes of the “pure evil” that spread across Europe in the 1930s as Jewish businesses are boycotted and violence erupts on the streets.

Claim Vic budget ‘secrecy’ hiding real road and rail cost blowouts

Victoria’s financial watchdog has been asked to probe “secrecy and misleading reporting” in the state budget, with billions allegedly shielded from proper scrutiny — and comparison...

Stringer, Dusty and a Dreamtime duel for the ages

Milestone man Jake Stringer and Tigers superstar Dustin Martin went toe-to-toe in a Dreamtime showdown for the ages. SAM LANDSBERGER recaps a memorable night at the MCG.

‘Very dangerous’: Voss, Hardwick turn heat on AFL umpiring

Michael Voss and Damien Hardwick have turned the blowtorch on AFL umpiring, with the Blues coach set to demand answers after several contentious calls in his side's victory over Go...

Flag favourite to finals spectator? Cats stunned in Giant boilover

Four weeks ago, unbeaten Geelong was the envy of the AFL. Now, the Cats are clinging to a spot in the top-eight after an agonising loss to GWS Giants. LACHLAN MCKIRDY breaks down h...

’Pulp Fiction’: Playboy gold dealer’s theft and scam empire

Jetsetting jewellery dealer Alex Mendieta-Blanco was famous for having Delta Goodrem at his party. But he was also convicted of a scam worth up to $1bn. This is how his empire work...

Melbourne musical ground zero for Broadway stars’ shock split

An Australian theatre favourite has been linked to the shock break-up of two hugely successful Broadway stars, with the Melbourne production of Groundhog Day The Musical believed t...

‘Victoria is the worst place in the country to run a business’

New research has revealed more than 3000 businesses have packed up and left Victoria since the end of Covid lockdowns in 2021. See the figures and which states are profiting off Vi...

Why messages about Trump’s Rudd spray are still a secret

The government has revealed why it is refusing to release a cache of text messages and emails about Donald Trump calling Kevin Rudd “nasty” and “not the brightest bulb”.

‘Life can go on’: Sam Newman takes to sea for cancer research

Sixteen years after being diagnosed with prostate cancer, Sam Newman is setting out to raise awareness of and funds for cancer research from the deck of his 66-foot boat.

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