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Brisbane slingshot attack charges
Four men have been charged over random alleged attacks involving slingshots in Brisbane.
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Eight red cards as soccer friendly turns nasty
Eight red cards are handed out and police are called in as a football friendly between USA and Brazil turns nasty.
Australia news LIVE: Coalition leaders rubbish backbencher’s suggestion of seat sharing deal with rising One Nation; Optus breached privacy rules in White Pages data bungle
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Is this how it feels to be young, broke, scammed and cast out on the street?
The new film Mad Rush, premiering at Melbourne International Film Festival, is urgent and powerful – and couldn’t be more relevant to many young people.
Do we love our iPhones more than children?
The smartphone is copping some of the blame for the declining global fertility rate. Here’s how having fewer children is shaping Australians and our future.
All three and four-year-olds to be screened for autism under Victoria’s NDIS alternative
The state government has unveiled its Thriving Kids model, for children with autism and developmental delays who are no longer supported by the NDIS.
The controversial deal feeding the Trump family’s biggest money-maker
The Trump family’s foray into the world of crypto has been lucrative, but has attracted a lot of scrutiny. One agreement in particular stands out.
‘It’s a gun, and it’s five centimetres from my face’: Mabel Li on the terror and pleasure of The Testaments
The Logie-nominated actor has been quietly terrifying as Aunt Lydia’s chief rival and staffroom agitator.
How do you make a comedy about a subject that very few people find funny?
The fact that Tasmania is a state divided by its new AFL stadium was more of a help than a hindrance for Ground Up.
ASX falls as Middle East tensions escalate; Oil jumps, Southern Cross slumps
The Australian sharemarket is lower in early trade as fresh US strikes on Iran cast doubt on the chances of a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
I went to the mountains to learn how to ski. I found something much better
Skiing, though exciting, has never been what makes going to the snow special beyond words for me.
The crusading club boss and his $1.7m side hustle
The gaming regulator is examining a Rooty Hill club’s decision to outsource a scoping study to its own CEO.
Chipping away at it: the artist with burning passion for ice sculpting
After 30 years, ice sculptor Kevin Kapusi Starow remains captivated by the way his works constantly change as they melt away.
The three words Tasma Walton would love to hear on her deathbed
The actor and writer, 52, has penned a novel based on a true story of an enslaved ancestor.
We taste-tested 21 cans of supermarket tuna in oil and Sirena didn’t win
Good Food tin-fluencer Frank Sweet scours the Seven Seas for Australia’s tastiest canned tuna. More than 20 cans, pouches and one stinky office later, here’s how they ranked.
Yes, you can eat too much protein. Here are the big health risks
Protein is an essential nutrient, but more isn’t necessarily better, according to nutrition experts.
More properties languish on the market as buyers get the jitters
The number of homes on the market for longer periods of time has jumped sharply across the country. Experts say this is what is behind it.
$32m in work needed after Sydney metro opening risks disrupting commuters
Commuters face extra disruptions after the ribbon is cut on the final stage of the M1 if construction cannot be done during scheduled maintenance shutdowns.
FIFA World Cup 2026 Predictor
Pick the winners of the FIFA World Cup using our interactive tool.
A Woodside report promised thousands of Browse jobs. New analysis tells another story
Climate Integrity’s analysis claimed the commissioned report inflated the economic benefits of the project, including “cherry-picking” job figures while ignoring destruction elsewhere.
