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The crucial DNA questions that remain over Easey Street cold case
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Naked City

The crucial DNA questions that remain over Easey Street cold case

The justice system has been blinded by science before. In Victoria, suspects were previously wrongly convicted based on what appeared to be black-and-white results.

  • by John Silvester

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‘End of the world’: The Apple change that has flown under the radar
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‘End of the world’: The Apple change that has flown under the radar

When Apple announced iOS 18, the latest version of its mobile operating system, most of the attention went to its slate of new AI features. But a lesser-known change may wind up being more important.

  • by Kevin Roose
Renters break the bank to live in Armadale on the back of 120 per cent rent rise
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Renting

Renters break the bank to live in Armadale on the back of 120 per cent rent rise

Pundits say the rental market has reached an affordability ceiling, so property owners can no longer expect to see tenants offering significantly over asking prices for properties.

  • by Sarah Brookes
Destination Geelong: Smith requests trade as Cats also circle Oliver

Destination Geelong: Smith requests trade as Cats also circle Oliver

Bailey Smith has requested a trade to Geelong, and now the question becomes: How can the Cats get the cream by landing both him and Clayton Oliver this trade period?

  • by Michael Gleeson
‘No room for slip-ups’: The threat to Australia’s quest for World Cup history

‘No room for slip-ups’: The threat to Australia’s quest for World Cup history

Meg Lanning knows how to win Twenty20 World Cups, and she set out how Australia can claim a seventh title with the tournament starting for the Aussies on Saturday.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Self-reflecting and nice: VP hopefuls try to move dial stuck on division

Self-reflecting and nice: VP hopefuls try to move dial stuck on division

The candidates for US vice president were so polite and agreeable that it felt at times like a mutual appreciation club.

  • by Farrah Tomazin
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Gen Z workers: A few minutes now could save you thousands for retirement
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Gen Z workers: A few minutes now could save you thousands for retirement

If you’re just starting out in the workplace, it might be tricky to get enthused by your super. But taking the time now can pay off massively later.

  • by Emma Koehn
Never mind negative gearing – this is the real steal

Never mind negative gearing – this is the real steal

Everyone seems to have an opinion on negative gearing, but the way the country taxes capital gains is costing a fortune and adding to house price pain.

  • by Shane Wright
Maguire often carries a baseball bat. He’ll need it at the Broncos
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NRL 2024

Maguire often carries a baseball bat. He’ll need it at the Broncos

Greeted by a welcoming committee of Shane Webcke and Gorden Tallis, Michael Maguire knows there’s only one way to placate Brisbane’s powerful old boys.

  • by Adrian Proszenko
In typical Sydney fashion, Kyle and Jackie O just don’t get Melbourne

In typical Sydney fashion, Kyle and Jackie O just don’t get Melbourne

The latest Melbourne ratings are abysmal for the shock jocks who have ruled Sydney FM breakfast radio for years with a mix of celebrity, sex, scandals and contests.

  • by Stephen Brook
The inside story: How word spread that Oliver was on the market again
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AFL 2024

The inside story: How word spread that Oliver was on the market again

In the lead-up to the grand final, amid myriad official AFL functions, word quickly spread within recruiting circles. Now the club has tried to shut down talk of a Clayton Oliver trade. That doesn’t mean the trade is shut down.

  • by Michael Gleeson

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