Minister’s brutal question to US on tariffs
A senior Labor minister has put a blunt question to the White House after Donald Trump announced brutal blanket tariffs on steel and aluminium.
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Second major bank cuts interest rates
Another of Australia’s big four banks has cut interest rates for one group of borrowers, ahead of the RBA’s highly anticipated February meeting.
Council explains reason behind contentious Kardinia Park pitch
A green Premier Cricket wicket curated by Geelong council raised eyebrows. Now the council has addressed concerns.
Surprising trend in home lending
Aussies putting up with higher house prices are still getting into the market as investors get out of the way, new research shows.
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Issue in Aussie surf brand collapse
The business behind two Australian surfwear brands has applied for bankruptcy in the US, with more than 100 stores to close, as a mogul reveals their key mistake.
Host Crowe’s dramatic weight loss the talk of AACTA awards night
Russell Crowe’s weight loss sparked buzz at the AACTA Awards with industry insiders estimating he shed over 10kg. See what they were saying.
Beloved puppy dies after missed calls
‘Abhorrent’: A furious Top End dad is seeking answers after his Blue Heeler puppy was put down by the pound without his knowledge.
Stalker, woman basher released from jail after severe DV abuse
A Toowoomba man has been released from custody after pleading guilty to serious, violent, and chilling acts of domestic violence crimes.
‘Never forgive’: Son’s brave words to killer cop
Family of a great-grandmother fatally tasered by a police officer have stared her killer down in court as they share their grief over his actions.
Labor woos women with millions for menopause, pills and IUDs
Labor has promised women will pay less for healthcare from their very first period to menopause under a whopping $500m announcement ahead of the election.
’Dirty deals’: Trump move threatens Australia
Donald Trump is already creating a “new world order” weeks into his presidency – and Australia is at risk of being “caught in the crossfire”.
‘Just insane’: People of Ingham on living their worst nightmare
We’ve all seen the photos and jaw-dropping footage. But the people of Ingham watched the harrowing scenes unfold first-hand as an “insane” torrent of water swept through their homes and town. These are their stories.
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