Canberra sale and auction results, week ending March 29
Canberra recorded 21 property sales over a million dollars last week, the latest auction and sales results reveal.
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Famous Sydney rugby clubs a hotbed of Future Wallabies talent
The first Australian U20 rugby squad for 2025 is dominated by teenagers from two famous local footy clubs. Who’s producing the most rising stars and how do other clubs stack up?
‘Should be the norm’: the Zoomer candidates contesting this election
The youngest major party candidates in the upcoming federal election have explained what drives them to fight for their communities and “kick the door down” for a seat at the table.
Canberra sale and auction results, week ending March 23
Canberra recorded 24 property sales over a million dollars last week, the latest auction and sales results reveal.
Canberra sale and auction results, week ending March 22
Canberra recorded 20 property sales over a million dollars last week, the latest auction and sales results reveal.
Worst areas for mortgage arrears in NSW
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Canberra sale and auction results, week ending March 16
Canberra recorded 17 property sales over a million dollars last week, the latest auction and sales results reveal.
‘I was a bit stressed’: Fighting spirit, two-try hero save day for Waratahs U18s v Reds
Fighting spirit, a great save, a two-try star and dread helped produced an epic battle as the best and brightest teenagers in the Waratah and Reds U18s Academies battled. Stars, result wrap
Canberra sale and auction results, week ending March 15
Canberra recorded 16 property sales over a million dollars last week, the latest auction and sales results reveal.
They’re all wrong: RBA to cut rates again
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Where homes are cheaper than in 2015
A new report reveals the inflation-defying Australian suburbs you can buy in for less money than a decade ago – including one state with 125 suburbs at less than 2015 prices.
Govt gives up on one million Aussie renters
Over a million tenants have been forgotten in this year’s budget despite rental affordability at its worst level on record.
Going backwards: Why budget won’t fix housing crisis
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Everybody appearing at Goulburn District Court, Monday, March 31
Here is a list of matters listed at Goulburn District Court on Monday.
Everybody appearing at Queanbeyan Local Court, Monday, March 31
Here is a list of matters listed at Queanbeyan Local Court on Monday.
Everybody appearing at Goulburn Local Court, Monday, March 31
Here is a list of matters listed at Goulburn Local Court on Monday.
Everybody appearing at Goulburn District Court, Friday, March 28
Here is a list of matters listed at Goulburn District Court on Friday.
Women helping Waratahs teens take down Reds in annual U18s battle
They have had the mail over their Queensland rivals for years but now the Waratahs U18s have enlisted some usually help to keep their winning run intact this weekend – women. SQUAD named
Tapped out: Popular pub closes amid claims of unpaid booze debts
A popular Canberra watering hole has flicked the taps off and shut its doors in a bitter battle over an allegedly unpaid $5k supplier debt to a well-known brewer.
Young woman, 22, dead after motorcycle crashes into bus
A young woman has died three days after her motorcycle crashed into a bus in Nicholls. Here’s the latest.
ACT’s first road fatality of 2025: Cyclist killed after crash with car
The ACT has recorded its first road fatality of the year after a cyclist, aged 70, was killed after a collision with a car. Here’s the latest.
Johns/Daley Cup: Star performers from round five
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NSWRL Junior Reps Rd 8: Upsets and comebacks in super Saturday
With finals spots on the line, there’s plenty to play for in round eight of the NSWRL Junior Reps. Stay updated as the action unfolds across all four grades on Saturday and Sunday.
Olympic sized secret behind amazing turn of pace of Waratahs debutant
It was a turn of pace that led to one of the few highlights for the NSW Waratahs in a Super Rugby Pacific loss full of injury angst and drama. So how did debutant Archie Saunders get so fast?
Connected! Rugby name game for future Wallabies
You might not recognise their faces yet but their surnames are well known. The future Wallaby hopefuls following in the big footsteps of their football playing fathers – and smashing it.
LJ Hooker League: Grand final gamebreakers, preview
It will be a rematch of last year’s grand final as Cudgen and Marist Brothers meet in the LJ Hooker League. Check out a preview of both teams and the grand final gamebreakers.
Saint, Sinner, Shoosh: Bunker blunders deserve to be called out
The NRL gone too far in seeking to silence legitimate criticism of refereeing blunders, the next Konstas v Bumrah battle in Australia is booked, another 10-year NRL deal in the works and more in Saint, Sinner, Shoosh.
10,000-plus lives feared lost in deadly quake disaster
Daunting analysis shows more than 10,000 people may die in the aftermath of the 7.7 magnitude earthquake that rocked Myanmar and Thailand, as rescuers search for survivors. Follow the updates.
Kennedy stuns Gout Gout in race that stopped a nation
While it might not have been in the script, Gout Gout suffering a shock loss to Lachlan Kennedy could end up being a pivotal moment in Australian sprinting. This is why.
Edwina selling apartment so sun rises on boutique hotel project
Edwina Bartholomew and her husband, Neil Varcoe, have listed their Woollahra investment apartment, with the desired proceeds going into their boutique hotel project at Carcoar.
Denmark fires back at Vance over Greenland comments
Denmark has hit back at US Vice President JD Vance’s accusations the country was not doing its job to keep Greenland safe from powerful countries like China and Russia. Follow the updates.
Albo vows to make price gouging by supermarkets illegal
Anthony Albanese has fired a broadside at the big supermarkets in a bid to win over voters concerned with the cost of living. DETAILS
Albo under pressure after Dutton throws political gauntlet down
Anthony Albanese is under pressure to rule out a deal with the Greens after Peter Dutton openly said he would be willing to negotiate with key crossbenchers in a minority government.
‘What does $200k get you?’: Fury over Police Minister’s reward insult
Startling details about the NSW Police Minister’s handling of rewards for information into cold cases, such as Rachelle Childs’, has been uncovered. Listen to the podcast.
‘Disgusting’: Real health risk of mystery balls laid bare
The extremely poisonous contents contained inside unusual greasy blobs found along Sydney’s shoreline can be revealed, and they can cause a wide range of serious illnesses.
Denmark torches Vance over Greenland ‘tone’
Denmark says it did not like the “tone” of US Vice President JD Vance after he accused Copenhagen of under-investing in Greenland.
Japan’s ‘extraordinary’ work plan to kick off
A country’s major work week experiment is set to kick off in a matter of days, with the “extraordinary” new measures coming into effect.
Trump team’s shocking ‘WMD’ call
A top White House official has dumbfounded the world after claiming devastating “Weapon of Mass Destruction” attacks are imminent.
Experts predict 10,000+ dead in horror quake
Experts say the devastating earthquake in Myanmar was likely the strongest to hit the country in decades, with modelling suggesting thousands could be dead.
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