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National caravan companies in liquidation as founders in fiery feud
A national caravan manufacturer is in liquidation with untold debts after the ‘irreversible destruction’ of the business relationship of two warring founders and a court stoush involving the twice-bankrupt former financial adviser of Alan Bond.
Five arrested over gangland shopping centre slaying
Police have arrested five people over the brazen daylight killing of bikie-linked Robert Issa, gunned down in the car park of the Craigieburn Central shopping centre in 2023.
Samurai sword attacker fatally shot by police while strangling sister
A man was found strangling his sister as she lay unconscious with a severed arm before he was shot dead by police inside a house at Yarra Junction.
This council wants you to ditch your car. Its CEO flies off for global talkfests
The climate emergency declared by City of Melbourne hasn’t stopped its chief executive from jetting off to global conferences, including two in Egypt which tackled the big issues, such as “gender-responsive urban mobility planning”.
No selfies inside: The exclusive Melbourne club that’s changing the rules
As a growing number of bars and clubs across Europe ban selfies and videos, one exclusive Melbourne club is following suit. Here’s what goes on inside.
Who your club should be delisting or trading at season’s end
Every club is facing tough decisions on what to do with players coming out of contract. We’ve gone through every list to see who should stay and who should go. See the verdicts on 234 players.
He was cricket’s Mr Nice Guy. Now McCullum leads a bunch of fake tough guys
England was supposedly “too nice”. Then its anger boiled over in an ugly finish to the fourth Test against India. What will that mean streak do for the Ashes and what does it say about Brendon McCullum?
Is your daughter the mean girl? Here’s how to turn it around
No parent wants their child to face bullying – but what if your daughter is actually the ‘mean girl’? Psychologist Laura Love unpacks how to handle it.
Gen Z freaking out boomer bosses by oversharing in interviews
Gen Z value transparency but this HR guru says oversharing in interviews is the latest trend in recruitment – and it’s a bit too much for older bosses.
‘Spawn of satan’: Influencers take aim at social media
Social media is their brand and business but even influencers, like Abbie Chatfield and Brittney Saunders, are worried about the mental health of young people and kids who use it.
Breaking the bad: How to stop your teen doomscrolling
Doomscrolling is harming our teens, says Dr Luke Martin. Here’s his top tips to get them off their phone.
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Dylan Shiel eager to play on
Aussie star stunned by Bunnings worker’s act
Sharon’s emotional goodbye as thousands farewell Ozzy Osbourne
Two smash repair shops set ablaze in linked attacks
Queen Mary gets stung by wasp during royal walkabout
Hoon driver humiliated after crashing car
Sun or snow? Where to go this Christmas
Tourists forced to flee as Italian beach becomes inferno
Footy larrikin heroes locked in to commentate Legends Game
Two beloved footy legends have been locked in to join the commentary team for the upcoming AFL Legends Game on August 28.
Defiant Goodwin says Eagles loss wouldn’t end his tenure
Simon Goodwin says he won’t be ‘consumed with results’ ahead of a high-pressure clash with West Coast – saying he feels supported by the Demons board. Have your say.
West Coast’s ‘inappropriate’ draft assistance request: Fair or foul?
The AFL industry is split over West Coast’s pursuit of draft assistance. Do the Eagles deserve it or should they bear the brunt of some recent horrific decisions for a few more years?
Nine contenders: The premiership case for every AFL finals hopeful
Just over a month out from September, the premiership race looks wide open. There’s nine teams in the hunt and Mick McGuane has made the premiership case for every single one.
Mystery shape spotted near Epstein’s cell in eerie footage
An orange figure was seen near Jeffrey Epstein’s prison cell on the final night of his life, contradicting official claims about his death. See the video.
Elon Musk’s X Corp loses Aussie legal fight
US billionaire Elon Musk’s company X Corp has lost a legal challenge against a more than $600,000 fine imposed by Australia’s online watchdog.
Do you store fat in the arms, belly or thighs? What you should know
Psoriasis is just the latest illness that researchers have found to be linked to body shape, the experts tell Peta Bee.
I was scared to socialise. Now I host introvert meet-ups
Sami Jenkins was sometimes so anxious she was scared to leave the house. She wants you to know about a “public health crisis” facing young Australians.
Why I had part of my brain surgically removed
Brisbane scientists have launched the world’s largest epilepsy study, recruiting thousands of Australians to unlock new treatments for the quarter-million sufferers nationwide.
You’ll be shocked this low-calorie soft drink is actually worse for you
New research has made “surprising” findings about soft drinks and what kinds are actually worse for our health.
Great teen hypocrisy: Too young for TikTok, old enough to vote?
Australia’s found itself in a bizarre contradiction. We’re about to ban teens from social media but pollies want them to vote. We can’t raise responsible, resilient citizens like this, writes Rion Ahl.
Panahi: Caro-Riewoldt exchange proof ‘sexist’ tag aimed at shaming men
Any man who questions the competence of a female take heed — you’ll be slurred misogynist or sexist, aimed at shaming you into silence. That’s the message from Channel 7’s new footy show.
Statewide rescue effort after 67 starving dogs dumped at Vic shelter
A Victoria-wide rescue mission has been launched to rehome 67 dogs “covered in wounds, missing fur” that were surrendered without notice to a Geelong shelter. They all arrived in just two car loads, with 45 in the first batch.
Is your suburb getting a machete ban drop-off bin? Every location revealed
One of the state’s top cops has asked parents of machete-wielding teen criminals to find their weapons and dispose of them at the state’s new knife bins. Search the full list of locations here.
Alleged thieves nabbed with stolen MCC membership and drugs
An alleged Bonnie and Clyde’s mission to sneak into the MCC has been foiled after police seized an allegedly stolen membership card and a stash of drugs during a raid.
‘Very punch-able head’: Bikie’s vile threats to police officers
A Comanchero bikie who launched into a vile, expletive-laden attack against Robinvale police officers claims the cops were picking on him.
‘Self-harm’: Australia calls out Trump as tariff deadline looms
Jim Chalmers has taken a fresh shot at Donald Trump’s tariffs, as the FBI’s chief is said to have found a trove of classified documents in a secret room.
What is Queensland’s largest island?
The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.
Tsunami evacuations in South America as disaster averted in US, Japan
The threat of tsunamis has now spread to South America, while warnings were downgraded in Russia, Japan, and the US.
Interest rate cut ‘pretty much locked in’, experts say
Economists say an interest rate cut next month is all but locked in and the Reserve Bank of Australia would find it ‘hard to justify’ another hold after latest figures showed slowed inflation.
Million Aussies get $93m fee refund: Is your bank on list?
Australian banks have promised to refund a mammoth $93 million in rogue fees to nearly one million customers. See the full list of banks and if you can expect a nice windfall.
Wild way couple losing $40k a year got 18 homes
A once struggling couple have revealed how they came to own 18 homes worth $11m. And the secret is both clever and controversial.
Qantas slashes prices on fares in huge international sale
The Flying Kangaroo has slashed prices on 350,000 seats, in a move set to delight budget-conscious families, as Australia’s airline wars continue to ramp up.
Teen’s alleged Bendigo crime tear after less than 48 hours on bail
A Bendigo resident was allegedly thrown into the street while trying to stop a 16-year-old crim stealing his car, less than 48 hours after the teen was out on bail charged with home invasions.
Truck driver dies after fiery Hume Freeway crash
A truck driver has died after his vehicle caught on fire in Avenel in the state’s north.
Tungamah man flees scene of crash, busted doing 157km/h
An aspiring Tungamah farmer failed to stop after crashing into the back of a car on Goulburn Valley Highway and was later seen by police speeding at more than 155km/h.
Mildura thug boasts after stabbing man in ice pipe brawl
A Mildura thug stabbed a man during a fight over an ice pipe, before bragging she “just pumped him a couple of times” a court has heard.
How government agencies failed autistic nine-year-old Werribee girl
A mum’s concerns about the safety of her autistic daughter, Aluel, went unheeded for five years before the unthinkable happened outside their government-funded home.
Before Erin, the Schoolgirl Strangler brought murder to Leongatha
Long before Erin Patterson’s poisoned lunch gripped the nation, Leongatha was already making a name for deaths in the dairy belt, as serial killer Arnold Karl Sodeman made it his hunting ground.
Historic Victorian homestead hits the market
A 129-year-old homestead has been listed for sale where it is set to field seven-figure offers. See the details.
Lehrmann case blunder: Top cop loses evidence on faulty hard drive
The lead detective in Bruce Lehrmann’s rape case has lost whole folders of evidence in a number of active court cases, as the former staffer’s diary notes are revealed.
‘This should be our Port Arthur moment on child abuse’
A campaigner wants to toughen up the rubber stamp Working with Children checks across the country, saying nothing is being done.
Maid’s desperate escape from NYC gunman revealed
The Manhattan gunman chased and fired shots at a helpless maid during his skyscraper rampage, as chilling new details emerged about the weapons used in the massacre.
Israel’s threat to pressure Hamas as 30 killed and 300 wait for aid
Dozens of Palestinians have been killed and injured waiting for aid after IDF forces opened fire, and Israel may threaten to annex parts of Gaza to stop Hamas.
Rio down on profit miss, copper blow; Flight Centre falls
Rio’s investors react to profit miss, as copper price fall also drags down BHP. Flight Centre’s profit misses guidance. Beach Energy sinks on oil price impairment. Analyst downgrades hit MinRes. US import changes pressure Cettire.
ASIC flags super curbs after Shield, First Guardian collapse
The corporate regulator has raised the prospect of limiting what super can be invested in, putting restrictions on retail investments in high-risk funds and slowing SMSF rollovers as it warns of industrial-scale misconduct in financial services.
Rio Tinto profit miss; ASX gains on RBA rate cut hopes
June quarter inflation falls lock in 25 basis-point cut next month. Rio Tinto profit misses estimate. IGO, Chinese partner in talks to stop Kwinana refinery cash bleed. Coal miner Bowen Coking in administration. Austrac sues Mounties.
More than The Block: see the real Daylesford
From a graffiti-filled abandoned church, to architectural wonders, Daylesford housing has more going on than you’ll see on The Block.
House sells $111k over reserve at 10-bidder auction
Fierce bidding has revealed the hidden demand for affordable Highton homes as a three-bedroom property soars $111,000 above reserve.
‘Tear it all off’: Biggest Block disaster ever
A last minute disaster leaves two teams high and dry as one contestant is caught blue-handed breaking the rules.
‘Kind of mad’: where Melb prices boomed
A Melbourne couple who thought home prices were “kind of mad” when they bought have just watched values surge $195k around them.
US podcaster takes on Trump’s daughter
Glennon Doyle, the US podcast host and author, talks body image, resilience and addresses THAT Ivanka Trump controversy in a revealing new interview.
‘Gather yourself’: Carey flees overseas after alleged toilet tryst
Wayne Carey has fled the country with his family after hitting the headlines for an alleged toilet tryst video that went viral.
Crawford says family tragedy ‘like a wild storm’
Hawthorn great Shane Crawford has shared his family’s heartache and reflected that “we’ve got to be better at dealing with it and trying to stop it before the worst can possibly happen”.
How John Farnham’s legacy will be honoured on Aussie stages
John Farnham’s musical legacy is profound — and now he will be honoured on Australian stages in a particularly special way.
‘Unbelievable’: O’Callaghan wins 10th world championships gold
Mollie O’Callaghan has produced a stunning swim to claim the tenth world championships gold of her career, as a 21-year-old Queenslander made history in a new Australian record time.
World Athletics’ big move to avoid Olympics-style gender furore
Moscow Olympians: ‘Tone-deaf’ comments won’t ruin historic day
How did it come to this? The latest punishment for Blues fans
Catch the Swifties: League’s bold marketing ploy to revive AFLW
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Jack Silvagni owes Carlton nothing as contract drama heats up
McRae keen on ‘second date’ with SOS as second rival joins hunt
Collingwood coach Craig McRae has revealed he has met with Jack Silvagni, and would be keen on a ‘second date’ with the Blue, as another club joins the race for the key defender.
Four talls — or no Chol? Hawks’ cutthroat squeeze unpacked
As Jack Scrimshaw touches on the ‘challenge’ of fitting into Hawthorn’s defence, we look at all the big selection calls facing the club — including whether Mabior Chol gets back in the side.
Shock contenders to lead Brownlow club counts revealed
With just four rounds to go, the Brownlow race is heating up. See the contenders to lead your club’s count in our Predictor — with some surprise names emerging.
Lyon reveals pain at Starc milestone snub
Nathan Lyon is confident he still has a role to play in pink-ball Tests despite being dumped from the Australian side for close mate Mitchell Starc’s 100th Test.
Rising mare ready to make Splash in Aurie’s Star
Late-blooming mare Splash Back will aim to continue her winning form under trainer Grahame Begg in Saturday’s Group 3 Aurie’s Star Handicap at Flemington.
Scott confirms Australia return and reveals plan for Presidents Cup
Age is no barrier for Adam Scott, he’s just recorded a 97th consecutive majors appearance, has confirmed his return to Australia and now has revealed his plan for the Presidents Cup.
Princess Diana’s go-to breakfast has been revealed – and we have the recipe
59 recipes that make the most of the magic of lemons
Lemon can add zest and zing to dishes both sweet and savoury. Whenever a salad or a seafood dish needs a burst of freshness; whenever you need to add a touch of brightness to dessert; even when you just want to sprinkle some extra pizzazz on top of a pizza, lemon is the answer. It’s basically the all-round MVP of the citrus world. To help you make the most of it, here are our favourite recipes with a lemony citrus burst, from lemon chicken to lemon tart, and from lemon sorbet to lemon potatoes.
50 slow-cook casseroles for a cosy night on the couch
Get out the crockpot and slow-cook your way to comfort and deliciousness.
Fixture analysis: The players who can win you a SuperCoach final
Stats dossier: Macrae red flag, late season CBA surprises
Coaches are using late rounds to experiment, and some new names are getting a chance in the middle. But Jack Macrae’s new role could be a SuperCoach worry. See every CBA.
Buy, hold, sell: Bad SuperCoach trade about to get much uglier
One of the most remarkable rounds of SuperCoach ever played delivered some insane scores. And there are more to come. Who will cash in – and who misses out?
Elite Tassie private schools ranked among Australia’s top 100
Inside Australia’s top 100 private schools
National education editor Susie O’Brien unveils Australia’s ultimate education power list, ranking the nation’s top 100 private schools using…
‘World class’ education: NT’s top private schools revealed
The principal of the Territory’s top private school credits his community’s “world class” vision for making the top spot. See the other NT schools ranked in the top 100 nationwide.
‘Hammered him and stabbed him’: Horror details of home invasion attack
Mushroom killer’s sprawling Leongatha home seized by authorities
The Leongatha home where Erin Patterson executed her deadly mushroom lunch plot has been restrained by authorities, to enable compensation for the families of her victims.
New details emerge about woman’s mushroom death at Clunes retreat
A woman who died at a Victorian wellness retreat may have suffered a rare reaction linked to the magic mushroom tea she consumed, a coroner has revealed.
I took a rock ’n’ roll tour of West Hollywood
Secret cheap alternatives to world’s top luxury trains
Iconic rail journeys can be expensive, but with these budget-savvy hacks you can get a similar experience without the eye-watering price tag.
I’ve travelled the world, there’s nowhere like Darwin
Darwin Festival’s artistic director says her travels have made her appreciate what a privilege it is to live in Australia, with the world’s oldest living culture.
GWM’s upgraded mid-sized SUV revealed
Woman’s number plate ‘too rude’ for roads
A young Queensland mum has joined a growing list of Australians whose custom number plates have been rejected or recalled for being ‘inappropriate’.
New Chinese ute is a game-changer
This Chinese dual-cab ute has more power than most rivals, and it’s bigger inside and out, Matt Campbell reports.
My big ‘ping pong’ show regret in Thailand
Thing every Aussie gets wrong in USA
The USA has long been popular with Aussies. But there’s one huge error we all continue to make when it comes to ordering food there.
Spot what’s wrong with this holiday pic
A horrible photo of a traveller’s legs has sparked much debate online, and there’s one burning question everyone is asking.
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