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Albanese isn’t alone. ‘Stunning’ properties are common for MPs
About two-thirds of federal parliamentarians own two or more properties, an analysis of declared interests shows.
- Lisa Visentin, Rachel Clun and Olivia Ireland
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The repo man presented Robert’s driver licence. But the picture was someone else
Fraudsters are employing sophisticated new methods, which allowed them to purchase a luxury vehicle worth more than $110,000 in a Victorian man’s name undetected.
- Rachael Dexter
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- Health
‘Frightening … reckless’: The companies selling extreme suntanning to young Aussies
A joint investigation by The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and A Current Affair has uncovered the dangerous advertisements and dubious claims being used to promote a new wave of tanning products.
- Aisha Dow and Georgia Westgarth
Trouble brews in Australia’s craft beer industry, with ‘alarming rate’ of closures
More than a dozen independent breweries have been pushed to the brink of insolvency in the past 12 months.
- Bianca Hrovat
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- Live Music
Taylor Swift’s extraordinary victory lap filled Melbourne with joy and brought us to tears
Over nearly two decades, Swift has built both an enduring body of work and an unparalleled connection with her fans. All of that was on show on Friday night.
- Liam Pieper
Chainsaws, lion’s roars and bagpipe wails: The grunts that split the tennis world
Tactical weapon to distract your opponent or an involuntary physiological response to exertion? Grunting has been a bugbear for decades – and it won’t be resolved in the next two weeks.
- Jewel Topsfield and Scott Spits
National skills passport to provide digital ID for workers
Treasurer Jim Chalmers will on Sunday announce a $9.1 million investment to prepare a business case for creating a national skills passport where workers can record their qualifications.
- Lisa Visentin
Wallpapering the past: Where some Lost Flowers of Alice Hart were found
Long before minimalism and white walls, an uncovered surface was considered ugly, and a plain wall was unfinished.
- Julie Power
Over-the-counter weed to help with sleep still a dream, as clinical trials fail
Insomniacs dreaming of obtaining marijuana in a pharmacy without a prescription to help them sleep will have to keep waiting, as several clinical trials have failed to prove its effectiveness.
- Liam Mannix
‘Heat waves are the killer’: Tim Flannery warns of deadly risk over summer
The chief counsellor for the Climate Council features in a new documentary about the need for more leadership to tackle climate change.
- Garry Maddox
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