BFNL: Ammos officially the team to beat in the Bellarine
Geelong Amateur faced the BFNL’s toughest start to the season. But boasting new offensive weapons, they’ve aced the challenge so far after four rounds.
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An interest rate cut has seen a surprising Aussie state surge up the national rankings, new figures show.
Gallery: Mary MacKillop year 12 class stun on formal red carpet
The year 12 students of Mary MacKillop Catholic College and their partners braved wet weather to look fabulous for the 2025 formal. See all the photos here.
Albo weighs in on huge election question
As Aussies debate whether onions should go under or over the beloved democracy sausage, the PM may have accidentally revealed his answer ahead of election day.
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Reynolds suing Commonwealth over payout
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Crime question sparks war of words between Leichhardt runners
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Clubs in Cairns buzzing with two-up punters
After a morning of quiet remembrance for Anzac Day, clubs across Cairns were buzzing with punters trying to double their money on a round of two-up.
Mountain biking festival set to make Cairns ‘the adventure sports capital of Australia’
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Humperdinck, Jones and Parton: Multi-artist tribute show coming to Cairns
Two international performers are bringing their multi-artist tribute show to Cairns for one night only, promising a night of hits and nostalgia.
Seven deaths our leaders won’t mention
It’s an “emergency” that costs Australia an estimated $26 billion a year and rising. You wouldn’t know it listening to Anthony Albanese or Peter Dutton.
IN PICTURES: Anzac Day the Darwin way
In true Darwin form, thousands gathered to honour the Anzac legacy with a high degree of reverence. SEE THE GALLERY.
Lest we forget: Alice Springs gives standing ovation to those who served
Alice Springs has delivered a standing ovation for armed service members past and present, as veterans share what Anzac Day means to them. See the pictures.
Territory talent impresses in tour of Sydney academies
The Territory’s best rising stars has wrapped up its first tour of Sydney facing off against elite academy talent. Read how their trip went and watch their most thrilling goal.
‘Oh my god’: From track and field star to Geelong debutant
Seven years ago, there was “no limit” to what a Barwon Heads product could achieve in the world of track and field. Now, he’s set to make his AFL debut.
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