My girlfriend applied for MAFS … should I bail?
A man reveals he is uncertain about his girlfriend’s intentions after discovering she applied for a polarising reality TV series.
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Sydney fan’s NRL advice to superstar Dua Lipa
When Dua Lipa asked a fan during her concert what she needed to do while in Sydney, he had some simple advice.
Blicavs 300? Cats veteran sheds light on playing future
Mark Blicavs turns 34 this week, yet he remains an integral part of the Cats side. Coming out of contract at the end of the year, does he have the desire to play on?
Albanese hasn’t forgotten Trump’s snub
Anthony Albanese has extended an olive branch to Donald Trump as tensions simmer over Washington’s renewed tariff regime.
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Cunningham: Independent inquiry into Gwynne case should be launched
the Office of the ICAC has made clear it doesn’t comment on matters it is (or isn’t) investigating, writes Matt Cunningham.
A-listers named in new Epstein contact list
A personal address book of Jeffrey Epstein’s was released today by the President Trump’s Justice Department.
Top NT Judge defends ‘compassionate bail’ but AG signals change could be coming
A decision to bail a teen with a history of breaching his bail has been defended by the Territory’s top judge, who says the courts ‘frequently’ grant ‘compassionate bail’ – but the Attorney-General has signalled the NTG are willing to do whatever it takes.
Man arrested after Alice Springs boy found in outback SA town
A 12-year-old boy who went missing in Alice Springs has been found more than 600km away in a remote South Australian town, as police arrest a man.
Why Minister won’t stop Qld police whistleblower ‘witch hunt’
The Premier and his Minister have faced questions about why the Qld Police is on a Fitzgerald-like ‘witch hunt’ to silence whistleblowers in the ranks.
Named: Disgraced Gold Coast realtor siphoned cash for gambling
A Broadbeach real estate agent who siphoned cash from his agency’s trust fund for gambling and business costs – dudding 32 clients – is yet to repay taxpayers a year after a letter of demand.
Sandbags at the ready as Cyclone Alfred approaches Gold Coast
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) is warning Gold Coasters to brace for a rare ‘king tide’ combined with Cyclone Alfred stirring up huge surf – and is opening sandbagging stations early.
State plans to kill thousands of cats
Thousands of cats will be killed in Queensland in a bid to protect some of Australia’s most vulnerable species.
‘Something special’: NT team defying the odds at Las Vegas Nines
The Northern Territory Titans are doing their home country proud, proving their talent on the world stage as they prepare for a final day tilt at the big prize on day two of the Las Vegas Nines.
‘I was Australia’s first remote worker’
She’s one of Australia’s leading execs but Marni Cook admits that when she first welcomed her son, part-time wasn’t on offer. But she soon managed to become the country’s first remote worker.
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