Royals plan for ‘normal’ life at Adelaide Cottage
Prince William and Princess Kate’s next plans have been revealed after two men managed to break into Windsor Castle, stealing several items.
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‘They can eat about their body weight in crickets’
Eccentric emus, six beef cattle, a dozen chickens, guinea pigs and five beehives, plus a pig called Boaris. Is this Australia’s most eclectic farm?
Crowd shocked by Broady auction’s astonishing price
A auction has captured national attention in Melbourne’s north, after fierce bidding pushed a home of three generations to a huge sum. Find out how much it sold for.
BoM costs blowout amid performance criticism
The cost of running Australia’s meteorological agency has hit $500 million, with one water broker saying he did not “know anyone who uses the BoM for water data”.
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Australia’s most deadly snakes and how you identify them
Australia is known for its beautiful lifestyle … and its deadly snakes. These are the most deadly – and how you can spot them.
Cara Delevingne sells LA home
Cara Delevingne has sold her extraordinary Los Angeles mansion, six months after it was destroyed in a devastating blaze.
Dodgy cop who tried to frame woman breaks down as he’s jailed
A corrupt former detective who tampered with evidence to falsely convict a Melbourne woman of high-level drug crimes has broken down as he was sentenced to at least 18 months behind bars.
Driver killed in horror two-car crash in Epping
A driver has died and another remains in hospital under police guard after a horrific crash involving two cars in Melbourne’s north.
‘Gut-wrenching’: Farmers called on mines
Dooen farmers are picking up the phone to news about a major mining project’s approval. But the state minister’s office says it is still under inquiry.
CFA volunteers call for levy discount
CFA volunteers want the same hefty fire services property levy discount that corporate wind and solar farm developers enjoy.
All the pictures and fun from Dunkeld Races
The spring carnival country racing action headed to Dunkeld for the running of the cup. See all the pictures on and off the track.
Meet the incredible women paving the way for rural Australia
From outback Queensland to Orange, Winton to the Whetbelt — meet the extraordinary Aussie women nominated for this year’s Shine Awards.
Melbourne women poisoned in Laos identified, families by their bedsides
The Melbourne teens on life support in a Thai hospital after a horror drink spiking in Laos have been identified as their families gather at their bedsides.
Two Melbourne girls poisoned in Thailand identified
Holly Bowles and Bianca Jones, both 19 have been identified as the two girls from Melbourne that are right now in Thai hospitals on life support,…
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