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Claim 1 of 50 double passes to Pressure: The Untold True Story of D-Day
Enter your details to claim one of 50 double passes to Pressure, starring Brendon Fraser and Andrew Scott. In cinemas from October 29.
Claim 1 of 50 double passes to Pressure: The Untold True Story of D-Day
Enter your details to claim one of 50 double passes to Pressure, starring Brendon Fraser and Andrew Scott. In cinemas from October 29.
Latest piece of Brisbane 2032 Games puzzle leaves athletes up river with no paddle
The third piece of the 2032 Games emblems was revealed by Rockhampton’s Fitzroy River as part of a multi-day tour.
Latest piece of Brisbane 2032 Games puzzle leaves athletes up river with no paddle
The third piece of the 2032 Games emblems was revealed by Rockhampton’s Fitzroy River as part of a multi-day tour.
Latest piece of Brisbane 2032 Games puzzle leaves athletes up river with no paddle
The third piece of the 2032 Games emblems was revealed by Rockhampton’s Fitzroy River as part of a multi-day tour.
Latest piece of Brisbane 2032 emblem revealed
The third piece of the Brisbane 2032 emblem has been revealed by Olympic cycling legend Anna Meares and Paralympian Angie Ballard.
Latest piece of Brisbane 2032 emblem revealed
The third piece of the Brisbane 2032 emblem has been revealed by Olympic cycling legend Anna Meares and Paralympian Angie Ballard.
Latest piece of Brisbane 2032 emblem revealed
The third piece of the Brisbane 2032 emblem has been revealed by Olympic cycling legend Anna Meares and Paralympian Angie Ballard.
Lynas in $968m deal to acquire Meteoric Resources
Lynas Rare Earths has inked a $968 million deal to acquire Meteoric Resources, the owner of the largest ionic clay rare earths resource outside China.
Victorian doctors strike over ‘unsustainable’ working hours
Frustrated and overworked doctors are downing tools for the second time in more than a month in protest of “systemic fatigue”.
Aluminium smelter's future secured in $200m lifeline
The immediate future of one of Australia's big four aluminium smelters has been secured by a government support package following months of uncertainty.
Verdict date set as mother of Australian brothers killed in Mexico makes emotional plea
The judge agreed to deliver a verdict at 10am next Friday (Mexico time), just hours before parents Debra and Martin Robinson are due to fly home to Perth.
Verdict date set as mother of Australian brothers killed in Mexico makes emotional plea
The judge agreed to deliver a verdict at 10am next Friday (Mexico time), just hours before parents Debra and Martin Robinson are due to fly home to Perth.
Verdict date set as mother of Australian brothers killed in Mexico makes emotional plea
The judge agreed to deliver a verdict at 10am next Friday (Mexico time), just hours before parents Debra and Martin Robinson are due to fly home to Perth.
No more card surcharge as small businesses cry foul
Businesses will no longer be able to charge customers a direct fee for paying by card, in a move spruiked as helping to ease cost-of-living pressures.
AI doctor voice scam calls targeting Mandarin speakers in Victoria, police warn
Australians in one state who speak a language other than English are being targeted and ripped off by AI voice clone calls from fake doctors.
Court gives Paramount green light on Warner Bros deal
A US federal judge has granted Paramount's settlement agreement with 12 states that sued over the company's takeover of Warner Bros.
Wall St mixed as US data shows moderate inflation rise
The Nasdaq has climbed and the S&P 500 dipped, but both indices notched their second straight quarterly gains, as a softer-than-anticipated inflation reading cooled expectations that Federal Reserve policy makers will h…
The national weather outlook for Thursday, October 1
The national weather outlook for Thursday, October 1
The national weather outlook for Thursday, October 1
The national weather outlook for Thursday, October 1
The national weather outlook for Thursday, October 1
The national weather outlook for Thursday, October 1
Open letter: Iran's Revolutionary Guards woo US voters
Iran's Revolutionary Guards have written a letter to the American people, accusing Donald Trump of concealing the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear program.
‘Quite ill-prepared’: Shops scramble to meet new card surcharge ban
Business lobby groups warn that some Australians will encounter card payment surcharges at the checkout despite a ban on the practice coming into effect.
‘Quite ill-prepared’: Shops scramble to meet new card surcharge ban
Business lobby groups warn that some Australians will encounter card payment surcharges at the checkout despite a ban on the practice coming into effect.
‘Quite ill-prepared’: Shops scramble to meet new card surcharge ban
Business lobby groups warn that some Australians will encounter card payment surcharges at the checkout despite a ban on the practice coming into effect.
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Metrics' stand-off with auditors becomes private credit crunch point
Perth home values continue downward slide
House prices in the Western Australian capital have fallen at a faster rate than the national average in September, to a $975,000 median.
51yo's 'callous remark' after raping 16yo confirmed 'complete lack of remorse': judge
She fell pregnant after rapist's ongoing exploitation.
Report slams ACT transport system for its confusing, unclear information
Information 'not always accurate or useful'.
ANU records worst ever global ranking amid $100m revenue loss
ANU's decline demands urgent reset.
'Weighs on you': why Mick is trekking Mt Ainslie seven times in one day
Over the years, the firefighter has lost multiple loved ones to suicide.
Top ratings 'just a number' for Kristen as support pours in for beloved radio duo
It's been an emotional three months for friends and co-hosts Kristen and Nige.
ACT government ignores repeated calls to fix blacked-out street
Multiple reports from this suburb have gone unanswered.
Shares bounce after inflation print softens rate fears
Australian shares have had their strongest session since early August after lower-than-feared inflation figures tempered concerns of further imminent interest rate hikes.
Australian AI apocalypse could be averted with analogue practice drills
Despite calls for AI guardrails, sadly, the Albanese Government has been "toothless" and slow to act on the threat of AI. read now...
RBA rate rise risks turning oil shock into recession
The Reserve Bank has lifted interest rates to 4.6%, but higher rates cannot fix oil-driven inflation and risk deepening an economic downturn. read now...
Organised misogyny radicalisation becoming national security issue
Today's boys are being fed entitlement and grievance — women are cast as the enemy who took something that was owed to them. read now...
Strong exam security connects identity with integrity
Exam security becomes more useful when educators treat it as a chain of evidence rather than a collection of isolated controls. read now...
Australia perfectly placed in critical infrastructure space race
The global space economy is becoming another layer of the world's critical infrastructure — is Australia ready to meet the challenge? read now...
The disappearing water: How backyard pools lose thousands of litres to the sky
On a hot, windy afternoon, a backyard swimming pool looks perfectly still. Nothing is dripping, nothing is draining and the water level seems unchanged. Yet over the course of that day, a surprising amount of water may h…