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Three stabbed when weekend marketplace exchange turned violent

A 17-year-old is among the people in hospital after an online marketplace exchange ended in violence.

The Brownlow Medal fashion gets bigger every year – even Kylie Jenner is taking notice

From Melbourne to the world, the Brownlow Medal’s fashion influence gets bigger every year.

Heat on Britain to extract last dregs of North Sea oil despite climate pledge

The UK government pledged a moratorium on new drilling but Prime Minister Andy Burnham could be poised to give the industry a lifeline – and app…

?New level of sophistication’: Hidden crypto farm discovered in remote Mexican mountains

These ramshackle buildings would have been the perfect hiding spot for the allegedly illegal money-laundering operation – if not for the whirrin…

Harrowing Israeli documentary pipped by Danish war drama at Venice Film Festival awards

While many festival-goers thought NAZA would win, the Golden Lion went to May el-Toukhy’s A Woman Unknown.

?Unsafe staffing, unmanageable workloads’: Thousands of Queensland nurses quit

It comes as the government defended efforts to grow and maintain frontline health staff across Queensland’s public hospitals.

You’ve been put on a performance management plan. Are you on the way out?

It can feel like you’re being shown the exit, but what should you do if you’re put on such a plan – or if the expectations set out in it are unr…

After axing 3500 jobs, ANZ chief’s grand plan has a long way to go

A year ago, ANZ boss Nuno Matos made sweeping job cuts and signalled a cultural shake-up. It’s only part of the planned overhaul at the big four…

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Why Rinehart is pushing to make Hastie an outcast, and backing Hanson to bring him down

Gina Rinehart once supported arch-conservative MP Andrew Hastie. But now she’s thrown her support behind One Nation’s Pauline Hanson and her pla…

?He had no conscience at all’: The killing machine on the cusp of parole

The prosecutor who put him away for a double murder had no doubt Alistair MacRae should never be released. Back then, even the killer agreed.

Fancy a Sydney ferry for $2.5m? Floating harbour restaurant for sale

The heritage-listed ferry, converted into a floating restaurant, is docked at Berrys Bay near McMahons Point.

Rob Mills on the importance of men discussing mental health

Australian performer Rob Mills talks about the importance of men discussing their mental health this R U OK? Day.

CCTV footage reveals brazen salon theft at celebrity hair salon

Masked offenders broke into two Melbourne salons overnight, bypassing cash tills to steal thousands of dollars worth of hair extensions.

Sacked journalist Mahmood Fazal drops Fair Work case against the ABC

Fazal, who worked for the public broadcaster’s flagship investigative program Four Corners, was sacked in May after a lengthy leave of absence.

Alan Jones trial as it happened: Herald journalist Peter FitzSimons gives evidence as indecent assault, sexual touching trial continues

The prominent columnist was called to give evidence about his conversation with “C”, a man who has accused the broadcaster of unwanted kissing a…

Millions, including students, have data exposed in breach

Millions of people, including school students, have had their data exposed in a data breach on an education website.

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