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Ziggy's mullet defamation case gets a haircut

Sydney teen Ali Ziggi Mosslmani sues media outlets over mullet photo.

A western Sydney teenager suing three media outlets for allegedly mocking him for sporting a "hair-larious" mullet has suffered a setback in his defamation case, after a judge took the scissors to major parts of his claim.

Melbourne's faulty building crisis

Many new buildings in Victoria are not being built to last.

Victoria is facing a crisis of faulty, dangerous and leaking buildings that experts warn is comparable in scale to the scourge of asbestos.

New deal reached to resume Aleppo evacuation

Children of eastern Aleppo sitting on the ground in western rural Aleppo, Syria.

A Syrian government official said on Saturday the stalled evacuation of the last opposition-held area of Aleppo will resume, alongside some evacuations from four besieged towns and villages.

What Australians cared about most in 2016

Nominated for bravery: Jordan Rice.

In a world where governments and large organisations tend to hold all the power, the digital revolution has produced Change.org, a site for the everyday person to start a petition about an issue they care about.

School camp sell-off quashed

Milson Island Sport and Recreation Centre.

The state government has scotched a proposal to privatise the Sport and Recreation Centres used by tens of thousands of students for school camps a year, following fears of a parent backlash.

Clubs still united but ARL chair Grant set to survive

Under pressure: ARLC chairman John Grant.

John Grant is set to receive a 12-month stay of execution to allow the Australian Rugby League Commission chairman to work through a long-term club funding model, but support for the embattled administrator in his home state remains divided.