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Would-be newlyweds squeezed for cash before city venue shut up shop

Would-be newlyweds squeezed for cash before city venue shut up shop

Angry couples say The Willows in St Kilda Road won't return calls after taking their money weeks before closing its doors.

  • by Benjamin Ansell

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'Filthy': Trump slams eatery that booted out press officer

'Filthy': Trump slams eatery that booted out press officer

The President defended Sarah Huckabee Sanders while issuing a scathing critique of The Red Hen on Twitter.

    Crucial games for two top European teams

    Crucial games for two top European teams

    Follow all the live action from the twelfth day of the world's biggest sporting event.

      'Game-changer':  Airport rail could transform city's west

      'Game-changer':  Airport rail could transform city's west

      Melbourne's proposed $10 billion airport rail line could transform the city's west and the suburb of Sunshine.

      • by Noel Towell
      Probe into two more Puffing Billy 'paedophiles'

      Probe into two more Puffing Billy 'paedophiles'

      Perpetrators should 'burn in hell' says minister after new details emerge of the decades-long scandal.

      • by Richard Baker, Nick McKenzie & Benjamin Preiss
      He killed nine little penguins. His penalty? $82.15

      He killed nine little penguins. His penalty? $82.15

      Joshua Leigh Jeffrey was also sentenced to 49 hours of community service for what the judge said was a 'callous act'.

      • by Sarah Lansdown
      oBike users fear deposits will never be returned

      oBike users fear deposits will never be returned

      Dockless scheme to leave Singapore amid claims in Australia deposits were allegedly converted into subscriptions.

      • by Simone Fox Koob, Evan Grahame & Timothy Cox
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      Quick, sharp: Global economy set to suffer debt hangover

      Debt ratios spiral to record levels during era of super-easy money and markets are showing telltale signs of excess.

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        Voters’ choice would be to mix and match

        The Coalition can be a little cheered that it has taken back some ground from Labor in two-party terms.

          It takes a village to raise a child ... but the village is missing

          These days new parents find they are on their own, juggling care and work, until primary school.

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            Key Tigers back push for Lynch

            Key Tigers back push for Lynch

            Richmond’s pursuit of Gold Coast’s free-agent forward Tom Lynch has been backed by the club’s senior players.

            • by Jake Niall
            Treloar may need surgery on hamstring

            Treloar may need surgery on hamstring

            Collingwood thought they had dodged a bullet with Adam Treloar's hamstring injury but it now appears likely the star midfielder suffered more than cramps.

            • by Michael Gleeson

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            FIFA World Cup: Day twelve, live scores, results, highlights
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            FIFA World Cup: Day twelve, live scores, results, highlights

            Follow all the live action from the twelfth day of the world's biggest sporting event.

              Football's coming home: England dare to dream
              Putin the boot in

              Football's coming home: England dare to dream

              • by Phil Lutton
              Socceroos wary of Peru side playing for pride

              Socceroos wary of Peru side playing for pride

              • by Dominic Bossi

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              Students need workplace experience to fight rise of machines, study finds

              Students need more quality experience in the workplace to prepare for jobs of the future a new report has found.

              • by Anna Patty

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              'Be a man': Donald Trump slams Jimmy Fallon over interview backtrack

              'Be a man': Donald Trump slams Jimmy Fallon over interview backtrack

              Fallon says he "made a mistake" when Trump was on his show. Now, the president has fired back.

                Sunday switch fails to deliver TV ratings bump for State of Origin

                Sunday switch fails to deliver TV ratings bump for State of Origin

                The numbers were lower than anticipated - still, the game left its reality rivals in the dust.

                • by Michael Lallo

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                A new era for Kim Kardashian West

                A new era for Kim Kardashian West

                • by Natalie Reilly
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                • by Kasey Edwards
                Emotional clutter can impact your life

                Emotional clutter can impact your life

                • by Emma Hopson & Ted Hagen
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                5 steps to improve kids' eating patterns

                5 steps to improve kids' eating patterns

                Monkey see, monkey do: it's important to be a good food role model.

                • by Clare Collins, Li Kheng Chai & Tracy Burrows
                Asus bests MacBook with second screen

                Asus bests MacBook with second screen

                Turning the standard trackpad into a full touchscreen sounds weird, but it's a surprisingly useful feature.

                • by Krishan Sharma

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                Why Socceroos don't need Cahill to win

                Why Socceroos don't need Cahill to win

                There's a very good chance that if Tim Cahill plays against Peru, he scores. But Australia should try to win without him.

                • by Anthony Colangelo
                We can trust France, but Socceroos should trust themselves too: Van Marwijk

                We can trust France, but Socceroos should trust themselves too: Van Marwijk

                Australian coach Bert Van Marwijk believes Australia is on the cusp of qualificaton if it can beat Peru as he expects France to beat Denmark.

                • by Michael Lynch