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Australia's John Millman stuns Roger Federer with US Open win

Australia's John Millman stuns Roger Federer with US Open win

The 55th ranked player in the world showed plenty of heart to claim the shock victory in four sets. 

  • by Jamie Berry

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Melbourne teen drowns in Bali pool after seizure 
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Melbourne teen drowns in Bali pool after seizure 

Just weeks after her mother died, a Brighton teen's unexpected death overseas has left her loved ones reeling.

  • by Simone Fox Koob
Typhoon Jebi hits Japan with monster waves

Typhoon Jebi hits Japan with monster waves

It is believed to be the strongest cyclone to hit Japan in 25 years and has paralysed the second-largest population centre.

  • by Sophie Jackman
The next sharemarket crash is coming. Here's what to do

The next sharemarket crash is coming. Here's what to do

My humble advice remains the same as always - don’t bother trying to predict the top of the market, wait for it. 

  • by Marcus Padley
Westpac hit with record fines over home loan breaches

Westpac hit with record fines over home loan breaches

The bank was slapped with a $35m penalty for failing to properly check if clients could afford their loans.

  • by Clancy Yeates
The blatant, in-your-face scam that's catching us all

The blatant, in-your-face scam that's catching us all

Ever travel? Then you'd be a victim of this scam. It is so bold that you just have to stand back and whistle in admiration.

  • by John Birmingham
The super looper: Vote for your favourite new rail map

The super looper: Vote for your favourite new rail map

Cartographers have designed some very different maps of Melbourne's proposed new rail network. Tell us what you think.

  • by Chloe Booker
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Nothing maintains women's silence like the fear of 'making a scene'

Most women are able to relate to the experience of suffering through unwanted, sexualised touching.

Clementine Ford
    Clementine Ford

    Labor swings the wrecking ball at Guy, again

    Labor's demolition job on Matthew Guy's political standing goes up a notch. It’s pretty tough politics ... nasty even.

    Noel Towell
      Noel Towell

      Bring back these Aussie sayings. They're ours

      ''Fair dinkum, that bloke, he could give you the square root of a jam jar, and not know how to get the lid off!''

      Peter FitzSimons
        Peter FitzSimons
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        One week to reset and Higgins is back

        One week to reset and Higgins is back

        Jack Higgins has provided the spark to fire the Tigers' tilt at back to back flags and he hopes he can be part of September action

        • by Peter Ryan
        Eagles a tad worried about Treloar

        Eagles a tad worried about Treloar

        Adam Simpson admits he'll feel slightly worried if Collingwood select star midfielder Adam Treloar for Saturday night's qualifying final at Optus Stadium.

        • by Justin Chadwick

        Politics

        'Anything but routine': Peter Dutton granted just 14 tourist visas to people in detention

        'Anything but routine': Peter Dutton granted just 14 tourist visas to people in detention

        The Home Affairs Minister has said he received 9000 requests for intervention during that time from MPs and senators alone.

        • by Michael Koziol

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        Reserve Bank holds: 3 economic developments that explain the decision

        Reserve Bank holds: 3 economic developments that explain the decision

        Low inflation, weak wage growth and rising mortgage rates underpinned the decision to keep the cash rate on hold at a record low at Tuesday's meeting.

        • by Trent Wiltshire
        It's not as crazy as you'd imagine: Living in a 13-person share house

        It's not as crazy as you'd imagine: Living in a 13-person share house

        "People always ask how many bathrooms [we have] and how you cope, and if it's crazy. And it's actually not."

        • by Zara McDonald

        Business

        Westpac hit with record $35m penalty over home loan breaches

        Westpac hit with record $35m penalty over home loan breaches

        The hefty fine and admission it breached responsible lending laws comes after the bank reached a last-minute settlement with ASIC.

        • by Clancy Yeates

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        Entertainment

        Luke Cage star apologises for mocking Ariana Grande groping

        Luke Cage star apologises for mocking Ariana Grande groping

        "In no way do I condone any such behaviour," said Mike Colter.

        • by Broede Carmody
        Censorship: Seven hits back at watchdog ruling

        Censorship: Seven hits back at watchdog ruling

        ACMA found a segment on Aboriginal adoption was factually inaccurate and that it incited contempt.

        • by Broede Carmody & Jennifer Duke

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        Nike celebrates 35 years of its greatest running shoe

        Nike celebrates 35 years of its greatest running shoe

        The iconic Air Pegasus shoe, first appearing in 1983, has lasted the test of time.

        • by Laura Hill
        Furbo Dog Camera review: remote doggy daycare

        Furbo Dog Camera review: remote doggy daycare

        Keep tabs on your pooch via camera, talk to him, get alerts when he barks and even toss some of his favourite treats.

        • by Peter Wells

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        Sport

        Australia's John Millman victorious against Roger Federer at US Open

        Australia's John Millman victorious against Roger Federer at US Open

        Australian John Millman has shown plenty of heart in his fourth-round US Open match against world No.2 Roger Federer, winning in four sets.

        • by Jamie Berry
        Five other great tennis upsets involving Australians

        Five other great tennis upsets involving Australians

        John Millman's stunning fourth-round win over Roger Federer at the US Open is hardly the first time a lower-ranked Australian has set tongues wagging.

        • by Scott Spits
        Bulldogs launch Mad Monday investigation

        Bulldogs launch Mad Monday investigation

        • by Laine Clark
        Kerr snubbed again in FIFA awards

        Kerr snubbed again in FIFA awards

        • by Michael Lynch
        Board changes continue at Cricket Australia

        Board changes continue at Cricket Australia

        • by Jon Pierik