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Pies stun Tigers to march into grand final

Pies stun Tigers to march into grand final

Collingwood have conjured one the great AFL finals upsets and stormed into their first grand final in seven years with a 39-point win over Richmond.

  • by Jon Pierik

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At men-only club, Howard says party needs more women

At men-only club, Howard says party needs more women

Launching his new book at a men's only club, former PM John Howard says the Liberal party needs more women.

  • by Felicity Caldwell
Virus kills Vietnamese President Tran Dai Quang, 61

Virus kills Vietnamese President Tran Dai Quang, 61

Vietnam President Tran Dai Quang, one of the country's top three leaders, died on Friday after an illness.

  • by Khanh Vu & James Pearson
Rinehart's $2.7 billion court case against Victoria rejected

Rinehart's $2.7 billion court case against Victoria rejected

Oil and gas company loses multi-billion dollar court challenge to state's fracking ban.

  • by Noel Towell & Benjamin Preiss
Australia urged to put aside cash for housing crash

Australia urged to put aside cash for housing crash

Standard and Poor's upgrades credit outlook but warns the federal government to start putting away money.

  • by Eryk Bagshaw
Cambodia pardons jailed Australian film maker
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Cambodia pardons jailed Australian film maker

James Ricketson was sentenced to six years in prison for espionage. His family is 'relieved and excited' by royal pardon. 

  • by Luke Hunt
Man jailed over drugs found at Bomber Thompson's home

Man jailed over drugs found at Bomber Thompson's home

A wannabe-outlaw bikie has been sentenced to jail for his part in a drug trafficking operation.

  • by Erin Pearson
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End the strategy that shuts alleged sexual harassment victims down

When you see the way women alleging sexual harassment are treated, you wonder why more don't speak out ... actually, you don't.

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    Why isn't Steele Sidebottom more highly rated?

    The understated Sidebottom gets less recognition than the game's superstars, but is no less effective.

    Wayne Carey

      With a nod and a wink, WADA waves goodbye to credibility

      By waving Russia through with a nod and a wink, WADA has exposed itself to ridicule. And much more than that.

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        Pies stun Tigers to march into decider

        Pies stun Tigers to march into decider

        Collingwood have conjured one the great AFL finals upsets and stormed into their first grand final in seven years with a 39-point win over Richmond.

        • by Jon Pierik
        Cox heroics has Pies on American high

        Cox heroics has Pies on American high

        Collingwood knew they had a pass mark already, soaring from 13th in 2017 to a preliminary final and nearly 100,000 people in the colosseum.

        • by Martin Blake

        Politics

        Is democracy dead? Please Explain: the new podcast

        Is democracy dead? Please Explain: the new podcast

        Please Explain - a new weekly podcast that cuts through the noise to give you insight into the stories that drive the nation.

        • by Tom McKendrick

        World

        Property bydomain

        When and where in Melbourne you're likely to sell best at auction

        When and where in Melbourne you're likely to sell best at auction

        Of all the properties that will and have gone to auction this week, Elsternwick residents Steve and Megan Scott have the best chance of finding a buyer.

        • by Jim Malo
        No boom, no bust for prices in this inner-city suburb

        No boom, no bust for prices in this inner-city suburb

        Its fortunes exist in isolation from the rest of Melbourne. It is unrecognisable from the early 1990s when it began its makeover.

        • by Larissa Dubecki

        Business

        Commission's rap sheet proves its worth but some victims left voiceless

        Commission's rap sheet proves its worth but some victims left voiceless

        The commission has put the spotlight on a sector that for years has hidden rampant misconduct in plain sight.

        • by Adele Ferguson

        Small business

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        Captain Marvel star Brie Larson hits back at sexist trolls

        Captain Marvel star Brie Larson hits back at sexist trolls

        "I'm living my life and if you're into it, cool. If not, that's cool too," the star said. 

        • by Broede Carmody
        Heath Ledger Scholarship winner says the late actor inspired her to come out

        Heath Ledger Scholarship winner says the late actor inspired her to come out

        Actress Charmaine Bingwa describes herself as a "trifecta": female, a person of colour and gay.

        • by Michael Idato

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        Flemington takes a new stand at this year's races

        Flemington takes a new stand at this year's races

        The new $128m Club Stand makes its debut in time for this year's spring racing carnival.

        • by Jane Rocca
        Yes, I allow my baby screen time - don't judge me

        Yes, I allow my baby screen time - don't judge me

        I've read children under two should not be exposed to any screen time. I wanted to abide by that rule.

        • by Parven Kaur

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        Melbourne Storm into NRL grand final - but will Billy Slater be there?

        Melbourne Storm into NRL grand final - but will Billy Slater be there?

        Billy Slater once feared his embattled shoulders would end his career. But he would have never imagined a shoulder charge could force him out of the NRL.

        • by Roy Ward
        While Canberra goes the biff, the AFL plays the ball
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        While Canberra goes the biff, the AFL plays the ball

        "Politics in Australia has become strangely inverted in the 21st century," writes George Megalogenis in The Football Solution, published earlier this year.

        • by Greg Baum

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