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AFL trades: Richmond get their Lynch-pin as Rory Lobb chooses Dockers
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AFL trades: Richmond get their Lynch-pin as Rory Lobb chooses Dockers

The Tigers have confirmed footy's worst kept secret by unveiling Tom Lynch's signing but behind closed doors discussions resume about big names including Dylan Shiel, Jared Polec and Tim Kelly.

  • by Anthony Colangelo

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Jones defends controversial Opera House boss interview

Jones defends controversial Opera House boss interview

The broadcaster doubled down on his Friday interview, during which he called for the chief executive to be sacked.

  • by Rachel Clun
Latham's 'ill-considered' defamation defence takes cut
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Latham's 'ill-considered' defamation defence takes cut

Former Labor leader 'sensibly' cut dozens of pages from his written defence in a defamation battle with journalist: judge.

  • by Michaela Whitbourn
Private schools to win from Labor's $400m cash splash

Private schools to win from Labor's $400m cash splash

The Andrews government has promised to boost funding to Catholic and independent schools and cut red tape.

  • by Adam Carey & Henrietta Cook
Note to banks: the long run is now, and the bills are arriving
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Note to banks: the long run is now, and the bills are arriving

After years of short-sighted, corner-cutting, even illegal behaviour by companies, the long run has arrived.

  • by Ross Gittins
Journalist goes to consulate for marriage docs, disappears

Journalist goes to consulate for marriage docs, disappears

Jamal Khashoggi fled Saudi Arabia because he feared arrest - then vanished in Turkey collecting marriage documents.

  • by David D. Kirkpatrick
Radical action needed to save Great Barrier Reef: report

Radical action needed to save Great Barrier Reef: report

A major climate report warns the door to avoiding total destruction of the Great Barrier Reef is closing.

  • by Nicole Hasham
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Is this bad news for the Coalition? It could be worse

Seven weeks out from the state election, an exclusive poll for The Age shows Matthew Guy’s opposition is trailing Labor.

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    Why don't women report abuse? Just look at this saga

    Could it be possible that we’re still committed to not letting a woman interrupt a powerful man’s destiny?

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      There’s nowhere quite like Melbourne for food

      Today, the Good Food Guide Awards return to Melbourne to celebrate the superstars of the Australian food industry.

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        How will Tim Kelly get to Western Australia?
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        Trade period live: Silly season begins

        After a year of speculation the time to trade is now. Will your club's deal get done?

        • by Anthony Colangelo
        Officially a Tiger: Suns let Lynch go

        Officially a Tiger: Suns let Lynch go

        Tom Lynch is officially a Richmond player after the Gold Coast Suns chose not to match Richmond's seven-year deal worth about $6.5 million.

        • by Jake Niall

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        Inner city bucking the trend, defying expectations at auction

        Inner city bucking the trend, defying expectations at auction

        At the weekend, a 140-year-old former workers cottage in Richmond surpassed its reserve by $375,000 as some suburbs do better than tipped.

        • by Chris Tolhurst
        The seven biggest mistakes you can make when selling your home

        The seven biggest mistakes you can make when selling your home

        Common missteps when preparing for a sale can cost you in more ways than one. Here's what not to do when putting your home on the market.

        • by Lee Dashiell

        Business

        Telstra forced to undertake audit of customers at risk after deaths

        Telstra forced to undertake audit of customers at risk after deaths

        The telecommunications regulator has forced Telstra to audit its handling of priority assistance customers after two people died while their landlines were not working.

        • by Jennifer Duke
        Stock market prices in Sydney.

        Markets Live: ASX at four-month low

        • by Lucy Battersby

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        With epic Instagram post, Taylor Swift finally breaks her political silence

        With epic Instagram post, Taylor Swift finally breaks her political silence

        Swift, who has copped endless criticism for her silence on Trump, finally spelled out where her allegiances lie.

        • by Erin Nyren
        Alan Jones is not as powerful as politicians think

        Alan Jones is not as powerful as politicians think

        The fact is, most people don't listen to him.

        • by Michael Lallo

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        How to keep your kids safe online these school holidays

        How to keep your kids safe online these school holidays

        From YouTube videos that aren't what they seem to internet "friends" who aren't who they seem, parents have reason to be concerned.

        • by Alice Clarke
        This is the way to talk about money without losing friends 

        This is the way to talk about money without losing friends 

        You're on a well-earned good wicket, but knowing how to act gracious about requires some tact.

        • by Larissa Ham

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        Former cricketer Hayden injured while surfing off Stradbroke

        Former cricketer Hayden injured while surfing off Stradbroke

        The accident happened on Friday while Hayden was surfing with his son, Josh, and left him with head and neck injuries.

        • by Toby Crockford
        Evergreen Lowndes still eyeing Brock's Bathurst haul

        Evergreen Lowndes still eyeing Brock's Bathurst haul

        He is retiring as a full-time Supercars driver, but Craig Lowndes hopes he will still have plenty of opportunities to match Peter Brock's Bathurst record.

        • by Ben McKay

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