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Hinch says preference whisperer may have worked against him

Hinch says preference whisperer may have worked against him

Senator Derryn Hinch has acknowledged preference deals by his adviser Glenn Druery, may have worked against the interests of Hinch’s Justice party

  • by Royce Millar & Ben Schneiders

On bail: Bourke St terror rampage stokes justice debate ahead of poll

On bail: Bourke St terror rampage stokes justice debate ahead of poll

The Opposition says Hassan Khalif Shire Ali 'should have been in jail' when he killed one and injured two in Bourke Street last Friday.

  • by Erin Pearson, Timna Jacks, Adam Cooper & Adam Carey
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After traffic chaos, expect more delays this weekend

After traffic chaos, expect more delays this weekend

Melbourne's major arterials grind to a halt after three truck crashes.

  • by Chloe Booker & Matilda Boseley

'These views have no place in this society': Judge sentences Melbourne terror plot ringleader

'These views have no place in this society': Judge sentences Melbourne terror plot ringleader

Ibrahim Abbas has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for planning a Christmas Day terror attack at major Melbourne landmarks in a jihad-inspired plan to inflict mass carnage in 2016.

  • by Erin Pearson

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Masterhost: Before the celebrity chef came along, these faces built our food scene

Masterhost: Before the celebrity chef came along, these faces built our food scene

France-Soir, Flower Drum, Caterina’s, the Waiters Restaurant. And, of course, Pellegrini's. If you don’t know these restaurants and call yourself a Melburnian, you’re on shaky ground.

  • by Gemima Cody
How a cyclone forms and what it's like to fly in one

How a cyclone forms and what it's like to fly in one

Giant engines that suck up the air over warm waters then spin to the coast full of destruction. It's cyclone season.

  • by Peter Hannam
'It's a disaster': Brexit voters despair at the mess they're in

'It's a disaster': Brexit voters despair at the mess they're in

Theresa May's Brexit deal is tearing her party apart, and her country. In Britain's cafes and hair salons, people are fed up.

  • by Nick Miller
$123m for David Hockney painting shatters record

$123m for David Hockney painting shatters record

The price for the 1972 painting, Portrait of an Artist (Pool With Two Figures), easily surpassed the previous high.

Julian Assange has been charged, prosecutors reveal 

Julian Assange has been charged, prosecutors reveal 

The charging of the WikiLeaks founder could advance the probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election.

  • by Matt Zapotosky & Devlin Barrett
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A taste of Richmond, but Collingwood looms for Quaynor

A taste of Richmond, but Collingwood looms for Quaynor

Rebounding defender Isaac Quaynor is the son of an African immigrant and describes himself as a "competitor".

  • by Daniel Cherny
New Saint Hannebery stares down the doubters

New Saint Hannebery stares down the doubters

Star Saints recruit Dan Hannebery knows people are questioning St Kilda's decision to recruit him but he is confident he will prove the doubters wrong.

  • by Peter Ryan

Politics

Morrison calls for US leadership on free trade, warns of breakdown of rules

Morrison calls for US leadership on free trade, warns of breakdown of rules

The PM will use a speech at the high-powered APEC summit today to deliver a coded appeal for greater leadership by the Trump administration on free trade.

  • by David Wroe

World

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Just one piece of the puzzle: What experts say about credit tightening

Just one piece of the puzzle: What experts say about credit tightening

The royal commission has become a bogeyman of sorts for the property industry, blamed for all housing-related woes. Is that exactly right?

  • by Jim Malo
Should you buy or sell first? Experts reveal their top tips

Should you buy or sell first? Experts reveal their top tips

Juggling the purchase of a new property and the sale of your existing home can be tricky, so we've laid out your options for you.

  • by Daniel Butkovich

Business

How a luxury Fiji holiday and a Thermomix ruined NAB boss's weekend

How a luxury Fiji holiday and a Thermomix ruined NAB boss's weekend

Perks for executives are not uncommon in banking sector, but as National Australia Bank Andrew Thorburn now knows a trip to Fiji and a Thermomix can cause all sorts of headaches.

  • by Sarah Danckert & Nick McKenzie

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Entertainment

Ali Oetjen's Bachelorette finale least-watched to date

Ali Oetjen's Bachelorette finale least-watched to date

But Network Ten says it's unfair to compare her with the likes of Sophie Monk.

  • by Broede Carmody
Iggy Azalea attacked by teen rapper Bhad Bhabie at Hollywood party

Iggy Azalea attacked by teen rapper Bhad Bhabie at Hollywood party

The Aussie rapper copped a drink in the face during an altercation with the 15-year-old internet star.

  • by Robert Moran

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Four new bars prove Melbourne, not Sydney, is the fun city

Four new bars prove Melbourne, not Sydney, is the fun city

A thriving small bar scene and an understanding of great food makes Melbourne the bar capital.

  • by Jane Rocca
Should I let my son make the same mistakes I made?

Should I let my son make the same mistakes I made?

I don't want my boy to grow up too fast but I also want to protect him from excruciating embarrassment.

  • by Tony Webeck

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Sport

Foster withdrawal from FFA board race an indictment on soccer politics

Foster withdrawal from FFA board race an indictment on soccer politics

'People's choice' Craig Foster has pulled out of the race for a place on the Football Federation Australia board.

  • by Michael Lynch
Victory get one on City in historic Melbourne derby

Victory get one on City in historic Melbourne derby

Melbourne Victory were too strong for defending champions Melbourne City, winning 2-0.

  • by Michael Lynch

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