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Roberta Williams' last-ditch bid to save home after Informer 3838 scandal

Roberta Williams' last-ditch bid to save home after Informer 3838 scandal

Roberta Williams' last-ditch bid to save home after Informer 3838 scandal

Gangland widow Roberta Williams is using the Informer 3838 scandal to lodge an injunction to save her family's Essendon home from being sold off by the Tax Office, with her solicitor saying  the family are 'in a very bad way'.

  • by Sophie Aubrey

Trump on the fringes of presidents' group at George H.W. Bush's funeral

Trump on the fringes of presidents' group at George H.W. Bush's funeral

Former presidents Obama, Clinton and Carter and their spouses chatted easily among themselves ahead of George H.W. Bush's funeral. Then the Trumps arrived.

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'Appalling breach': Senior policeman was Informer 3838's lover

'Appalling breach': Senior policeman was Informer 3838's lover

The oversight role of the senior officer raises further concerns about force's handling of a highly sensitive matter already riddled with conflicts of interest.

  • by Cameron Houston, Tammy Mills & Chris Vedelago

Coroner to hear Victorian death in custody 'should never have happened'

Coroner to hear Victorian death in custody 'should never have happened'

Aunty Tanya Day's full life was cut short at 55 after she sustained a head injury in a cell at Castlemaine police station, where she was held after being arrested for public drunkenness.

  • by Miki Perkins

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A directionless, self-obsessed rabble: The Liberal brand is damaged goods

A directionless, self-obsessed rabble: The Liberal brand is damaged goods

The party is now characterised by disunity, disloyalty and tribalism, not by principle or policy or the national interest.

  • by John Hewson
Sexism sells and more of it is affecting women's health

Sexism sells and more of it is affecting women's health

Research by Women’s Health Victoria finds sexualisation and objectification of women in advertising is increasing.

  • by Miki Perkins
Melbourne braces for the hottest day since January

Melbourne braces for the hottest day since January

Parts of Victoria are tipped to reach 40 degrees as a heatwave sweeps across the state, bringing fire danger.

  • by Simone Fox Koob
Giuliani's typo became an anti-Trump message

Giuliani's typo became an anti-Trump message

President's lawyer and cybersecurity adviser had some trouble understanding Twitter. Then a prankster popped up.

  • by Allyson Chiu
Why men get a pay rise when women work

Why men get a pay rise when women work

Ground-breaking study shows potential boost to society from women joining the workforce is bigger than we thought.

  • by Jessica Irvine
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This couple paid a deposit - but then their sale contract was cancelled

This couple paid a deposit - but then their sale contract was cancelled

As the fallout from delayed developments across fringe suburbs continues, land purchasers have called for the government to move quickly.

  • by Allison Worrall
Sold: Natalie Barr scores last-minute sale before set auction

Sold: Natalie Barr scores last-minute sale before set auction

Sunrise presenter Natalie Barr was expected to take her house to auction on Thursday, but sold it the day before for more than $3.5 million.

  • by Lucy Macken

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AMP's new boss, Ferrari, keen for speedy fix

AMP's new boss, Ferrari, keen for speedy fix

Francesco De Ferrari will be keeping a close eye on the royal commission findings as he works out AMP's strategy.

  • by Elizabeth Knight

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U2 tops list of year's top-paid musicians

U2 tops list of year's top-paid musicians

The surprise list suggests there's pulling power yet in the ever-expanding nostalgia market.

Gwyneth Paltrow says she made yoga popular

Gwyneth Paltrow says she made yoga popular

Despite a tradition stretching back to ancient India, Gwyneth Paltrow has claimed credit for the yoga boom.

  • by Maeve McDermott

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Aussies grab three of Apple's eight 'Best of 2018' nods

Aussies grab three of Apple's eight 'Best of 2018' nods

Procreate Pocket, an iPhone version of the celebrated Tasmanian illustration software, takes out the top award.

  • by Tim Biggs
12 simple steps to building stronger arms in the gym

12 simple steps to building stronger arms in the gym

Sun's out, guns out! Summer is here and this is what it takes to get great biceps.

  • by Michael Jarosky

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South Sudan remains in his heart but Maker proud to be a Boomer

South Sudan remains in his heart but Maker proud to be a Boomer

Thon Maker says his heart will always be in South Sudan but he is proud to play for Australia at the Olympics and World Cup.

Wolverhampton stun Chelsea, all square for Arsenal and United

Wolverhampton stun Chelsea, all square for Arsenal and United

Diogo Jota scored his first Premier League goal as Wolverhampton Wanderers came from behind to stun title hopefuls Chelsea 2-1 at Molineux on Wednesday.

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