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Malcolm Turnbull’s son confirms he was approached by overseas operatives
Alex Turnbull, former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull’s son, made the revelation following ASIO chief’s explosive speech about foreign spies.
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LoadingAre Australians really paying 27 per cent more tax? Fact-checking Dutton’s claim
Peter Dutton and Angus Taylor have made a series of strong claims attacking Labor’s economic record, and it’s getting louder in the lead-up to this weekend’s byelection.
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Immigration
Repeat rapist and ex-detainee charged with sex assault and stalking
The 43-year-old man was arrested days out from a byelection in which Labor’s handling of the High Court ruling has been a point of dispute.
‘ASX Wolf’ finfluencer flaunts Rolls-Royce after being declared bankrupt
Tyson Scholz’s glamorous online life was a key driver of his unlicensed investment advice business – until authorities came calling.
Uncomfortable, over budget, running late: Big problems for state’s new trains
A peaceful journey will be a difficult option for passengers when the trains finally enter service almost $1 billion over budget.
Opinion
Allegra Spender
Why Allegra Spender will never join the Liberal Party
Margot Saville
Journalist and author
Opinion
Property market
I hate moneyed-up Millennials as much as they hate Boomers like me
Jenna Price
Columnist and academic
Live
Test cricket
Gutsy Green ton salvages tourists’ innings after top order falters
It’s been more than three decades since New Zealand beat Australia in a Test series. Will Pat Cummins’ men continue that domination in Wellington in the first of two clashes?
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Child abuse
‘House of horror’ couple jailed over boy’s vile abuse
Julia Anne Bamforth and her husband Paul Robert Bamforth have been sentenced to decades in jail for the repeated abuse of an intellectually disabled boy.
Q+A episode was ABC’s most complained about
More than half of the issues raised in ABC content complaints in 2023 related to the Israel-Gaza war, the latest report from the broadcaster’s ombudsman has found.
Trump says he may have to sell property as judge refuses bid to delay $690m fine
Lawyers for Trump said he might have to sell properties at fire-sale prices unless the court cuts him a break, a stunning acknowledgment of his financial limitations.
Gazan children are now dying of dehydration and malnutrition: ministry
At least six children are confirmed to have died in two hospitals in the past day. The UN has warned repeatedly that Gazans are facing famine.
Opinion
AI
Google’s AI isn’t too woke. But it is far too rushed
Google boss Sundar Pichai hasn’t been infected by the woke mind virus. He’s obsessed with growth and is neglecting the proper checks on his products.
Parmy Olson
Sydney has more ocean pools than anywhere else. The true magic lies beneath
Our love affair with these pools stretches back almost 200 years. But many now face a new threat.
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Title Deeds
Bob Carr jumped at this Maroubra house 43 years ago. It’s now yours for $5m
Most Sydney home owners have a favourite story about how they bought. As the former Labor premier prepares to sell, he shares his.
Opinion
Cruises
COVID-induced death of cruising was exaggerated – it’s now bigger than ever
The naysayers gloated at the height of the pandemic, as they watched the struggles of the cruise industry and predicted its total collapse.
Brian Johnston
Travel writer
Where (and how) to watch this year’s Oscars nominees
Ten films are vying for best picture at the 96th Academy Awards. Here’s how to cram any you might have skipped and the correct order to watch them in.
What this woman went through at 16 was horrific. Now it’s an award-winning film
Molly Manning Walker’s new film How To Have Sex sprang from a single memory from her years clubbing in the Mediterranean.
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Our 20+ top recipes – starring the viral chicken dish Adam Liaw hates to love
Love was in the air this February… as well as the aroma of juicy burgers fresh off the grill and apple and cherry cake warm from the oven.
Sydney
Luke Davies to be honoured on Qantas Mardi Gras float
Qantas will pay tribute to its former international flight attendant by placing his name on its float in Saturday’s parade, the airline has confirmed.
‘Evil choice’: Push for life in jail for ‘Hand of Death’ killer
Kevin Pettiford is awaiting sentence for the murder of a sleeping man he bludgeoned to death with rocks.
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Crime
Alleged CBD gunman ‘nursed grudge against victim’s brother’
The 79-year-old man who allegedly burst into a CBD law firm and shot a property lawyer was allegedly motivated by a grudge against the lawyer’s brother.
Home alone and happy, thanks very much
Forget lonely-only, cats-and-wine clichés: solo dwellers are on the rise across much of the world – and flourishing.
Landlord ordered to repay tenant in repairs dispute
A dispute over a faulty oven and broken dimmer switches rapidly escalated into a “retaliatory and unlawful” eviction notice.
SEE & DO
Rising from the ashes: Duo rekindles Notre-Dame’s musical spirit
Inspired by one of the world’s greatest buildings and the devastating fire that almost destroyed it, the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra is staging a unique concert.
Does the crazy epic Dune sequel live up to the hype?
Starring Timothee Chalamet and Zendaya, the sci-fi epic is set to be one of the biggest at the box office this year.
Politics
Joe Hockey demands ‘traitor’ politician be identified
The former treasurer says politicians can feel “personally smeared” after a foreign spy operation involving an ex-politician targeting an ex-prime minister’s family.
Business
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Earnings season
The Star posts $9m half-year profit following inquiry bombshell
The gambling giant’s result was announced one week late after it was blindsided by a surprise second NSW regulatory inquiry, which could mean its flagship Pyrmont casino is shut down.
World
Stricken UK ship sinking in Red Sea after Houthi attack
Footage from Houthi-run media shows the Rubymar, a British-registered, Lebanese-operated cargo vessel, listing and disappearing into the water.
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Property
At last: The Block’s auction pass-in finally sells, makes $155,000 gain
Contestants Leah and Ash will belatedly take out third place in last year’s season of the renovation TV show for their colourful art deco project.
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Victoria residential property
Cate Blanchett sells her stylish Melbourne house for a tidy profit
The happy buyer paid more than half a million dollars above expectations before auction to snap up the keys in the sought-after location.
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Lifestyle
How to use dry shampoo properly without sacrificing your scalp
Is there still a place for dry shampoo in our hair routines? Experts say there is, as long as you’re using it properly.
Culture
Star power: The airline uniform fit for the Australian runway
One of Australia’s top designers joins other homegrown fashion alumni who have designed uniforms for Qantas, Air New Zealand and more.
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Test cricket
Green battling to hold innings together as Kiwis strike
It’s been more than three decades since New Zealand beat Australia in a Test series. Will Pat Cummins’ men continue that domination in Wellington in the first of two clashes?
‘He doesn’t deserve that’: Penney slams Tahs over Coleman treatment
Rob Penney was dumped as Waratahs coach in 2021. He’s now in charge of the Crusaders – and has a blunt message for NSW Rugby officials as the teams prepare to do battle.
’This year, it’s picked up: Why Ben Hunt is happier at the Dragons
Last year, the St George Illawarra captain wanted out. On the eve of the new season, he says there’s far more reason for optimism around the Red V.
Analysis
Australian soccer
‘Age is just a number’: Michelle Heyman is your new Matildas star
Here’s everything you need to know about the Tillies’ 14-year overnight sensation, whose four-goal blitz against Uzbekistan has pushed her further towards a second Olympics appearance.
Dragons’ Leilua banned as Cowboys lose star for season
St George Illawarra’s star signing is facing a two-game suspension for not informing his club or the NRL of his latest off-field indiscretion.
Sin Bin in Sin City
NRL 2024
Boxing clever: How Tim Tszyu and a ticket deal will tempt US fans to double-header
The NRL has found a novel way to boost ticket sales for the historic season opener in Las Vegas.
Opinion
Supercars
The sound of silence is the future of motor racing
What happens to the world of motor-racing when far-and-away the fastest cars don’t have traditional motors any more?
Peter FitzSimons
Columnist and author
Have Your Say
Tom Trbojevic left Las Vegas with $2 – and felt like he hit the jackpot
In the City of Second Chances, the injury-plagued Manly fullback needs a little luck.
