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Dutton to supermarkets: Rein in prices, or we’ll force you to sell stores

Dutton to supermarkets: Rein in prices, or we’ll force you to sell stores

Grocery prices have played a key role in the cost-of-living debate, prompting the Coalition to adopt an interventionist policy opposed by business lobby groups.

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Dutton tells MPs to ‘be ready’ for early election after PM scraps US visit

Anthony Albanese was expected to attend a summit marking NATO’s 75th anniversary.

‘King above the law’: Trump’s court victory has far-reaching implications

The US Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision along ideological lines is a clear victory for Donald Trump.

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Queen’s Wharf staged openings begin in August.
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Casinos

Queen’s Wharf will be a winner but no denying many visitors will lose

At a time so many people are already struggling to keep a roof over their heads, this shiny new palace won’t help.

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Naked City

Greg Lynn and the mystery of the double fatality at Zig Zag Road

A coroner found it was a murder-suicide, but those who knew the dead couple – who were neighbours of convicted murderer Greg Lynn – aren’t so certain.

Wimbledon 2024 LIVE: De Minaur digs deep to win second set; Popyrin relinquishes advantage

Alex De Minaur of Australia stretches to play a forehand against James Duckworth

There are nine Australians in action on day two of the singles action at Wimbledon, headlined by the All-Australian duel between Alex de Minaur and James Duckworth.

What running extreme distances does to a person’s body

Sean Bell.

Extreme charity challenges have become increasingly popular, but there is a price to pay.

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Paris 2024

Hoy falls at final hurdle in bid for ninth Olympics

The Australian rider, who has won six Olympic medals since his Games debut at Los Angeles in 1984, has missed out on a ticket to Paris.

‘Rigor mortis’: Watergate reporter says Biden’s debate behaviour not a one-off

Investigative reporter Carl Bernstein during his appearance on CNN.

Former Washington Post investigative reporter Carl Bernstein says those close to Biden have told him the president’s cognitive decline has accelerated in the past six months.

Exiled senator Payman advised by Ricky Muir’s former preference whisperer

Labor senator Fatima Payman.

Rogue Labor senator Fatima Payman is being advised by controversial election strategist Glenn Druery.

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Parenting

I lie to my kids and they lie to me. Some secrets need keeping

Teenagers are biologically driven to break away from their parents.

When I lied to my parents, I genuinely thought they believed me. These days we laugh about it, but it was an important rite of passage.

How a first-time Aussie director ended up in charge of Beverly Hills Cop

Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F sees Eddie Murphy return to his iconic role.

Mark Molloy had never directed a film in his life. Then he found himself sitting on a couch with Eddie Murphy in Hollywood, pitching a Beverly Hills Cop sequel.

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Airline review: This cheap (nearly) lie-flat bed is perk-free but worth it

There are no screens in this budget business class, but the best entertainment of all is being able to sleep.

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Queensland

Tennis star Naomi Osaka holding a koala at Lone Pine in 2019.

Brisbane sanctuary bans koala cuddles after ‘strong’ visitor feedback

The Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, a go-to destination for celebrity visitors and sports stars, has ended the popular practice.

Don’t Go, Card: Software problems put brakes on smart ticketing

Go-Cards will need to be used on buses until 2025 because software problems are stopping the Queensland Government’s multi-million dollar smart ticketing system connecting with BCC’s 1200 buses, meaning zones and concessions still cannot be accurately identified.

Passengers might have to wait until mid-2025 to use a credit card, mobile or smartwatch to pay fares.

North Queensland bus crash leaves three dead, two fighting for life

Images on social media show the bus on the rail tracks (left of picture).

Three women have died and two young men are fighting for their lives after a bus crash on the Bruce Highway.

Women avoiding Mt Coot-tha trails after new sighting of attacker

Police are intensifying efforts to locate a man who has harassed four women in the Mt Coot-tha Bushlands since May 13. File photo.

A fourth incident since May 13 where a man has allegedly harassed women on the walking trails around Mt Coot-tha’s bushlands has triggered an increase in police patrols.

Man dies after being struck by bus in South Brisbane

The crash site on Melbourne Street, just before the intersection with Cordelia Street.

An investigation is under way into the crash and the Lord Mayor has expressed his condolences to the man’s family on Saturday.

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Alex Carey and Pat Cummins celebrate Jonny Bairstow’s wicket.

‘Jonny will hate me saying this’: Root admits Lord’s stumping was fair

Jonny Bairstow was dropped from the England Test team this week, and has now had a big-name teammate admit his Lord’s stumping was fair.

Jesse Arthars has returned from a fractured jaw for the Brisbane Broncos.

He dropped 8kg living on smoothies but Bronco’s return can’t offset crisis

Brisbane have just seven forwards available, with two more on restricted duties.

The crowd of 8972 celebrates another Newtown try at Henson Park.

‘Better spending time in the sun’: Singo, Jets quit Perth NRL bid

John Singleton has withdrawn from a business case linking the Newtown Jets with a WA government-backed bid to become the NRL’s 18th team.

Martina Navratilova watches the action at Wimbledon’s Centre Court last year.

‘Right side of history’: Navratilova stands by transgender ‘cheats’ remarks

The nine-time Wimbledon champion argued that people who are born male should not be allowed to compete in women’s sport.

The Wanderers’ NPL match against Sydney Olympic descends into chaos.

Wanderers hit with huge penalty for flares and pitch invasion

The A-League club has been heavily punished for wild scenes at a league match in May.

GOSFORD, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 22:  Fetalaiga Pauga of the Roosters is sent of by Referee Grant Atkins during the round 16 NRL match between Sydney Roosters and Canterbury Bulldogs at Industree Group Stadium, on June 22, 2024, in Gosford, Australia. (Photo by Scott Gardiner/Getty Images)
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NRL 2024

The NRL wants the Top Gun of video refs in the bunker. It can’t come quick enough

Wayne Bennett spoke for many when he criticised the NRL over its matchday officiating.

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Australian Aleks Vukic (hat) will face defending champion Carlos Alcaraz in the second round at Wimbledon.

‘This guy lives in another world’: Vukic plots Alcaraz’s Wimbledon downfall

Australian Aleks Vukic has beaten Carlos Alcaraz before and says he can do it again.

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