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Dutton refuses to support PM’s October 7 motion
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton said “this government has sought to walk both sides of the street in relation to what has been a very divisive debate for our country”.
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Middle East
‘We are the lion and they are the ants’: Why these Israelis are refusing to leave
As life on Israel’s northern border with Lebanon continues against a background of rocket fire, we speak to residents who are determined to stay.
Minns orders review of pro-Palestinian protests, says marches ‘drain police resources’
For rolling coverage of today’s national news headlines, read our live blog.
They built a Sydney suburb at a train station, but nobody came
Once tipped to become “the Burwood of the south-west”, this suburb remains a sea of paddocks. One stop over, another area is taking off. Why?
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Crime
Mother told police she was ‘scared’ of her son before alleged murder
Christine Mills, 58, who was found with fatal facial injuries, had an AVO against Zachary Mills, 30.
Greens ‘don’t need’ rent freeze as Max waters down housing demands
Max Chandler-Mathers’ backdown could clear the way for parliament to pass one of Anthony Albanese’s signature policies ahead of an election to be fought on housing.
Koala leads police on chase through Sydney train station
CCTV has captured the fluffy commuter’s early morning outing, before police arrived on the scene.
Trump claims ‘bad genes’ to blame for crimes by undocumented migrants
Donald Trump’s language has grown more dark and vilifying in his latest campaign.
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US election
Trump and Harris competing for an unwelcome title
With less than a month to go before the US election, the costs of the presidential candidates’ platforms are being totted up – and it’s not pretty reading.
Stephen Bartholomeusz
Senior business columnist
‘You just can’t make money’: Veteran chef closes most of his Sydney restaurants
Tough trading conditions have forced Opel Khan to shut a string of venues, including his latest affordable eatery Bistronomie.
Teen sensation commits to league after beating New Zealand in rugby
One day after helping Australia Under-18s to their first win over New Zealand in five years, Heamasi Makasini has pledged his future to the NRL.
Socceroos ready to turn over a new leaf under Popovic
Players have to take their share of the blame for the results that led to Graham Arnold’s exit as coach, Socceroos star Craig Goodwin says, as a new era beckons this week.
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Tripologist
Which credit card should travellers use? These have the best perks
Do you want your card to include travel insurance, have low-fee ATM withdrawals or generate maximum points? No card does everything.
Michael Gebicki
The Tripologist
To hanky or not to hanky? There is no question
You can do almost anything with a handkerchief and a positive attitude.
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Cookbook extracts
RecipeTin’s easy, cheesy one-pot pizza mac, plus two more dishes from her upcoming book
From a fun dish that’s equal parts pizza and pasta to a fragrant meat-free biryani, here’s a sneak peek inside Nagi Maehashi’s follow-up cookbook.
John Laws, the ‘Golden Tonsils’ of radio, calls it quits – again
Laws has announced his retirement for the second time after 13 years at radio network 2SM.
The next-gen leader and the forced video confessions on Facebook
On the occasion of her pardon, the teenager in the video wishes to thank her beneficent leaders.
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Live music
Definitely, definitely: Oasis reveals Australian tour dates
The Gallagher brothers are bringing their tour to Australia in 2025 and have confirmed the dates and cities they will play.
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China relations
Why so many millionaires are fleeing China, by hook or by crook. Or by jet-ski
Peter Hartcher
Political and international editor
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MIDDLE EAST AT WAR
US professor’s visa under review after ‘October 7 is a good day’ speech in Sydney
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke is considering the visa status of an American professor who spoke at a pro-Palestine rally in Sydney on the one-year anniversary of Hamas’ attack on Israel.
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‘Civilisation versus barbarism’: Standing ovation for Dutton at Jewish vigil
Thousands of people from Sydney’s Jewish community have gathered in a solemn vigil to commemorate the October 7 attacks.
Sydney
The fast-growing suburb being eyed for passenger train link
Transport authorities are investigating ways to bolster passenger rail services to the area and a rail bridge is already half-built.
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Social media
What Isabelle wished her parents (and the government) knew about social media
Isabelle Camp is one of a growing number of young people turning to Instagram and TikTok for health advice. They say a social media ban is not the answer.
Mark Latham has been bagging the bigwigs of racing. Guess where he spent the weekend?
The former opposition leader has been turning the blowtorch on the Australian Turf Club in parliament. That hasn’t stopped him enjoying their hospitality.
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Tourism
‘Brunch and wellness’ to drive major shake-up of NSW tourism strategy
The government’s ambitious goal of increasing visitor spending to $91 billion relies on building 40,000 new hotel rooms and adding millions of airline seats by 2035.
The schools where more pupils don’t make it past year 10
Search the full list to see which schools are – and are not – retaining students past year 10.
Politics
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Privatisation
Not for sale: Labor moves to keep NBN in public hands
After weeks of debate about the Middle East, the government will try to force the opposition’s hand on the $51 billion internet network.
Business
‘Not competing on price’: Under the cover of book chain Dymocks’ pivot to premium
The books may not be cheaper, but the 145-year-old retailer’s other offerings – better online and in-store service, a strong loyalty program – aim to hook shoppers in.
World
Doctor admits poisoning his mother’s partner with fake COVID-19 vaccine
Dr Thomas Kwan disguised himself as a community nurse delivering booster shots and injected his victim with a poison, a UK court was told.
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Property
‘A waste’: Suburbs where homes are plentiful, affordable and no one wants to buy them
There are 65 unit markets where values are below their record highs, and in some, buyers are purchasing from vendors selling at a loss.
Sydney family pays $2.4m to buy in tightly held street with $20m neighbour
A family outbid a developer for a home built almost 60 years ago on a street where only a handful of properties traded this decade.
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Lifestyle
If the current fashion trends don’t suit you, here’s some great advice
Try it anyway, says Amy Smilovic, the New York designer whose personal-style ethos has amassed a cult following, before her first visit to Australia in 25 years.
Culture
Can ‘toxic’ fans cancel a billion-dollar show?
Global streams of Amazon’s The Rings of Power, the most expensive TV show ever made, have dropped for its second season. Are its online detractors to blame?
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NRL 2024
They can try all they like, but the haters will never kill rugby league
AFL talking head Kane Cornes is the latest to put the boot into a game they know nothing about.
Andrew Webster
Chief Sports Writer
‘They don’t want me to be here’: Cheika spits the dummy over two-match ban
The former Wallabies coach believes his reputation has been damaged over a suspension for disrespecting a match day official.
Teen sensation commits to league after beating New Zealand in rugby
One day after helping Australia Under-18s to their first win over New Zealand in five years, Heamasi Makasini has pledged his future to the NRL.
Penrith have lost a team of stars. This is the secret to keeping their dynasty alive
The high turnover of players departing Penrith has worked in the team’s favour. The champion coach explains why.
‘A fresh start’: Socceroos ready to turn over a new leaf under Popovic
Players have to take their share of the blame for the results that led to Graham Arnold’s exit as coach, Socceroos star Craig Goodwin says, as a new era beckons this week.
The secret injury that meant Clive Churchill Medal winner couldn’t even train
Having had needles in his shoulder every week since March, Martin suffered a painful rib injury in the finals series.
‘This is how I wanted it to end’: Luai leaves Panthers with one last win
The departing Penrith star took a moment to himself after full-time and the festivities on Sunday evening, to soak up his fourth and final premiership with the Panthers.
Have Your Say
Five things that highlight coach Cleary’s tactical masterclass
The strategic and the spontaneous collided as Ivan Cleary masterminded Melbourne’s demise, and his halves shot them to pieces with play-making brilliance.
