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Some coaches simply couldn’t handle a team featuring names such as Latrell, Smith, Fifita and Walker. But Wayne Bennett has the NRL’s most...
A study has found that 31 billion hours of household chores were performed each year in Australia, more than in healthcare, social assistance and...
The iconic German firm will slash 50,000 jobs and make far fewer models, but it still faces major tests amid fierce competition from Chinese...
The government has stumbled on tax and immigration. But the opposition is looking in the wrong direction.
Dismissed as a minor threat for so long, the leader of the Alternative für Deutschland Ulrich Siegmund is now a major force in German politics. The...
The central bank won’t come riding to the rescue of the property market, but nor can it ignore what the housing slump says about the economy.
Leaving Argentina without a loss is a positive for the Wallabies, but it was still a case of what might have been.
Injured AFLW powerhouse Mim Strom was forced to play ruck coach on the bench as Freo steamrolled a Monique Conti-less Richmond by 25 points. Carlton...
Consensual, legal sex bridges the growing divide between men and women, and doesn’t happen on a screen.
Even as a jury failed to reach a verdict in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial, her future is unlikely to include freedom, at least for a long time. But...
He zeroes in on legal loopholes and the assumption that our leaders – and their families – will be not be voracious scam artists.
From a distance, it is easy to dismiss Reform as an extreme movement that wants to overturn British politics with radical change. Up close, however,...
Australia have three wins and a draw under new coach Les Kiss. But an injury to a star could affect their ability to take the next step.
The Trump family’s earliest and biggest crypto backer is suing a Chinese actress and her parents. The public backlash in China was almost immediate.
He zeroes in on legal loopholes and the assumption that our leaders – and their families – will be not be voracious scam artists.
Patients deserve greater transparency when allegations of medical malpractice are investigated.
The Wallabies still haven’t loss since Les Kiss took over. But their greatest challenges loom large.
The new year is a time for Jews across the world to renew, rediscover or initiate their commitment.
Drones are not only reshaping the battlefield, they are also prompting a re-think of how governments buy defence equipment.
More than half of Gen Z wishes social media had never been invented. And so do their parents.
The race to refinance is on as homeowners face the prospect of a fresh home loan trap.
I witnessed police respond to a domestic violence assault first-hand. No one came out of that interaction feeling good.
My children and I will spend this day in deep gratitude. We were lucky enough to be loved by two extraordinary men.
If Matt Canavan cared about educational outcomes for all our children – male and female – he might formulate a policy to deal with clear problems...
Tried and tested commonsense money advice rebranded as a social media trend can help young people save.
Albo can tell people his government is putting things right, but voters feel it’s not working.
As nine teams prepare for Mad Monday, we look at why they missed the top eight – and what they need to do to make the finals next year.
The Western Bulldogs were brave, they were willing, but just lacked that touch of class that the competition’s top-shelf contenders possess.
The Dogs charged to a one-point lead in the final term. But Adelaide, courtesy of their firepower up forward, responded in style.
No one gave the Swans a chance. Winning a qualifying final against the two-time reigning premiers was a hard enough task, let alone doing it without...
As every student of investment trends knows, any boom will ultimately always culminate in a bust.
A few weeks ago, Tom Gee was a humble fourth-grader minding his own business on the Northern Beaches. Today, he’s starting in club rugby’s biggest...
A series of operating profits, strong participation numbers and 12 players in the Wallabies squad to face Argentina this weekend – but the Reds have...
All praise to the religious women who refuse to believe their God wanted to keep them beneath men.
The best thing on TV right now is a quiz show hosted by a Mormon brainiac.
Do you match up to Bandit Heeler?
Telling his audience the truth has not suited the media titan’s business model.
Has anyone actually taught you what to do with your superannuation when you retire?
With four in 10 Australians having scant savings, it pays to know repayment workarounds.
The Cats overpowered the Blues with the assuredness of a side that does not understand that some clubs don’t play football in September. Geelong...
The fairytale had to end at some stage for the Blues, and it happened at the MCG in front of more than 96,000 fans as the finals-hardened Cats flexed...
Two years ago, as they prepared for a qualifying final, the Swans opened their doors to the media. Now the club has circled the wagons.
Disgraced property developer Jean Nassif was clearly on another planet when he boasted about his ties to the former premier.
Air traffic controller shortage is impacting services at Sydney’s two airports.
Footy fans have voted with their feet over the first three rounds, with AFLW attendances up by more than 50 per cent from the same stage of last...
For the majority of fans, watching the NRL in September is no longer about your team, who are now behind the wire in some secure tropical holiday...
There is no reason to sell the shares because of the capital gains tax changes coming in 2027.
Matt Canavan and Angus Taylor want more male teachers in schools. But they have chosen the single most effective way of ensuring we won’t get them.
Netflix’s bold adaptation swaps outback repression for 21st-century desire – and Miles Franklin would likely approve.
Following credible threats, Donald Trump changed planes, leaving staffers and journalists to face the risks, unknowing.