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Victoria’s new tobacco shop shutdown powers send shockwaves through the sector
via theage.com.au
With a new crackdown by state licensing authorities, crime syndicates have moved to sell illicit cigarettes only outside business hours when inspectors are rostered off. -
‘They have been pushed over the edge’: Alleged Sydney Swans sexual assault victims suffering trauma disorders
via theage.com.au
As the club prepares to name its best and fairest for 2026, victims of the alleged sexual assault by some of its players at the Pullman hotel have been found to be suffering trauma-related psychological disorders. -
‘No cigarettes Monday to Friday’: How criminals are evading tobacco inspectors
via theage.com.au
With a new crackdown by state licensing authorities, crime syndicates have moved to sell illicit cigarettes only outside business hours when inspectors are rostered off. -
Why Melbourne is set for an intense hay fever, thunderstorm asthma season
via theage.com.au
A decade after 10 people died during the world’s largest and most catastrophic thunderstorm asthma event, there are concerns about the season to come. -
‘Be prepared’: Victorians warned of thunderstorm asthma risk ahead of intense pollen season
via theage.com.au
A decade after 10 people died during the world’s largest and most catastrophic thunderstorm asthma event, there are concerns about the season to come. -
Hitting home owners is not the right strategy
via theage.com.au
The RBA’s raising of interest rates has not been applauded by readers. -
‘Second-class citizens’: Liberals refuse to campaign after preselection snub
via theage.com.au
The Liberal Party is facing campaign chaos in a crucial marginal seat – a prime One Nation target – over its decision to cut local members out of choosing their candidate. -
MVP or best and fairest? Sydney Swans quietly recast messaging for Bob Skilton Medal
via theage.com.au
There has been a curious change of wording from the Sydney Swans’ about their awards night ahead of the event on Thursday. -
Why one of Melbourne’s top restaurant empires just put another company into liquidation
via theage.com.au
The business collapse comes just weeks after Scott Pickett closed one of his fine dining restaurants Matilda in South Yarra. -
‘Existing in technicolour’: Inside a doctor’s journey through psychosis, wreckage and recovery
via theage.com.au
Dr Dov Degen thought he was saving the world. Years later, the OAM recipient opens up about psychosis, stigma and rebuilding his life. -
Dov was surrounded by doctors when he had a mental breakdown. None of them helped
via theage.com.au
The young doctor was taking his medication meticulously and thriving professionally – until the night he reached breaking point and sent a typo-laden email. -
World in pictures, September 30, 2026
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The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by The Age picture editors.

