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  • Trump and the teals – yes, norms are changing

    17-03-2025 10:00 via theage.com.au
    Trump and the teals – yes, norms are changing
    Readers respond on the power of the teals, new Building Bad accusations and the real threat to wombats
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  • Motorcyclists are being let down by state of the roads

    23-09-2026 12:00 via theage.com.au
    Motorcyclists are being let down by state of the roads
    Readers offer their solutions to the state’s problems with potholes.
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  • She caused the PM a headache, now exclusive club offers an apology over Nikki Osborne comedy act

    23-09-2026 11:24 via theage.com.au
    She caused the PM a headache, now exclusive club offers an apology over Nikki Osborne comedy act
    The Carbine Club has written to members to express their regret about Osborne’s stand-up which “fell well short of the standards” expected.
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  • Boxer ‘wrongfully’ convicted of murder goes from cause celebre to alleged tobacco boss

    23-09-2026 11:15 via theage.com.au
    Boxer ‘wrongfully’ convicted of murder goes from cause celebre to alleged tobacco boss
    Khalid Baker spent decades publicly protesting his innocence over a man’s death. Now, he’s left Australia as the alleged head of a major illicit tobacco network worth millions.
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  • ‘Abhorrent content’: Carlton man charged with being propagandist for Islamic State

    23-09-2026 07:03 via theage.com.au
    ‘Abhorrent content’: Carlton man charged with being propagandist for Islamic State
    Counter-terrorism police launched a covert investigation in 2021 after the man returned from Egypt after a six-month trip.
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  • Seven construction giants singled out in royal commission; Bombshell Allan briefing flagged

    23-09-2026 05:57 via theage.com.au
    Seven construction giants singled out in royal commission; Bombshell Allan briefing flagged
    Follow for live updates on day one of the Royal Commission into the Integrity of Major Public and Civil Infrastructure Construction Projects in Victoria.
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  • Big Build royal commission as it happened: Opening hearing lays foundations for probe into alleged corruption

    23-09-2026 05:57 via theage.com.au
    Big Build royal commission as it happened: Opening hearing lays foundations for probe into alleged corruption
    Follow for live updates on day one of the Royal Commission into the Integrity of Major Public and Civil Infrastructure Construction Projects in Victoria.
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  • Alleged MCG nacho-thrower faces assault charges after Hawthorn, Brisbane match turned ugly

    23-09-2026 04:31 via theage.com.au
    Alleged MCG nacho-thrower faces assault charges after Hawthorn, Brisbane match turned ugly
    The man allegedly responsible for hitting a woman and child with his MCG meal has been interviewed by police.
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  • The Melbourne fun police just made a very Sydney decision

    23-09-2026 03:30 via theage.com.au
    The Melbourne fun police just made a very Sydney decision
    A couple of whingeing neighbours are trying to put an end to a beloved alfresco pastime.
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  • How 29 miserable neighbours ruined a wholesome pastime for Melbourne

    23-09-2026 03:30 via theage.com.au
    How 29 miserable neighbours ruined a wholesome pastime for Melbourne
    A couple of whingeing neighbours are trying to put an end to a beloved alfresco pastime.
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  • Big Build royal commission LIVE: Opening hearing to lay foundations for probe into alleged corruption on government building sites

    23-09-2026 01:31 via theage.com.au
    Big Build royal commission LIVE: Opening hearing to lay foundations for probe into alleged corruption on government building sites
    Follow for live updates on day one of the Royal Commission into the Integrity of Major Public and Civil Infrastructure Construction Projects in Victoria.
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  • Rape victims claim Swans sex assault case on the fast track while their complaints are dogged by delays

    22-09-2026 21:45 via theage.com.au
    Rape victims claim Swans sex assault case on the fast track while their complaints are dogged by delays
    Two women are angry and frustrated that their rape complaints have joined the growing pile of unsolved sex investigations.
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  • ‘Rite of passage’: School gambling labelled rife as experts warn of dangers

    22-09-2026 21:00 via theage.com.au
    ‘Rite of passage’: School gambling labelled rife as experts warn of dangers
    Students are sneaking off to bet and openly discussing what they’re gambling on as researchers warn it is all too easy for underage teens to set up betting accounts.
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  • ‘News to me’: Inside the suburb flagged as Melbourne’s first walkable neighbourhood

    22-09-2026 21:00 via theage.com.au
    ‘News to me’: Inside the suburb flagged as Melbourne’s first walkable neighbourhood
    We look at life in the suburb which one of the world’s leading urban planners identified as an example of a future 15-minute city.
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  • ‘An institution in the private school system’: The hidden reality of youth gambling

    22-09-2026 21:00 via theage.com.au
    ‘An institution in the private school system’: The hidden reality of youth gambling
    Students are sneaking off to bet and openly discussing what they’re gambling on as researchers warn it is all too easy for underage teens to set up betting accounts.
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  • Like its institutions, America is crumbling

    22-09-2026 12:00 via theage.com.au
    Like its institutions, America is crumbling
    Readers say US President Donald Trump’s words, behaviour and actions have contributed to the decline of American conduct and order.
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  • Police investigate death of eight-month-old baby in Ballarat

    22-09-2026 10:32 via theage.com.au
    Police investigate death of eight-month-old baby in Ballarat
    Homicide detectives are probing the death of an eight-month-old girl after she was found unresponsive in a home in Ballarat. 
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  • The star who rocked up hours late and vanished before Daicos even accepted his medal

    22-09-2026 07:15 via theage.com.au
    The star who rocked up hours late and vanished before Daicos even accepted his medal
    He stormed home to finish second in the medal count, but thanks to a tracksuit, a late arrival and a suit you could not miss, all eyes had already been on the enigmatic Cat.
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  • Twenty new emergency beds left empty at RCH due to staffing shortage: leaked email

    22-09-2026 06:28 via theage.com.au
    Twenty new emergency beds left empty at RCH due to staffing shortage: leaked email
    A damning leaked internal email claims the 20 beds will remain empty when a long-awaited multimillion-dollar redevelopment is completed.
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  • 20 new emergency beds left empty at RCH due to staffing shortage: leaked email

    22-09-2026 06:28 via theage.com.au
    20 new emergency beds left empty at RCH due to staffing shortage: leaked email
    A damning leaked internal email claims that 20 new emergency beds at the Royal Children’s Hospital will sit empty when a long-awaited, multimillion-dollar redevelopment is completed.
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  • Shoulder pain or a broken heart: The mystery of Bailey Smith’s Brownlow sideshow

    22-09-2026 05:57 via theage.com.au
    Shoulder pain or a broken heart: The mystery of Bailey Smith’s Brownlow sideshow
    He stormed home to finish second in the medal count, but thanks to a tracksuit, a late arrival and a suit you could not miss, all eyes had already been on the enigmatic Cat.
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  • Russel’s life changed when he hit a pothole. Now, he’s part of a growing wave of litigation

    22-09-2026 04:17 via theage.com.au
    Russel’s life changed when he hit a pothole. Now, he’s part of a growing wave of litigation
    As the state’s road conditions worsen, laws firms are seeing more accident victims seeking compensation. But proving the government is liable isn’t straightforward.
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  • Man arrested after hit-run that killed elderly woman in Melbourne’s south-east

    22-09-2026 03:16 via theage.com.au
    Man arrested after hit-run that killed elderly woman in Melbourne’s south-east
    A driver handed himself in after a woman was allegedly hit and killed on a major road in Melbourne’s bayside early Tuesday morning.
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  • Hit-run driver flees after fatally striking woman in Melbourne’s south-east

    22-09-2026 00:13 via theage.com.au
    Hit-run driver flees after fatally striking woman in Melbourne’s south-east
    A woman is dead and police are searching for the driver who allegedly struck her on a major road in Melbourne’s bayside early Tuesday morning.
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  • ‘World of pain’: 75 jobs go as top cancer institute closes, others tipped to follow

    21-09-2026 22:52 via theage.com.au
    ‘World of pain’: 75 jobs go as top cancer institute closes, others tipped to follow
    A leading children’s cancer and women’s health institute has proposed closing and merging with Monash University after years of multimillion dollar deficits, with about 75 staff expected to lose their jobs.
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  • Slowly strangled: Cancer institute to close as research centres buckle under funding crisis

    21-09-2026 22:52 via theage.com.au
    Slowly strangled: Cancer institute to close as research centres buckle under funding crisis
    A leading children’s cancer and women’s health institute has proposed closing and merging with Monash University after years of multimillion dollar deficits, with about 75 staff expected to lose their jobs.
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  • Melbourne could adopt a European work trend – but half the population might be left behind

    21-09-2026 21:00 via theage.com.au
    Melbourne could adopt a European work trend – but half the population might be left behind
    Some European cities have made a major shift to work and recreation hours – but a 24-hour economy comes with an unintended cost.
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  • Melbourne could adopt a European work trend – but half the population could be left behind

    21-09-2026 21:00 via theage.com.au
    Melbourne could adopt a European work trend – but half the population could be left behind
    Some European cities have made a major shift to work and recreation hours – but a 24-hour economy comes with an unintended cost.
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  • Climate change could push many Melbourne women out of work. This app aims to keep them in it

    21-09-2026 21:00 via theage.com.au
    Climate change could push many Melbourne women out of work. This app aims to keep them in it
    As temperatures rise, Melbourne will shift towards a nighttime economy. We trial a new app which makes walking safer and more comfortable.
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  • Gas, coal and petrol? No, we don’t need it

    21-09-2026 12:00 via theage.com.au
    Gas, coal and petrol? No, we don’t need it
    Readers write that people must hold the government to account for its enabling of big gas drillers when other energy sources are available.
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