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The embarrassment of Melbourne and Sydney: Bracks
Former Victorian premier Steve Bracks says it's embarrassing we don't have fast rail between our two major cities.
Helen Haines' accused attacker identified as Brendan Nugent
The man accused of mowing down federal Independent MP Helen Haines with a car has been identified as Brendan Nugent.
Dual international says Nawaqanitawase’s NRL stint proves Wallabies aren’t dead
Michael O’Connor says despite the Wallabies Bledisloe Cup drought, the 15-man game still produces quality footballers like Mark Nawaqanitawase.
Ukraine 'once again' received no early warning from allies of latest Russian attacks on Kyiv, Zelensky claims amid growing row with Trump
Russian ballistic missiles targeted energy facilities in the Ukrainian capital overnight, killing one person and injuring two more.
Stunning new photo released in cold case murder mystery that's baffled investigators for more than 40 years
After 44 years of unanswered questions, investigators are hoping the photograph will reach the person who can finally help them identify Tammy Little's killer.
Republicans turn on Trump after surprise Putin sanctions pause… as top MAGA henchman warns Zelensky after 'careless' accusation
Donald Trump's own party has turned on him after he froze sanctions on Russia just four weeks after signing them into law.
Zelensky 'pleads with US Senate for help on battlefield' after Trump calls to replace Ukrainian leader
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reportedly pleaded with a bipartisan group of US senators for aid in the war against Russia, as US President Trump called for his ouster.
Jockeys cleared over Caulfield Cup horse death as stewards release report
Stewards have released their findings following an investigation into a tragic race-day fall, while Chris Waller comes to Melbourne ahead of the Cox Plate.
Helen Haines' heartfelt message about Australia and the national flag hours before she was deliberately attacked
Federal MP Helen Haines is fighting for life after she was struck several times by a LandCruiser outside her electorate office.
China’s export boom is becoming its Achilles heel
China is on track for a record trade surplus, but is facing increasing pushback from the countries whose economies are being ravaged by its flood of exports.
