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Track tensions, the Valley roar, and Daryl Braithwaite’s Horses: The mixed emotions behind Cox Plate’s Flemington move
One of Melbourne’s most celebrated sporting events has a new home. At least for this year. And the emotions are swirling ahead of a Cox Plate not being held at the Valley.
Koloamatangi is already having an impact on the Dragons. And Young has big plans for him
Kangaroos prop Keaon Koloamatangi hasn’t started work for St George Illawarra yet, but he’s already giving them a return on their $5 million investment.
'Rip the Band-Aid off': coach calls for ALM expansion
Melbourne City's coach wants the A-League Men competition to expand, with four new clubs admitted as soon as possible.
Two more men are charged over the 'murder' of woman, 26, who was knifed to death in the street
Alisha Samuels was found with stab wounds on Dorking Avenue in Manchester at around 2am on October 15, where she was pronounced dead.
Bay Area family's expensive animatronic Halloween display targeted by thieves for second year in a row
The Nutting family, who live in San Leandro in the Bay Area, are well known in their neighborhood for their Halloween display, which they have been putting up every October for the past 20 years.
Memorial service held for veteran TV presenter Dermot Murnaghan who passed away aged 68 from prostate cancer
Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid and Sky News journalists Beth Rigby and Mark Austin were among those attending Dermot Murnaghan's memorial service.
The ‘mauvy haze’ that shuts a Sydney street for six weekends a year
Jacaranda trees are turning parks and streets purple across Sydney, sparking a frenzied rush of photographers and weddings.
Has anyone in my family saved any souls? Probably not, but here goes ...
In the tradition of my great-great-grandfather, consider this your chance at salvation.
My Airbnb host said I ‘trashed’ her flat. Why? I left some crumbs
I copped a complaint from a host once. “My apartment is not a hotel,” they wrote. Well, the price is similar – and now the rules are, too.
German derby know-how steels Victory star for City date
Melbourne Victory's Philipp Ziereis has fond memories of his experience in German derbies and is excited about his first A-League Men clash with Melbourne City.
