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The Age
June 15, 2025
America was already divided – Trump’s $69m military extravaganza did not help
For many, a parade of 6000 soldiers and 128 tanks was a fitting way to celebrate the US Army. For others, it was a gauche display of militar...
The Age
June 15, 2025
Bullets remain in wounded Carl Williams-linked Australian after Bali shooting
Two Melbourne men Sanar Ghanim, 34, and Zivan Radmanovic, 32, were shot during an ambush by what Balinese police say were two men on Saturda...
The Age
June 15, 2025
Feathered, furred or finned, her subjects are ready for their close-up
Working with creatures from butterflies to elephants, Zoos Victoria photographer Jo Howell’s job is anything but ordinary.
The Age
June 15, 2025
Starmer to tackle grooming gangs after sex exploitation case shakes UK
A group of seven men groomed two 13-year-olds with cigarettes and lingerie before abusing them for years, reigniting a scandal that has plag...
The Age
June 15, 2025
Great Scott: Aussie poised to make history at the US Open
The Oakmont Country Club has spat out the world’s best - but not Adam Scott. He has sits in second place heading into the final round on Mon...
The Age
June 14, 2025
Joe Rogan’s message can be rambling and unpolished, yet men idolise him. This might be why
The US presenter hosted Australia’s most popular podcast last year – is his influence something to be worried about?
The Age
June 14, 2025
I’m a working mum. Here’s why I oppose Labor’s universal childcare
Since 2006, the cost of childcare has risen sharply across Australia. But a new plan from Labor ignores many crucial elements.
The Age
June 14, 2025
No one will fix this heritage chimney. It’s costing owners thousands of dollars
The developer blames red tape, but for residents footing the bill, the real issue is a system with no consequences.
The Age
June 14, 2025
Is Celine Song’s Materialists a perfect match?
Billed as a rom-com, the Dakota Johnson-Chris Evans-Pedro Pascal love triangle is actually a hard-headed look at marriage.
The Age
June 14, 2025
‘Zombie killers’ and the ‘lost boys’ of Melbourne’s warring youth gangs
Youth crime waves aren’t new, but experts warn street violence has been gamified. And it’s escalating, with more teens from middle-class bac...
The Age
June 14, 2025
‘Tremendous growth’: Melbourne’s prestige suburbs outperforming the rest
Melbourne’s leafy middle suburbs have outperformed some inner-city neighbourhoods when it comes to price growth over a five-year period.
The Age
June 14, 2025
Viswash walked away from the Air India crash. Other sole survivors know the feeling
To many, being the only survivor of a plane crash seems unreal, like a work of divine intervention or a miracle – but it’s happened more tha...
The Age
June 14, 2025
Why Christina Hendricks turned 50 and changed her attitude
Instead of a clichéd glow-up, the former Mad Men star is letting go. “There’s been a shift. I’m less concerned about what other people think...
The Age
June 14, 2025
Good enough: Simon Goodwin’s done enough repairs to coach Demons next year
As Melbourne sit at 5-8, with little prospect of playing finals, Goodwin has nonetheless done enough to coach this team in 2026. But they sh...
The Age
June 14, 2025
Beth’s time ‘could have been extremely short’. A new approach to cancer treatment is giving her hope
Cancer patients found to have specific gene mutations or other biomarkers are being matched to precision treatments not routinely available...
The Age
June 14, 2025
I loved confronting the left-wing mob on the Q+A panel. I’ll miss it dearly
It wasn’t Q+A’s makers who killed the show; it was the online group think and outrage that attempted to silence any voices of dissent.
The Age
June 14, 2025
I paid to have dinner with strangers and this is how it went
Keen to widen my social circle, I took a late-night punt on a group blind date.
The Age
June 14, 2025
Democratic politician assassinated, another wounded in targeted overnight shootings
A large-scale manhunt is under way for a suspect who posed as a police officer to shoot and kill a lawmaker and her husband in their home, w...
The Age
June 14, 2025
After decades of heartbreak, South Africa clinch historic victory over Australia in world Test final
Australia have lost their world Test championship title to South Africa after the Proteas pulled off a nervy fourth innings chase at Lord’s...
The Age
June 14, 2025
Essendon v Geelong LIVE: Bombers, Cats face off at the MCG as Saturday AFL action continues
The Cats and Dons take to the MCG for a twilight matchup before North Melbourne and Fremantle face off as AFL Saturday continues into round...
The Age
June 14, 2025
Mental health watchdog muzzled by ‘drastic’ budget cuts
Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission chair Treasure Jennings says the funding cuts leave the commission unable to do the work it was estab...
The Age
June 14, 2025
How to talk to your child about global chaos (while they’re watching Bluey)
You must acknowledge their emotions and validate their feelings, but most importantly, never, ever speak when Bingo speaks.
The Age
June 14, 2025
World Test Championship final LIVE: Australia vs South Africa day four from Lord’s
Following decades of falling agonisingly short of success, South Africa is on the cusp of a first major cricket triumph with 69 runs needed...
The Age
June 14, 2025
Albanese-Trump meeting hopes rise as US leader confirms he’ll attend G7 summit
Donald Trump is going to the summit despite global and local conflicts, raising pressure on Albanese to secure a face-to-face meeting.
The Age
June 14, 2025
Two Australians shot in Bali, one dead
Local police confirmed an Australian man was killed following a shooting which left another Australian man injured.
The Age
June 14, 2025
The day the music died? Busker numbers falling as passers-by stop donating
The City of Melbourne is issuing far fewer permits than they did two years ago.
The Age
June 14, 2025
Interstate buyers swoop to win $1.8m Brunswick house from locals
The winning bidders were buying through their daughter, who lives locally, and triumphed over downsizers to buy the renovated Victorian.
The Age
June 14, 2025
Popular Melbourne bakery to close its three stores
All Are Welcome – renowned for its sourdough and pastries – is closing its doors after going into liquidation, leaving questions about unpai...
The Age
June 14, 2025
Mid-season verdict: Does Collingwood deserve an A+ or merely an A?
With the bye rounds in full swing, it’s time to run the rule over how each club is faring at the midway point of their seasons.
The Age
June 14, 2025
Thousands take this crucial school exam. Most will be disappointed
Some parents pay up to $20,000 for tutoring, raising the stakes for students sitting the selective entry high schools exam on Saturday.
The Age
June 14, 2025
The snow gods, with a little help from their human friends, have ski industry rejoicing
Victoria’s snow season kicked off with a large dump of snow, but the alpine industry now relies on human intervention to ensure slopes are s...
The Age
June 14, 2025
US marines detain first civilian in LA before expected ‘unprecedented’ protests
It’s a rare domestic use of the military force ahead of expected nationwide demonstrations this weekend, in what may be the biggest backlash...
The Age
June 14, 2025
Defying expectations, inspiring Richard Scolyer reaches another goal
Fourteen weeks after learning his incurable brain tumour had returned, the former Australian of the Year finished his 250th Parkrun.
The Age
June 13, 2025
Blues injury blow: Sam Walsh out for six weeks with foot injury
Carlton have been hit with another injury blow with confirmation that midfielder Sam Walsh will be sidelined for up to six weeks with a foot...
The Age
June 13, 2025
How Israel’s pre-dawn assault on Iran unfolded, moment by moment
It was fast, targeted and deadly. In a split second, Tehran erupted into a furious inferno. Here’s how it unfolded.
The Age
June 13, 2025
‘Tearing families apart’: The Californians fighting Trump as his ICE agents terrorise a city
It’s at the places that make this city tick – the shops, the bars, the school gates – that the real impact of Trump’s deportation agenda can...
The Age
June 13, 2025
Seven reasons the best way to see the Med is from the water
The Mediterranean is a destination easily visited independently, as many of us have. But this is a different experience entirely.
The Age
June 13, 2025
Performance artists, freak puppets: The strange battle to revive our nights out
A new generation of “Club Kids” is defying the demise of Australian nightlife.
The Age
June 13, 2025
A garden tour, small talk and an illness confession. The mushroom lunch according to Erin Patterson
The accused mushroom cook killer says the deaths of her guests were a terrible accident and from beginning to end police have misconstrued e...
The Age
June 13, 2025
Paul Kelly’s latest song sat in a shed for 40 years. It was in good company
The Australian musician has released a song he recorded well before he came to fame – he is among many of the world’s biggest stars to have...
The Age
June 13, 2025
On board the modern version of the Love Boat headed for Australia
The largest Princess ship to homeport in Australia, passengers will enjoy the easy-going vibe when it arrives this summer.
The Age
June 13, 2025
With The Project and Neighbours going, is Australian TV all Sydney all the time?
Made in Melbourne used to be the default for much of Australian television, but the drift to Sydney is gathering pace.
The Age
June 13, 2025
State government grant supported firm with criminal links
The use of taxpayer funds to partner with a company with links to criminal figures raises the pressure on authorities to act.
The Age
June 13, 2025
‘China has Apple by the balls’: How the rising superpower captured the tech giant
Apple Inc reaped staggering profits by outsourcing its manufacturing – but its “epic” technology transfer has consequences, says one long-ti...
The Age
June 13, 2025
Never say die: A controversial Harvard-based Aussie’s hunt for the fountain of youth
Is a longevity pill on the horizon? Harvard Medical School professor David Sinclair certainly thinks so – while staring down his growing arm...
The Age
June 13, 2025
Jana Pittman: ‘I pay more for childcare than I get paid as a doctor’
The two-time world champion athlete – and mother of six – on her new life as a registrar in obstetrics and gynaecology.
The Age
June 13, 2025
To defend itself, Australia mustn’t kowtow to its rivals. Or its allies
With Donald Trump in the White House, AUKUS under review and China stalking our seas, Australia must develop independent capability, quickly...
The Age
June 13, 2025
Star of Sandpapergate gives Australia a Test batting lesson
Aiden Markram hasn’t just put own name in lights - he’s placed a figurative interrogation lamp on an Australian top six now shorn of Steve S...
The Age
June 13, 2025
Smith taken for scans after finger left at sickening angle
Steve Smith’s West Indies tour has been thrown into some doubt after he was taken to hospital for x-rays on a compound dislocation to his ri...
The Age
June 13, 2025