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Djokovic hit with record fine after Wimbledon loss

The world No.2 has faced consequences for venting his frustration during his devastating loss to Carlos Alcaraz in the Wimbledon final.

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“A little bit unfair”: Hard-working tradies blast age pension increase

A group of tired tradesmen are uniting against the “unfair” decision to increase the age of eligibility for the age pension, saying their bodies “canâ€™t handle” working in manual labour until theyâ€™re 70.

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"I'm not here to apologise": Dan Andrews fires up as Comm Games is scrapped

The Victorian premier has defended his decision to cancel the 2026 Commonwealth Games due to funding issues, firing up at journalists during a tense press conference.

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"Spoil yourself and your bestie": Jackie O announces new side hustle

The popular radio star has shared news of her newest business venture with her best friend of 20 years â€“ describing it as "a one-stop shop to celebrate each other".

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How a secret plan 50 years ago changed Australia’s economy forever, in just one night

Without warning, at 7pm on July 18th 1973, Prime Minister Gough Whitlam slashed every single import tariff at once â€“ starting at midnight. Itâ€™s the kind of bold political leadership we rarely see today.

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Police lie in wait for Kyle Sandilands after on-air boasts

After the controversial shock jock bragged on air about his sketchy driving record, he was a little perturbed to find a squad lying in wait for him outside the KIIS FM studios at 5:30am.

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Bombshell twist in split between Australia's richest couple

Just days after Andrew and Nicola Forrest announced their separation, revelations of an internal investigation have emerged of Andrew's mining company looking into a "secret employee relationship" with the billionaire.

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Anti-vegan chef launches clothing line against activist

John Mountain has taken his feud with vegan activist Tash Peterson to the next level by poking fun at her through a line of t-shirts.

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"Colossal prick" slammed over outrageous Bunnings parking

A selfish motorist's lack of respect for the hardware store's parking rules has prompted a flood of outrage from frustrated shoppers, as well as the retailer.

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Australia can learn from the UK’s experience by making banks pay for scam losses

British banks will soon be required to reimburse customers who fall victim to authorised push payment fraud, and there is a strong case that banks in Australia should be made to do the same.

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What happens when doctors don’t act as they should? And what’s the ruling against neurosurgeon Charlie Teo?

After several years of controversy, neurosurgeon Charlie Teo has been found guilty of unsatisfactory professional conduct. Hereâ€™s what that actually means.

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Expert's bold claim that boomers are to blame

A chief economist has shared his beliefs that baby boomers have “tightened their stranglehold” while young Aussies continue to struggle to make ends meet.

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Djokovic hit with record fine after Wimbledon loss

“A little bit unfair”: Hard-working tradies blast age pension increase

"I'm not here to apologise": Dan Andrews fires up as Comm Games is scrapped

"Spoil yourself and your bestie": Jackie O announces new side hustle

How a secret plan 50 years ago changed Australia’s economy forever, in just one night

Police lie in wait for Kyle Sandilands after on-air boasts

Bombshell twist in split between Australia's richest couple

Anti-vegan chef launches clothing line against activist

"Colossal prick" slammed over outrageous Bunnings parking

Australia can learn from the UK’s experience by making banks pay for scam losses

What happens when doctors don’t act as they should? And what’s the ruling against neurosurgeon Charlie Teo?

Expert's bold claim that boomers are to blame

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