73 m. ago Text message dispels billionaire owner’s Cox Plate absence rumours

The man behind mega racing operation Yulong Investments will not be at Moonee Valley to watch his Cox Plate favourite Via Sistina defend her crown.

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5 h. ago ‘It’s rare to be looked after in such a way’: This regional restaurant serves 14 diners per day

The bijou Chauncy is now an intimate, hosted experience, a sublime melding of French cuisine and Australian hospitality.

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16 h. ago This summer Bali may be cheaper than Goldie, says Webjet CEO

Katrina Barry wants to double Webjet’s total transactional value by 2030. To do that, she’ll have to change how customers use and think of the online travel agency.

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16 h. ago This summer Bali may be cheaper than the Goldie, says Webjet CEO

Katrina Barry wants to double Webjet’s total transactional value by 2030. To do that, she’ll have to change how customers use and think of the online travel agency.

Politics

17 h. ago An intimate Valley rooftop bar opens just in time for summer

Expect live entertainment four nights a week, a Middle Eastern food menu from a celebrated chef, and cocktails and slushies by an award-winning bartender.

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19 h. ago Preventative Health Minister opens up about smoking addiction as illegal tobacco rates soar

Winton’s smoking has been thrust into the debate around smoking in the state after it was revealed smoking rates increased for the first time in 30 years last financial year.

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22 h. ago ‘That horse was not 100 per cent’: Key runner ruled out of Cox Plate

Moonee Valley’s signature race has been reduced to eight runners after stewards scratched a horse for being lame.

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43 h. ago The new basement wine bar and bottle shop with a Michelin star chef at the helm

The Cellar & Caffetteria is found beneath Rodd & Gunn’s new four-storey menswear store on Little Collins street.

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53 h. ago Most people think CEOs are grossly overpaid. What can we do about it?

The average CEO of a publicly listed company earns more than 100 times the pay of the average full-time employee. This needs to change.

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53 h. ago I come into the office but my days are spent in Teams meetings. Why am I here?

As companies roll out mandated days in the office, the focus is meant to be on in-person collaborations. But what if you’re spending most of your time in virtual meetings? Dr Kirstin Ferguson says a deeper dive into daily tasks could provide answers.

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62 h. ago I went to school near Millers Point. It breaks my heart to see what it’s become

When I was at school in The Rocks, there were girls who walked to class. Now, the area is at risk of becoming a neighbourhood with no grandchildren. It’s been a long time coming.

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62 h. ago Israel Folau spotted at Wallabies training for first time in seven years

In a sign that perhaps time has healed some once raw wounds, exiled former star Israel Folau rubbed shoulders with Wallabies players at his Japanese club’s training ground in Tokyo.

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66 h. ago ‘An act of courage’: Salman Rushdie to return to Australia for first time since US attack

Three years after surviving an attempt on his life during a public lecture, the author will speak about “the price we pay for ideas” and the transformative power of literature.

Events

3 d. ago Best of both worlds: Blockbuster weekend of rugby league looms large

The Kangaroos play against England for the first time in eight years. But it might not be the biggest game this weekend.

Sport

3 d. ago ‘Time of renewal’: Why we may be looking at menopause all wrong

It’s often seen as a time of decline, but there’s a growing body of evidence that menopause can be a time of liberation, like a “second spring”.

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3 d. ago My bayside suburb has no shopping strip, cafe, or even a milk bar. That’s how we like it

It is not far from the CBD, but my suburb is the antithesis of inner-city hustle, a place where the snapper bite at dawn, pelicans drift overhead, and footpaths wind alongside the creek.

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3 d. ago ‘England watch out’: Hazlewood’s lively start to summer spells Ashes danger for tourists

After helping flatten India’s top order in the first ODI match, Josh Hazlewood is hoping Perth will provide a similar pitch for the first Ashes Test so he and Mitchell Starc can do the same to England’s Bazballers.

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3 d. ago Oscar Piastri can still win the F1 drivers’ championship, but Verstappen is now stalking the McLarens

While the McLaren drivers, Piastri and Lando Norris, duke it out for the drivers’ championship, there is a figure looming large in their rear-view mirror, four-time winner Max Verstappen.

Transport

4 d. ago Brisbane news live: Superstar singer Teddy Swims surprises fans in beer garden; Unidentified man found with life

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4 d. ago Brisbane news live: Superstar singer Teddy Swims surprises fans in Valley beer garden; PM heads to Washington to meet Trump; Prince Andrew facing police investigation over Giuffre claims

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