2 h. ago Is it too early to write off the Penrith Panthers?: The Billy Slater Podcast

After four straight losses is it time to write off the Penrith Panthers? Billy shares a similar experience when was playing for the Storm and losing five in a row then going on to win the premiership. Are the referees handing out sin bins too easily? Plus, should the bunker be allowed to rule on forward passes? The Billy Slater Podcast with Billy and Peter Psaltis thanks to TAB - For the best time in sport, TAB has the best app in sport. TAB, We’re On. Send through your questions to Billy billyslaterpodcast@nine.com.au

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5 h. ago Manly’s backline is threadbare, but that isn’t their chief concern

Jason Saab joined the injury ranks at Manly on Sunday, but coach Anthony Seibold has a bigger concern.

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6 h. ago Developer beats five others to $2.72m uninhabitable Bondi Junction terrace

The dilapidated three-bedroom home, which the agent thought was “too much work” for many buyers, soared past its $2.2 million reserve.

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6 h. ago Iconic East Melbourne homes fail to sell on $6.3m bid at auction

The bluestone Georgian residence and the adjacent apartment block in a sought-after spot managed to draw only one bid at auction.

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7 h. ago ‘I saw everything’: Doctor recounts Israeli attack on paramedics, filmed on dead man’s phone

The Israeli military now says its initial version of events was “mistaken” after footage surfaced of the 15 killings, which have drawn international condemnation.

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7 h. ago ‘I saw everything’: Doctor recounts Israeli attack on paramedics, filmed on dead worker’s phone

The Israeli military now says its initial version of events was “mistaken” after footage surfaced of the 15 killings, which have drawn international condemnation.

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7 h. ago Bondi Junction inquest exposes family division after ‘incomprehensible’ tragedy

A year after a knife-welding man killed six people at Bondi Junction Westfield an inquest is set to begin, but it has laid bare tensions beneath the grief.

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7 h. ago Souths halves decimated by injuries as Bennett weighs up backline options

South Sydney may move Latrell Mitchell to five-eighth to cover for long-term injuries to their playmakers.

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13 h. ago Feu or pho? The French dish that likely inspired the Vietnamese classic

Pot-au-feu is a French classic, a one-pot wonder, a dish of meat simmered over many hours with various vegetables and a bouquet garni.

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13 h. ago Thailand gave Myanmar what it craved, and it wasn’t humanitarian aid

As junta boss Min Aung Hlaing rubbed shoulders with regional leaders in Bangkok, his military pounded the resistance movement and restricted humanitarian aid.

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22 h. ago Gas use has fallen as manufacturers close. Some say this spells economic trouble

Closures of large gas-reliant manufacturers have helped spare Victoria from gas shortages. But it has raised alarms over the state’s economy.

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23 h. ago Red alert: Brumbies eye Waratahs playmaker to replace departing Wallabies star

If the Waratahs mid-season slump isn’t enough to worry about, NSW bosses now have a close rival planning to poach a star No.10.

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24 h. ago Saints survive Power surge; AFL admits Rankine mistake; VFL outing for McKay, Hollands; Giant Hogan boots nine

The Saints firmed up their spot in the top eight with a mature performance on the road in Adelaide; the AFL admits an umpiring error hurt the Crows; a Carlton pair make an encouraging return, and Giant Jesse Hogan outscores the Eagles.

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24 h. ago Hughes the boss: Playmaker’s return inspires Storm demolition of Manly

Halfback rushes back from a broken hand as Storm blow Sea Eagles away with scoring spree.

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31 h. ago Man allegedly attempted to open plane door on flight to Sydney

Passengers and crew had to restrain a man from opening the doors of a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Sydney on Saturday.

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31 h. ago The Sex Pistols return to Melbourne in a tour Johnny Rotten describes as ‘karaoke’

The band is (somewhat) back together for the first time in two decades – but what is a Sex Pistols gig like without John Lyndon, aka Johnny Rotten?

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37 h. ago ‘It means you’re stuffed’: These Victorian powerhouses are in the AFL’s no man’s land

It can be said there are four stages of a team’s development: Contending, rebuilding, building, and no man’s land. We run an eye over every club, and just where they sit.

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37 h. ago Musk’s bizarre child support battles shows he is a monumental tightwad

For a man determined to have as many children as possible, he appears set on paying them and their mothers as little as he can.

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37 h. ago Matching kitchen appliances to vintage store thrift: Inside Helena Christensen’s Manhattan apartment

Helena Christensen’s “beautifully faded” New York City apartment has maximalist touches in every room.

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37 h. ago ‘Coffee with a drop of lion’s mane’: Does a dietitian approve?

Entrepreneur Belinda Everingham shares her day on a plate, which includes a strangely addictive Hawaiian delicacy as well as mushroom powder.

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