62 h. ago Why do so many of our everyday Aussie sayings relate to food?

It’s a tough question to crack, writes Terry Durack.

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4 d. ago ‘The gloves are off’: Scott rules out trading Merrett, takes a swipe at Hawthorn and Mitchell

Speaking on Fox Footy’s AFL 360 on Wednesday night, Brad Scott admitted he was blindsided by Zach Merrett’s meeting with Sam Mitchell, especially after having him over for dinner just days earlier.

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8 d. ago Dentist. Surveyor. Driver. Nazi. Unmasked extremists in everyday jobs

Nazi supporters are now openly marching through city streets as the group attempts to enter mainstream political discourse.

Events

1 week ago Why Woolies’ share price plunge is good news for everyday investors

This reporting season has been one of the most volatile on record, but for mum and dad investors, that’s actually a good thing.

Economics

1 week ago Jamming and spoofing: The threat airlines deal with every day

We rely on GPS for everything from Uber rides to finding our lost mobile phone, but malicious interference of the technology poses a regular challenge to commercial pilots.

Events

1 week ago GPS jamming and spoofing is a threat airlines deal with every day

The incident that affected the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s plane is not limited to politicians and VIPs.

Events

2 w. ago These six swipes of an everyday item will give your face an instant lift

Charlotte Tilbury’s tips for achieving a “bare-faced” make-up look.

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2 w. ago Six swipes of this everyday item will give your face an instant lift

Charlotte Tilbury’s tips for achieving a “bare-faced” make-up look.

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2 w. ago A biting novel in which the jokes work at the edge of good taste

Nell Zink takes swipes at identity, power and the MAGA mindset in her latest novel, Sister Europe.

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2 w. ago ‘We’ve missed him’: Crucial injury return looms (if Dolphins can stay alive)

This was the training session designed to lift the Dolphins out of a three-game slump, and keep their fading premiership dream alive.

Events

2 w. ago What Dolphins need for finals breakthrough, and the miracle return behind it

This was the training session designed to lift the Dolphins out of a three-game slump, and keep their fading premiership dream alive.

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3 w. ago Stars and swipes: Why one clash will make or break Wallaroos’ World Cup

The Women’s Rugby World Cup kicks off in England this weekend and Australia have never sent a better-prepared squad. But one bitter rival stands in the way of playing in the finals.

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4 w. ago Australia needs to cough up its ‘regulatory hairballs’, declares PC boss

For the next three days, leaders will look at ways to lift living standards. The Productivity Commission says they should start with one area of reform.

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last month What the RBA governor’s struggle to get a room to focus on rates says about the economy

For three days, two dozen people will debate ways to lift the nation’s living standards as productivity growth remains sluggish. Failure cannot be an option.

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