47 h. ago ‘You don’t need to know’: Marshall refuses to explain Galvin recall

The Wests Tigers coach addressed the decision to reinstate Lachlan Galvin a week after dropping him to the NSW Cup – by refusing to address it.

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47 h. ago ‘You don’t need to know’: Marshall refuses to explain decision to recall Lachie Galvin

The Wests Tigers coach addressed the decision to recall Lachlan Galvin a week after dropping him to the NSW Cup ... by refusing to address it.

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50 h. ago ‘They didn’t know what a schooner was. We had to explain a meat raffle’

Famously fickle New Yorkers have embraced a new Australian-themed pub in their city, backed by comedians Andy Lee and Hamish Blake. But the venue’s surprise popularity is creating its own problems.

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54 h. ago North greats have had enough, but is Clarkson the man to turn it around?

In what should have been a season where the Kangaroos showed marked signs of a rebirth, they again find themselves having to explain what’s gone wrong.

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3 d. ago Monash IVF issued ‘please explain’ for not raising alarm over wrong baby bungle

The fertility giant was asked to justify why it withheld notice of the embryo mix-up to the stock market, causing their share price to plunge.

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3 d. ago Monash IVF issued ‘please explain’ for not raising alarm over baby bungle

The fertility giant was asked to justify why it withheld notice of the embryo mix-up to the sharemarket, causing its share price to plunge.

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3 d. ago Monash IVF issued with ‘please explain’ for not raising alarm over baby bungle

The fertility giant was asked to justify why it withheld notice of an embryo mix-up to the sharemarket, causing its share price to plunge.

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1 week ago What did women ever do for Melbourne? Walk with me while I explain...

One of the highlights of this year’s Melbourne Writers Festival is a celebratory stroll with our unsung heroines.

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2 w. ago Mary Fowler may have hurt her knee badly. That would be an utter disaster for the Matildas

Australian soccer is cursed. How else to explain the acute misfortune that continues to befall our most beloved national team, particularly on the eve of major tournaments?

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2 w. ago ‘Unanswered questions’: Dutton’s plan to cut gas bills under fire from experts

The Coalition is facing pressure to explain how its plan to cause a gas glut will lead to sustained bill relief, as experts rubbish its new modelling.

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2 w. ago Six sources of protein that aren’t meat – and why experts love them

There are clear health risks associated with eating too much red and processed meat. Here are six alternatives.

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3 w. 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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3 w. ago Liberal candidate faces more questions over undisclosed campaign spending

Liberal Bennelong candidate Scott Yung says he has been “100 per cent” upfront and honest. But he won’t explain why he failed to disclose electoral expenditure worth tens of thousands of dollars.

Economics

3 w. ago Liberal MP faces more questions over undisclosed campaign expenditure

Liberal Bennelong candidate Scott Yung says he has been “100 per cent” upfront and honest. But he won’t explain why he failed to disclose electoral expenditure worth tens of thousands of dollars.

Politics

3 w. ago Not every hotel has a grand history, so some are just making one up

The Ritz and Raffles might be historic and storied, but what about a new hotel? How does it quickly get a personality?

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4 w. ago No boring hunks of cabbage at this hatted vegetarian wine bar

Patsy’s has found its feet since opening three years ago, evolving into a standout spot for meat-free dishes.

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4 w. ago Chip bags turned into portable bowls are the hot order at Abe’s Comida

The Leichhardt kitchen is filling Doritos packets with lime, guacamole and slow-cooked meat as per Mexican street-food tradition.

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4 w. ago More meat and chips, less chocolate: here’s how our eating habits have changed

Australians bought more than 15 million tonnes of food and non-alcoholic drinks last financial year – but the things we reached for have shifted.

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