18 h. ago Twist in legal saga as church vows to develop site next to XXXX brewery

As it challenges the installation of ethanol tanks at the Milton brewery, the Anglican Church has lodged plans for units, a pool, wine cellar and art room next door.

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24 h. ago They got into Spurs because of Postecoglou. Now some are ‘Ange Out’

A friend, a relative, a colleague - you probably know a fan who has jumped on the Ange-wagon at Tottenham. Many say they’ll stay, even if Postecoglou is cut loose.

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31 h. ago Europa League LIVE updates: Ange’s Spurs take on Norwegian minnows in semi

Tottenham Hotspur are at home against a depleted Bodo/Glimt as they look to book their spot in the Europa League final in Bilbao later this month. Follow our live coverage from 5am AEST.

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40 h. ago Australians once feared the health impacts of nuclear. Now nobody’s talking about it

Anti-nuclear advocacy once spurred huge protests and galvanised a political movement. With nuclear a core policy of the Coalition, few are talking about the medical dangers.

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43 h. ago What to stream this week: Tina Fey’s new Netflix comedy, plus five more

This week’s picks include Tina Fey and Steve Carell in a comedy about 50-something angst, a French drama about a pastry chef and Brett Goldstein swaps Ted Lasso for stand-up.  

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3 d. ago Angry Perth paramedics vent frustrations by scribbling on ambulances

One ambulance parked outside Emergency Services Minister Paul Papalia’s office on Tuesday morning bore the message: “WA Health is ‘Cooked’.”

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7 d. ago Welcome to Country hecklers did more harm than good to their culture war cause

The Anzac Day incidents serve as a warning to mainstream political parties of the risk of fuelling parts of the culture wars when an emboldened far-right movement is ready to pounce.

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7 d. ago Bipartisan condemnation: Welcome to Country hecklers’ massive own goal

The Anzac Day incidents serve as a warning to mainstream political parties of the risk of fuelling parts of the culture wars when an emboldened far-right movement is ready to pounce.

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8 d. ago Pope now part of the endless scroll, as phones steal from stillness and silence of grief

I watched one man adjust his frame over and over, inching sideways for the best angle, as if this were a concert and not a farewell. Isn’t the moment enough, without needing to trap it behind a screen you’ll almost certainly never revisit?

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1 week ago Angry protesters demand justice for Melbourne man fatally shot by police

Hundreds of people have gathered in the heart of Footscray following the fatal shooting of Abdifatah Ahmed last week.

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1 week ago ‘Grungier’: Rock musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch heads to surprising Sydney venue

The producers want to move away from the ‘glossy, camp Broadway production’ for its Sydney season.

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2 w. ago ‘You have to put up with me for a bit longer’: Ange clips critics as Spurs keep trophy hopes alive

Everyone thought this occasion would swallow Tottenham Hotspur whole. Instead, they ate.

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2 w. ago A ‘noble death’ seems inevitable for Postecoglou at Tottenham

It speaks to the dark, oppressive cloud of negativity that has settled over Spurs that most people seem to have totally discounted any possibility that they could still win a European trophy.

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2 w. ago I’ve followed our leaders for 10 elections now. Society is getting angrier

Protesters have always been liable to get angry. But the police presence during this election campaign shows that anger is getting worse.

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2 w. ago Victoria’s hot seats LIVE updates: Angry scenes at council meeting as ethnic battlelines are drawn over local bazaar

Follow our in-depth coverage of key electorates with on-the-ground reporting of all the candidates moves.

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2 w. ago Young British flock push Catholics to outnumber Anglicans for first time since Henry VIII

Over the past six years, a shift has occurred among younger generations. Young Catholics now outnumber Anglicans by more than two to one.

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3 w. ago In Sydney’s EDs, they took away the beds. But the patients kept coming

Thousands of doctors have returned to work, but their anger with the NSW government has not gone away. Here’s what happens next.

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3 w. ago Ange says the ‘football gods’ won’t save him, but he still has a pulse at Spurs

Angeball is not dead. Not yet. Worst-case scenario, this project has exactly one week to live, assuming we believe the talk that Ange Postecoglou’s future at Tottenham Hotspur depends entirely upon winning the Europa League. 

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3 w. ago Europa League LIVE: Ange’s Tottenham rue missed chances in 1

Ange Postecoglou’s Spurs had a second-half flurry in front of goal but couldn’t convert, allowing Eintracht Frankfurt to escape from the home leg of their quarter-final on even terms.

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3 w. ago ‘When someone says something nice to me, I just burst into tears’: Inside the mind of Lidia Thorpe

The independent MP knows she’s both loved and loathed, including within her own community – but wants to make it clear she’s more than “an angry black woman”.

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