9 h. ago ‘Harry played for it’: Cleary fumes over costly Penrith penalty in loss to Storm

Was Storm skipper Harry Grant within his rights to run into prop Moses Leota, or were Penrith hard done by?

Events

10 h. ago Coffee after dark: Sydney’s best spots for a caffeine fix after 5pm

Some say it’s impossible to order a coffee after 3pm in Sydney. They’re not looking hard enough.

Politics

10 h. ago Young tradies like Dylan and western suburbs professionals have this challenge in common

In a special series on Melbourne’s west, The Age explores how to attract high-skilled jobs, get more youths into work and improve transport links.

Politics

19 h. ago Childcare chain failed to formally notify parents after kids harmed

Two serious assaults were witnessed by a fellow educator, but parents of both children were not notified by the centre, only finding out a month later when detectives called.

Society

20 h. ago Perth woman’s nightclub Nazi salute costs her $1000 fine and her job

Theresa Plunkett-Hill was kicked out of Connections last month by a German security guard. In response, she yelled “heil Hitler” before performing a Nazi salute three times.

Society

27 h. ago Alan Joyce left Qantas two years ago. Now he’s defending his record

“The next crisis is just around the corner,” the former Qantas boss will say in a speech, justifying the “hard and painful decisions” he made as CEO.

Politics

34 h. ago We’ve worked hard, got an education, found jobs. But it’s not enough

The social contract, the idea that a job is enough to feed and house a family, has been lost.

Society

34 h. ago Marelen wastes thousands of hours commuting to work. She wants two things to change

In a new series, The Age focuses on Melbourne’s western suburbs, where high-skilled jobs are scarce and transport links often poor, to see how life could improve in Australia’s fastest-growing region.

Politics

42 h. ago The curious case of the disappearing Queensland Health appointee

Health Minister Tim Nicholls has refused to reveal why job ads for chief health officer have reappeared when the role had already been filled.

Politics

58 h. ago Victoria’s largest childcare chain repeatedly failed to protect children

G8 Education is the state’s most sanctioned childcare provider – but the repeated government intervention is not stopping children suffering harm at the company’s centres.

Politics

58 h. ago Albanese is crying poor, but we’re losing billions a year from untaxed gas

In Norway, they tax their oil and gas industry heavily and give their kids free higher education. Here, we do the opposite.

Economics

67 h. ago Think finding the perfect wedding dress is hard? Now you need two (at least)

I thought shopping with my daughter would be a fun bonding experience. Instead, it required military precision, $80 try-on fees and a 10-month lead time.

Politics

3 d. ago Blues footy boss Lloyd to leave at season’s end but Wright says list bosses will stay

Carlton have made their first big move after backing in coach Michael Voss, choosing to part ways with football boss Brad Lloyd after seven years in the job, prompting new club chief executive Graham Wright to open up on a range of issues.

Politics

3 d. ago Dozens of jobs to go as Art Gallery of NSW faces budget crisis

The gallery has announced job cuts to save it more than $7 million.

Events

3 d. ago Blues make a move: Footy boss Lloyd to leave at season’s end

Carlton have made their first big move after backing in coach Michael Voss, choosing to part ways with football boss Brad Lloyd after seven years in the job.

Politics

5 d. ago Shiel sent to tribunal for incident that injured his Bombers’ teammate; Longmire out of Demons coaching race

The Bombers’ veteran was cited for a “friendly-fire” incident in Friday night’s match that left his teammate with head injury concerns, and Sydney premiership coach John Longmire has ruled himself out becoming the new Melbourne senior coach.

Events

6 d. ago Horse withdraws from race: Longmire out. Buckley, Simpson now favourites to coach Demons

Sydney premiership coach John Longmire has ruled himself out becoming the new Melbourne senior coach, narrowing the field of contenders.

Politics

6 d. ago Headbanging and handstands as hometown heroes go hard at tour closer

Since their debut in 2017, Melbourne band Press Club have been on a tear – stomping across world stages and releasing four LPs in quick succession. Now they’re home.

Politics

6 d. ago Far away from home, I fell in love with Australian music again

Living in the US, reminders of home are all around, even if a decent flat white is hard to find.

Politics

7 d. ago ‘How are we justifying $600,000?’: Transport staff unleash on boss after cuts

Transport for NSW announced 950 job cuts last month. In a staff meeting, employees made their feelings known.

Politics