Pursuit of power may mean compromise
Readers debate what it will take for parties to form government.
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Readers debate what it will take for parties to form government.
Jamie Melham speaks about her rise through the jockey ranks to become the first woman to win the Caulfield Cup-Melbourne Cup double.
The home sold for $1.75 million in post-auction negotiations with the vendors planning to upsize, as a small number of homes went to auction over a quiet Cup weekend.
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The pop star and her guitarist husband, who wed in 2025, have splashed on a residence in a blue-chip suburb.
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Symonne Torpy is a Paris-based writer
Sport demands we pick a side. The arts, however, strive to find the things that bind us, despite our differences.
The under-pressure prime minister spoke candidly about the treacherous domestic and global political environment as the Reserve Bank prepares to hike rates.
Anthony Albanese’s criticism of the Reserve Bank is designed to ensure that households see he is on their side, not that of faceless bankers.
Crime figures are using social media, random approaches on the street, and even the funeral of a teenager killed in knife violence as recruiting grounds for arson foot soldiers.
When former New York City mayor Bill de Blasio walked Melbourne’s streets for the first time, he marvelled at what the city had to offer. But an insidious problem evades our legislators.