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The Kiwi singer-songwriter on religion, death and body confidence.
The potato buns favoured by Shake Shack and Australia’s smash burger set have hit Woolworths shelves for a fraction of the price.
There’s a longstanding perception of what a hat is – or isn’t. But as the latest Good Food Guides prove, in 2026 they can be anything from a bustling gyros shop to a regional Indian specialist.
Competing plans to fast-track housing are on the ballot in this month’s election, and the Resolve Political Monitor shows Victorians prefer the Liberal Party’s alternative.
A treacherous economic picture has damaged the dynamic between the prime minister and treasurer. But this is also a story of factions and personality clashes in Labor’s top brass.
The PM and his energy minister were clearly unaware the microphone was on when they joked about where they keep their mobile phones.
Readers say they are caught in a dilemma as to whom to vote for in the election.
A government rail executive says he was told to convey a message to the alliance for the Gap Road project to sort out its industrial issues or lose future work.
Down a laneway in the city’s eastern district, a huge $200 million office, retail and hospitality development is nearing completion. And two venues are already open to the public.
A few months ago, Bligh Walter knew just a handful of Swedish phrases. Now, the 23-year-old is a finalist on a nationally broadcast singing competition.
Victoria Police will announce shortly the outcome of a months-long inquiry into a night out with Swans players and three exotic dancers in the Pullman East Melbourne hotel.
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