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‘What I eat in a day’ videos landed Amelia in hospital

Health & Wellness

Health & Wellness

1w ago

‘What I eat in a day’ videos landed Amelia in hospital

Amelia Luca spent years watching pro-anorexia social media content. Six years later, she’s taking Meta to court.

#amelia #luca

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Let Aaron Sorkin do the preaching. I’d rather watch superheroes save the day

Entertainment & Cinema

Entertainment & Cinema

1w ago

Let Aaron Sorkin do the preaching. I’d rather watch superheroes save the day

Marvel fatigue or not, the superhero genre’s clear line between good and evil is essential right now.

#let-aaron-sorkin

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Danny Russell | The Age

World News

1w ago

Danny Russell | The Age

Danny Russell is a racing writer for The Age.

#danny-russell

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Point of Law wins 2026 Melbourne Cup

Australia & Pacific

Australia & Pacific

1w ago

Point of Law wins 2026 Melbourne Cup

Point Of Law, the horse previously owned by King Charles, stormed home on the final straight to win the Melbourne Cup.

#law #melbourne

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Asian Cup postponement leaves Socceroos facing massive Popovic dilemma

Sports

1w ago

Asian Cup postponement leaves Socceroos facing massive Popovic dilemma

The security situation across the Middle East has forced the AFC to delay the tournament, which was due to kick off in January in Saudi Arabia, for 12 months. The implications for the Socceroos are enormous.

#middle-east #saudi-arabia #socceroos

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Profit, clicks didn’t drive reporting: Kate McClymont testifies in Jones trial

Australia & Pacific

Australia & Pacific

1w ago

Profit, clicks didn’t drive reporting: Kate McClymont testifies in Jones trial

The Herald’s chief investigative reporter told Alan Jones’ criminal trial that she gave a statement to police about the ex-2GB broadcaster in 2024.

#clymont #jones #alan

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From $2000 to $1m: The watches turning time into money

Business & Economy

Business & Economy

1w ago

From $2000 to $1m: The watches turning time into money

Those who collect vintage watches are a secret society, trading them behind closed doors or following them on the market.

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The Reserve Bank has played its part. Now it’s Jim Chalmers’ turn

Business & Economy

Business & Economy

1w ago

The Reserve Bank has played its part. Now it’s Jim Chalmers’ turn

This isn’t a recession, says Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock, but she concedes it sure feels like one.

#rba #recession

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Grab a supermarket roast chook to make Adam Liaw’s easy-peasy enchiladas

Business & Economy

Business & Economy

1w ago

Grab a supermarket roast chook to make Adam Liaw’s easy-peasy enchiladas

I’m using a pre-roasted chicken for these enchiladas. While Tex-Mex enchiladas are often baked in a sauce, these are much simpler.

#adam-liaw #tex

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This Irish billionaire lost more than $2 million on the Melbourne Cup. He’ll still be back

Sports

1w ago

This Irish billionaire lost more than $2 million on the Melbourne Cup. He’ll still be back

The Irish contingent will head home without the result they wanted, but they welcome the challenge that comes with racing against Australia’s best trainers in the Melbourne Cup.

#irish #melbourne

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Sherry toasts Big Dance win after protest denies red-hot Schofield

Sports

1w ago

Sherry toasts Big Dance win after protest denies red-hot Schofield

Annabel and Rob Archibald claimed the $3 million Big Dance – but not with the horse that crossed the line first – after a dramatic protest result.

#sherry #schofield #protest

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‘I don’t think anything like this will ever happen again’

Technology

1w ago

‘I don’t think anything like this will ever happen again’

Bec and Chris Judd can add one more trophy to the mantelpiece: the Melbourne Cup.

#melbourne #bec #judd

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