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"I get stopped all the time; a bloke just has a bit of a chat, says thank you and shakes your hand… That’s your success right there. One young fella at a time.” TIA PRIEST-WILLIMOTT meets Menslink's Ben Gathercole.
Health insurance customers are set to pay even more for their policies after the biggest premium hike since 2017 was confirmed.
Liberal leader Angus Taylor has unveiled his shadow cabinet, with conservatives returning to the fold after being pushed to the outer.
Muslim leaders have challenged Pauline Hanson to explain exactly what policy changes she would like to see after an incendiary rant on late-night television.
A man accused of throwing a homemade bomb into a crowd of Australia Day protesters in an act of terrorism can be named after a suppression order was lifted.
A 12-year-old boy is in hospital with serious injuries after an e-bike carrying three young riders collided with a utility at a Melba intersection. Police are seeking witnesses and dashcam footage.
Back-rower Charlie Cale has conceded he let the Brumbies down after back stress fractures cruelled his chances of playing last season.
A former corruption watchdog boss has called out a state premier after his old agency rejected her formal request to probe CFMEU misconduct.
A supermarket giant accused of manipulating prices has told a court the regulator is wrongly attributing "sophisticated thought processes" to grocery shoppers.
A Gordon man was arrested after allegedly stealing a car from Holt before later driving it to a separate police incident in Lyons, where officers also found suspected illicit drugs.
A premiership-winning NRL player is in a serious condition after being shot as police examine a car found on fire near the crime scene.
Resources giant Santos has beaten a greenwashing lawsuit against its net-zero goals after telling a court it made targets not promises to slash emissions.
Liberal leader Angus Taylor has denied knowing about an immigration policy drawn up by the party that would ban arrivals from areas declared terror zones.
Almost half of Australians aged 18 to 29 are considering leaving cities for the regions, driven by the cost of living, work opportunities and lifestyle factors.
An administrative issue has stopped partners and children of former ISIS fighters from returning to Australia, with the prime minister pledging not to help.
Two southside men have been charged after police allegedly detected one drug driving an unregistered BMW and another speeding before fleeing officers.
A major Australian supermarket misled consumers into believing its prices had been cut when in fact they had increased, a court has been told.
A 29-year-old man is accused of breaching a family violence order, forcing entry to a Palmerston home and attempting to kidnap his daughter.
After declaring the disappearance of a four-year-old boy a major crime, police have returned to a remote property to resume the search.
