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Strike confirmed: BHP’s Port Hedland workers to down tools for first time this century

The move by a coalition of unions, comprising members from the Electrical Trade Union, the Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union and the Western Mine Workers Alliance, will see members stop work for an eight-hour period.

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Trump’s ridiculous Hormuz proposal is the last thing the world needs

The US president’s proposed extortionate 20 per cent toll destroys what little credibility he had left.

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Alleged ringleader of fatal kidnapping of Sydney grandfather charged

A man has been charged after he was accused of being the ringleader behind the alleged kidnapping and murder of Sydney grandfather Chris Baghsarian.

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Childcare worker charged with hundreds of child abuse offences identified

The identity of a former childcare worker charged with hundreds of child abuse offences has been revealed.

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Victorian teacher accused of molesting 12-year-old boy

A Victorian woman is accused of molesting a 12-year-old boy in her class at a Catholic school in the state’s east over several months in the late 1990s.

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New poll reveals majority of Australians want house prices to drop

A new poll has revealed a massive majority of Australians want property prices to drop, as the government gains ground on its controversial tax reforms.

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US and Iran war escalates with more strikes

The US and Iran are a step closer to reigniting an "all-out war" with escalating strikes across the Middle East.

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Sam Neill had pneumonia shortly before his death: NZ report

A New Zealand actor friend said the star, who died unexpectedly on Monday in Sydney, had been sick with the lung infection recently.

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Two of Alan Jones’ accusers dropped weeks out from trial

Two of Alan Jones' accusers have been dropped from the case weeks before the veteran broadcaster's trial on indecent assault charges is scheduled to begin.

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Teen fighting for life after Queensland school stabbing

A teenage boy is fighting for life after a stabbing at a Queensland school.

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Smart Succession

With billions in assets set to pass between generations, our six-part series simplifies the daunting world of inheritance planning.

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Fair Work Commission alters Sophie Mirabella’s caseload after police charges

The former MP and now national workplace tribunal commissioner is listed to appear in court in Wangaratta in October.

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Aureka seals mill deal to fast-track Victorian gold production

Aureka Ltd has inked a toll milling deal, de-risking the path to production at its Comstock gold project and providing long-term processing optionality for its larger Irvine asset.

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Sam Neill's co-star: 'He's on his big journey now'

Rima Te Wiata reflects on her time with Sam Neill.

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Eclipse detectives make breakthrough arrest

A senior member of “The Commission” has been charged for allegedly organising a spate of violent attacks that has terrorised Melbourne.

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‘All hell broke loose’: Herbert reveals toll of LIV Golf uncertainty, says he considered quitting

Ahead of this week’s Open Championships at Royal Birkdale, Australian golfer Lucas Herbert has opened up on a tumultuous year on the LIV Golf circuit.

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Treat Sky News like a ‘drunk raving at the moon’: Turnbull

The former prime minister has told Labor and the ABC to stop paying attention to the Murdoch media empire.

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Police fear ‘worst day care paedophile’ targeted remote Indigenous community

Hamish Tait, who was unmasked after this masthead fought a gag order over his name, travelled to central Australia and abused children, police believe.

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Why it’s the weakest auction market since 2020 – and what spring may bring

About half of homes scheduled for auction are clearing but there are a few key factors affecting the outlook for prices.

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Organised crime was out of control and The Age helped break its back. Here’s how Victoria can do it again

As a lawyer who spent more than 50 years as The Age’s legal counsel, the shocking revelations about the Big Build bring to mind how we’ve broken the back of corruption in the past.

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