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1. Sculpture by the Sea officially kicks off its 30th year
2026-10-16 05:33:31
Emma Anna's DREAM_N is lit up in the Bondi twilight as part of Sculpture by the Sea. Photo: George Chan/AAP PHOTOS The sun shone through as Sydney's famed Sculpture by the Sea celebrated the launch of an anniversary exhibition. Subscribe now for...
2. 'Scary': deadly daylight shooting rocks quiet suburb
2026-10-16 05:07:51
Police believe a fatal shooting in a quiet suburban street has links to organised crime. Photo: James Ross/AAP PHOTOS Residents are waiting for answers after a local man was shot dead in what police suspect was a targeted gang-related hit. Subscribe now...
3. Three drivers lose licence in separate speeding, drink-driving incidents
2026-10-16 01:52:09
Two men and a woman have lost their driver's licences after being caught speeding and driving under the influence in three separate incidents across Canberra last week. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup to continue reading Save $100 +...
4. Final meet signals end of an era for greyhound racing
2026-10-15 16:32:10
NSW Greyhound Breeders, Owners and Trainers chief Geoff Rose is sad to see Wentworth Park go. Photo: Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS For almost a century, the park locals refer to affectionately as "Wenty" has been known for one thing: greyhound...
5. Tune in to Dustfall, the best Aussie TV series of the year
2026-10-15 01:00:00
Anna Torv stars in the all-round awesome ABC series Dustfall. DUSTFALL 8.20pm, Sunday, ABC December is just a few months away so I think I'm pretty safe to say this - Dustfall is the best Australian TV series of the year. Subscribe now for unlimited...
6. Teens 'begging' for endometriosis support, guidelines
2026-10-14 20:00:59
A teenager with endometriosis was told to take painkillers and not referred to a gynaecologist. Photo: Diego Fedele/AAP PHOTOS Seven years, nine different health practitioners, $6000 and more than 20 doctor visits. Subscribe now for unlimited...
7. Expert warns Australia can't rely on US in China attack
2026-10-14 19:00:24
Australia can no longer rely on the United States to defend it in the region, Sam Roggeveen says. Photo: Albert Perez/AAP PHOTOS The United States will not "have enough skin in the game" to send troops to defend Australia in the event of an attack from...
8. Warming seas threaten billion-dollar salmon industry
2026-10-14 06:24:48
Ocean warming could put $23m at risk for one of Tasmania's major salmon firms, a report says. Photo: Daniel Munoz/AAP PHOTOS Australia's billion-dollar salmon industry faces an "existential threat" from global warming, with a report warning its biggest...
9. Ancient sites and artefacts uncovered by laser drones
2026-10-14 04:45:29
Drone and laser technology has been used to uncover Aboriginal rock shelters in the Blue Mountains. Photo: PR IMAGE PHOTO Under a canopy of gumtrees deep inside rugged mountains lies a trail of ancient Aboriginal rock shelters, with stone tools and red...
10. AI data centres to 'pay their way' via community fund
2026-10-14 01:26:39
Major AI and data-centre proponents will be expected to contribute to a community fund. Photo: PR IMAGE PHOTO Artificial intelligence and data centre companies will be made to contribute towards a fund for local communities under a Tasmanian government...
11. Prisoners lose their liberty and their right to vote
2026-10-13 04:30:41
Queensland's clampdown on prisoner voter rights will prevent more from voting in the 2028 election. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS Thousands of people, including many Aboriginal Australians, have been disenfranchised by recent voting changes. Subscribe now...
12. AI could widen gap between have-nots and have-lots
2026-10-13 01:22:38
There's concerns tech titans could pull further away from the mass of the proletariat due to AI. Photo: Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS The artificial intelligence boom could leave the Elon Musks and Sam Altmans of the world with a larger slice of the pie and...
13. AI could widen gap between have-nots and have-lots
2026-10-13 01:22:38
There's concerns tech titans could pull further away from the mass of the proletariat due to AI. Photo: Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS The artificial intelligence boom could leave the Elon Musks and Sam Altmans of the world with a larger slice of the pie and...
14. Teen screamed 'I've been shot' after loud bang, newly obtained court documents allege
2026-10-13 01:02:21
The alleged teenage victim of a shooting screamed and said "I've been shot" after hearing a loud bang, newly obtained court documents allege. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup to continue reading Save $100 + Bonus Tote All articles...
15. 'Never attended': mosque rejects accused hijacker link
2026-10-12 23:56:46
The MyCentre Mosque says it has no record of an allegedly radicalised pilot ever attending. Photo: Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS The alleged attempted hijacker of a commercial flight has never attended an Australian mosque where United Arab Emirates...
16. Our nightlife is on the up, but what does this really mean?
2026-10-12 18:30:00
Readers might have been somewhat surprised, or at least bemused, to read this week that Canberra's nightlife is improving. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup to continue reading Save $100 + Bonus Tote All articles from our website & app...
17. AI could widen gap between have-nots and have-lots
2026-10-12 18:00:48
The federal government is banking on AI to lift Australia's stagnant productivity growth. Photo: Rounak Amini/AAP PHOTOS The artificial intelligence boom could leave the Elon Musks and Sam Altmans of the world with a larger slice of the pie and workers...
18. Fyshwick businesses left to pick up the pieces after early morning crime spree
2026-10-12 05:06:48
Targeted ram raids in Canberra's industrial area have left businesses with extensive damage while owners attempt to recover thousands in stolen cash and hardware. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup to continue reading Save $100 + Bonus...
19. Murder in the capital: will bestselling author set a novel in Canberra?
2026-10-12 00:30:00
Always breaking new ground, bestselling Canberra crime writer Chris Hammer's latest book Full Circle, is his most complex yet and first standalone novel, sitting outside the Martin Scarsden and Ivan and Nell series. Subscribe now for unlimited...
20. Murder in the capital: will bestselling author set a novel in Canberra?
2026-10-12 00:30:00
Always breaking new ground, bestselling Canberra crime writer Chris Hammer's latest book Full Circle, is his most complex yet and first standalone novel, sitting outside the Martin Scarsden and Ivan and Nell series. Subscribe now for unlimited...
21. Judi Dench 'loathes' being called a 'national treasure'
2026-10-11 03:12:38
Judi Dench isn't retiring and wants to die in her dressing room after a performance. Photo: AP PHOTO Judi Dench admits she "loathes" being referred to as one of Britain's national treasures. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup to continue...
22. Coalition seeks to shield mines from climate activists
2026-10-10 04:57:12
The coalition has vowed to make it harder for activists to delay or stop major resource projects. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS Coal and gas projects would be protected from legal challenges based on the emissions their exports created overseas under a...
23. 'Driving me insane': restaurateur slams migrant debate
2026-10-09 16:32:12
French-born restaurateur David Bitton worked his way up to opening his own chain of restaurants. Photo: Sarah Wilson/AAP PHOTOS David Bitton is a classic example of a skilled migrant in Australia. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup to...
24. How vendors should approach selling in a softening market
2026-10-09 00:15:00
Spring is traditionally peak home selling time but those looking to unload their property today are facing very different conditions. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup to continue reading Save $100 + Bonus Tote All articles from our...
25. Designer tips for creating a luxury home that will stand the test of time
2026-10-08 23:00:00
Stop chasing the next algorithm-approved aesthetic and instead design your home with elements that stand the test of time. Picture The One Atelier Longevity is becoming the new measure of luxury in residential real estate. Subscribe now for unlimited...
26. 'Insanity': cuts at Australia's second-oldest museum
2026-10-08 05:59:18
A move to cut key roles at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery has drawn strong criticism. Photo: Ethan James/AAP PHOTOS Australia's second-oldest museum, which is home to the remains of the last Tasmanian tiger and items from Captain Cook's journeys,...
27. Old secrets: tortoise might hold clues to longer life
2026-10-08 05:34:15
Giant tortoises can live more than 100 years but Jonathan's life has gone on much longer. Photo: EPA PHOTO The world's oldest-known terrestrial animal, an Aldabra giant tortoise named Jonathan and estimated to be about 194 years old, might owe his...
28. Population growth not stopping 'recession-like' economy
2026-10-06 16:30:00
It may not be one, but many Australians will feel like they're living through a recession. Photo: Steven Markham/AAP PHOTOS Australians face "recession-like" conditions as the nation's increasing reliance on population growth over productivity catches up...
29. Graduates targeted in radical migration overhaul plan
2026-10-06 01:19:14
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says the coalition will "regain control of immigration" if elected. Photo: Susie Dodds/AAP PHOTOS Australia's net migrant intake would be slashed to about a third of current levels under a coalition plan as it bleeds votes...
30. Reality TV star behind bars, stood down over DV charges
2026-10-05 02:34:24
Sam Wood, the star of The Bachelor Season Three, has been arrested in Noosa. Photo: Julian Smith/AAP PHOTOS A former reality TV star is "worried about his family" and will fight domestic violence charges after being arrested. Subscribe now for unlimited...
31. Australia to face heat on fossil fuels at climate talks
2026-10-04 16:30:02
Chris Bowen and Anthony Albanese will face some tricky questions at climage change talks in Fiji. Photo: Susie Dodds/AAP PHOTOS Australia's climate credentials will face renewed scrutiny at an international summit in Fiji as the federal government...
32. Canberrans have a fundamental right to live safely without intimdation
2026-10-03 18:30:00
The ACT has inadvertently rolled out the welcome mat for organised crime. By continually refusing to introduce anti-consorting laws similar to those enacted in other Australian jurisdictions, the ACT government has allowed outlaw motorcycle gangs to...
33. 'A giant': tributes for Liberal stalwart Bruce Baird
2026-10-02 10:14:19
Former MP Bruce Baird has been remembered as "a real gentleman" and a larger-than-life figure. Photo: Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS Bruce Baird is being remembered as a selfless public servant after his death at 84. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or...
34. Anne Hathaway steals the show as sinister scream queen in Verity
2026-10-02 05:33:34
Verity (MA, 116 minutes) ⭐⭐⭐ In my late 20s, I found myself sadly in a coercive-control relationship, like something out of the pages of a Colleen Hoover novel. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup to continue reading Save $100 + Bonus...
35. 'Trust is key': crackdown on migration lawyers launched
2026-10-02 00:45:14
Registered migration agents and unregistered operators have been put on notice. Photo: Brendan Esposito/AAP PHOTOS Lawyers who lodge visa applications they know are unlikely to succeed will be penalised as part of a federal crackdown on Australia's...
36. How to postcode-proof your home according to Australia's fastest cleaner
2026-10-01 23:36:06
How to clean your Australian home, the postcode-specific way. Picture Shutterstock If stubborn stains and marks are just not budging, it could be your postcode causing you grief. And not the numbers, the location. Subscribe now for unlimited...
37. How this former spy built an award-winning boutique distillery
2026-10-01 21:00:00
For more than 30 years, John Moss followed the money. Now, he spends his days in his basement, chasing flavours over a tiny copper still. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup to continue reading Save $100 + Bonus Tote All articles from our...
38. Power provider defends costings after smelter's bailout
2026-10-01 05:10:44
A Rio Tinto-run smelter had been at loggerheads with state-owned Hydro Tasmania over an energy deal. Photo: Ethan James/AAP PHOTOS An electricity provider has defended staying firm on its costings for a major smelter deal, despite government intervention...
39. 'A great deal': $200m smelter lifeline announced
2026-10-01 00:56:25
The smelter had been at loggerheads with state-owned Hydro Tasmania over a new energy deal. Photo: Ethan James/AAP PHOTOS More than 500 smelter workers will keep their jobs thanks to an 11th-hour injection of taxpayer funds. Subscribe now for unlimited...
40. Aluminium smelter's future secured in $200m lifeline
2026-09-30 22:46:10
The smelter had been at loggerheads with state-owned Hydro Tasmania over a new energy deal. Photo: Ethan James/AAP PHOTOS Hundreds of smelter workers can breathe a sigh of relief after a government funding package helped secure a five-year power...
41. Voter dissatisfaction has benefited the populist right. Shoebridge wants in on the outrage
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42. Auroras, penguins: life at an Antarctic outpost
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43. Bus likely faster than longed-for airport rail: expert
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44. Antarctic blind spot emerges as major sea-level threat
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45. NRL legend plea for Silverchair to reunite ahead of Knights Grand Final
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46. Art show gives the mudskipper its moment in the sun
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47. Counting the cost: tool estimates fossil fuel impacts
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48. Mass drownings spike ahead of summer's 'perfect storm'
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49. Diagnosed at 48, Amanda is running a half marathon to prove a point
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50. Tributes to animal lover killed rescuing an injured kangaroo
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51. Taylor Swift the most-awarded artist in MTV history
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52. 'The right thing': Labor defends actions on data breach
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53. Arrests and flight delays follow AFL grand final
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54. Crews race to find Australian missing on Peruvian trail
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55. ASX debutant aims to revolutionise prenatal screening
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56. 'Dark day': promising young constable killed in crash
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57. Like Happy Feet meets Nemo, with a message of identity and hope
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58. Crime 'unacceptably high' despite dip in violence
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59. Fresh support offered for ACT renters at risk of homelessness
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60. Fight for answers as Hillcrest tragedy inquest begins
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61. Murder charges after three women's 'shocking' deaths
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62. 'It's always there': high cost of chronic pain on kids
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63. From the bush to the Opera House, choir raises the roof
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64. Arts groups fear fallout of looming NDIS funding cuts
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65. Could radically different computers rescue the AI era?
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66. Kerb hunting: a chance to rescue, reuse and maybe even reap a reward
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67. Is there a legal reason why Australia's Frontier Wars can't be recognised and commemorated?
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68. 'Clumsy' boys charged over mistaken identity killing
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69. Mother whale's heartbreaking moment with stillborn calf
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70. Former Kosovo president Thaci jailed for war crimes
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71. Shooting accused 'demanded stranger help' flee police
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72. Steve Bannon, Bernie Sanders unite over AI oversight
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73. Surprise downfall for rich state atop economic rankings
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74. 'Sultan Of Sequins', designer to stars, Bob Mackie dies
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75. Australia closer to HIV target but disparities exist
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76. One last curtain call for champion line dancer and father killed in Gungahlin Drive tragedy
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77. 'One of the most sensational moments of the season': Two wonder goals decide Canberra grand final
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78. More police on beat as state tackles crime crisis
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79. School screen time capped as students go back to basics
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80. 'Pretty awesome': canola fields burst into colour
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81. Mourners farewell crash victims as cops probe rollover
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82. New light on Tassie devils' life on mainland Australia
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