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The Age
May 17, 2026
‘Insane amount of trades’: Trump’s multi-million dollar flurry astonishes Wall Street
The President’s trading totals tens of millions of dollars and involves major companies that have dealings with his administration.
The Age
May 17, 2026
Labor’s primary vote slumps after broken promise budget
The government was marked down by voters for breaking election vows not to touch tax breaks for negative gearing or capital gains, with 36 p...
The Age
May 17, 2026
‘No visibility’: Inside the City of Melbourne’s $200,000-a-year Chinese outpost
Opened in 1998, the cost of the office is not itemised in the city council budget and the last report on it was filed in 2004.
The Age
May 17, 2026
Essendon’s bleak 2026 rolls on as small MCG crowd watches another Freo win
Never shy for a post-goal celebration, an omnipresent Patrick Voss fired his side to a rousing win against his former side, while Essendon’s...
The Age
May 17, 2026
‘I know what I am doing is right’: Pendlebury steadfast as game 433 finally arrives
Collingwood’s Scott Pendlebury will celebrate his games record in style on Saturday night and is not perturbed by the debate about him being...
The Age
May 17, 2026
Carl’s dad died without justice, then a surprise tip reopened the case of a brazen 1994 heist
Sverre Benjaminsen passed away without the man who had shot him decades earlier ever being found, but soon after his death police received a...
The Age
May 17, 2026
What’s next for Delta? The five biggest takeaways from Eurovision 2026
Eurovision always promises a wild night of chaotic fun. This year’s event certainly didn’t disappoint.
The Age
May 17, 2026
‘Extraordinary’ Ebola outbreak declared an emergency of international concern
WHO said 80 suspected deaths, eight confirmed cases and 246 suspected cases had been reported so far in the Democratic Republic of Congo and...
The Age
May 17, 2026
Behind the social media page that keeps footy clubs up at night
This masthead spoke with the creators of Not All Clubs – a media platform that calls out inequality and bad behaviour in grassroots sport.
The Age
May 17, 2026
How a Daniel Kaluuya movie spawned a new wave of Aussie stuntmen
The script called for multiple “versions” of the Oscar-winning actor. The challenge: finding them.
The Age
May 17, 2026
‘I will be standing’: Streeting confirms he’ll join any UK leadership contest
The former health minister also described Brexit as “a catastrophic mistake” and said the UK should seek to rejoin the bloc.
The Age
May 17, 2026
‘Player of this generation’: Why Gawn won’t do a Pendles and take a week off
Melbourne’s champion ruckman says there is a good reason he can play every game.
The Age
May 16, 2026
Fifty years ago, these men set out to defeat an insidious disease. A fortnight ago, they did
Fred Hollows was a true mentor and teacher. Following his example, on April 29, Australia finally defeated the world’s leading infectious ca...
The Age
May 16, 2026
Amputations, heart attacks, days of vomiting: The horror toll of ‘backyard’ peptides
Victorians are taking peptides for everything from weight loss and body building to skin improvements. Many end up in hospitals with severe...
The Age
May 16, 2026
‘She scrolls’: The trick to Jess Wilson’s low-budget social media ploy
The digital battleground will be central to deciding the state election, and while the opposition leader has fewer followers than Jacinta Al...
The Age
May 16, 2026
Fit for a King: Why one of the AFL’s most sought-after stars plans to stay put
In a sit-down interview with this masthead, Coleman Medal leader Ben King spoke about his contractual situation, his love of the Suns, and h...
The Age
May 16, 2026
From the mainstream to the obscure: 15 of the world’s great new holidays
Japan, Egypt, Italy, Spain and Sri Lanka remain popular destinations, but travellers are also looking to get off mainstream tourist tracks t...
The Age
May 16, 2026
How this regional town became a caravan community
Dozens of houses burnt and farms destroyed. Can this community ever be the same again after one of the worst fires in its history?
The Age
May 16, 2026
This airport was supposed to be temporary. It’s three years past its use-by date
There’s little to offer beyond the neat structural design at this city’s main international airport. Get in, get moving and get out.
The Age
May 16, 2026
Melbourne suburbs where houses cost less than $1.3 million
A dual-income couple on the average wage with a deposit saved would have options – just not necessarily in the inner suburbs.
The Age
May 16, 2026
Eight injured, four critically, as car rams into pedestrians in Italian city
The 31-year-old driver allegedly brandished a knife before being arrested by police at the scene.
The Age
May 16, 2026
A new hero emerged, but this win proves how much Carlton still need Patrick Cripps
A harrowing week at Princes Park finished with a drought-breaking win for the Blues, largely, but not solely, because of their captain.
The Age
May 16, 2026
AFL LIVE: Melbourne, Hawthorn put form to the test at the MCG
Melbourne and Hawthorn are up on our AFL Saturday live blog for round 10. Follow along on our live updates, news and reactions.
The Age
May 16, 2026
Matildas’s heroics deliver Melbourne City A-League glory
A Holly McNamara masterclass has delivered Melbourne City a 3-1 grand final win over Wellington and with it, a record-equalling fifth A-Leag...
The Age
May 16, 2026
The local legends helping isolated students feel at home
An anti-loneliness program aimed at international students has fostered unlikely friendships forged over footy, learning slang and meat pies...
The Age
May 16, 2026
‘We got our pants pulled down’: North skipper’s brutal honesty after embarrassing loss
Shell-shocked North Melbourne captain Nick Larkey refuses to simply dismiss his team’s Saturday afternoon horror show as a one-off aberratio...
The Age
May 16, 2026
‘Just be calm’: Dezi Freeman’s landlord breaks silence on police shooting
Andrew Swift has recalled the frantic moments before and after his tenant killed two police officers at his Porepunkah property.
The Age
May 16, 2026
Eleanor was brave in her final act. It gives her family strength to carry on
In November 2024, Eleanor Bryant died defending children when a truck ran into a preschool. Her widower, Tim Bryant, speaks about what life...
The Age
May 16, 2026
‘There’s no justice’: Calls for change at Isla Bell vigil
Days after charges against the 19-year-old’s alleged killer were dropped, her mother spoke to a sea of orange – the golden-orange of Isla’s...
The Age
May 16, 2026
First home buyers battle for $612,000 South Melbourne pad
Two first home buyer parties competed for a well-presented apartment, days after the budget made a bid to boost home ownership.
The Age
May 16, 2026
‘I would not have done it’: Debate rages after loss over Pies move to rest Pendlebury
Collingwood will celebrate one of the game’s greatest moments next week. But will it cost the club a finals berth?
The Age
May 15, 2026
Humanity’s endangered, so let’s take a tip from the penguins
In 500 years from now, what will they say about us? Did we dare to choose courage over silence?
The Age
May 15, 2026
‘What a player’: Even the world No.1 is blown away by Spain’s Rafa 2.0
There is a new Rafa from Spain who is taking the tennis world by storm - and the teenage sensation, who idolised former world No.1 Rafael Na...
The Age
May 15, 2026
First Qantas, now Coles: the star corporate lawyer beating her one-time clients
Kevin Rudd implied that Gina Cass-Gottlieb would be a patsy for the corporate world she had represented as a lawyer when she came to the ACC...
The Age
May 15, 2026
‘It should have been picked up’: Racing integrity department under the pump for failed vet test
Having to sack a key appointment after just one day has left an embarrassed Racing Victoria searching for answers.
The Age
May 15, 2026
Victoria approves the biggest wind farm in the southern hemisphere
The 219-turbine facility is expected to power up to 1.2 million homes but has sparked a backlash from some local community groups.
The Age
May 15, 2026
Far from Europe, river cruising is booming closer to home
No jetlag, more colour, and a monument bigger than any cathedral, little wonder passenger interest is shifting towards Asian ports.
The Age
May 15, 2026
The part of Australia so beautiful it defies explanation
In the outback, some secrets remain secret. I come away from it understanding that this part of Australia isn’t a place to be explained. It’...
The Age
May 15, 2026
Giorgio entered the hospitality industry at nine years old. At 93, he still hasn’t left
The restaurant industry may struggle to attract workers but a handful of veteran chefs are defying expectations by working into their 70s, 8...
The Age
May 15, 2026
Woman who had ovary removed files first court action against disgraced gynaecologist
Simon Gordon allegedly told a patient he removed her ovary and fallopian tube after discovering extensive endometriosis, concealing patholog...
The Age
May 15, 2026
State was warned CFMEU forced Big Build contractors to hire controversial Women In Construction firm
Officials were alerted to price-gouging by a labour-hire firm claiming to be a women-led supplier of female workers, which was, in fact, own...
The Age
May 15, 2026
The Swans were 33 points down. Then Grundy stepped up after a game-changing injury
The Swans were in a deep hole in the second quarter under the bright lights of the prime-time stage against the powerhouse Pies. Then disast...
The Age
May 15, 2026
Taylor’s welfare proposal is heartless to migrants
Readers find little to like in Angus Taylor’s budget reply.
The Age
May 15, 2026
Five of our favourite renovated homes in Melbourne for sale right now
Looking for your next home? From a Victorian terrace to a stylish home in a converted former school, here are our top picks.
The Age
May 15, 2026
Scott Morrison, slimmed-down man for all seasons, gets a new platform
“Very few political stories end well,” Scott Morrison said, as he enjoyed the unveiling of a bronze bust in Ballarat’s Avenue of Australian...
The Age
May 15, 2026
From black and white TV to high definition colour, the Green Guide turns 50
The Age’s Green Guide has been covering the ins and outs and ups and down of television for half a century.
The Age
May 15, 2026
Carr drives hard bargain on Butters, says Power are geared up to match any offer
The new Power coach spoke about his relationship with his star free agent, hopes of eventually luring Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera back to SA and...
The Age
May 15, 2026
Breakthrough in teacher pay standoff with new offer
The state government has been working on a revised offer to the state’s public school teachers, with pay rises of up to 32 per cent over fou...
The Age
May 15, 2026
A Daniel Andrews statue – or just a dead cat?
Be outraged, if you must, at this decision. Just know that this is precisely what the government wants you to feel.
The Age
May 15, 2026