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The Age
May 15, 2026
‘Our mainland cousins are feeling the heat’: Tassie stadium cost makes clubs nervy
The AFL and the Tasmanian premier say there’s no doubt about the Devils entering the league in 2028, as promised. But rival some club bosses...
The Age
May 15, 2026
‘Too much to hide’: Wilson unleashes on Allan over new Big Build scandal
Premier Jacinta Allan said she was disgusted by revelations about the leading supplier of female workers on the state’s major projects as th...
The Age
May 15, 2026
Property investors start to pull out of the market pre-auction
Some are getting cold feet, reassessing their plans or even pulling out of deals they had already done.
The Age
May 15, 2026
Angus Taylor just alienated families like mine – and doomed the Liberal Party
Immigrant families and their votes are critical to the Liberals’ status as the alternative government. The party just formally walked away f...
The Age
May 15, 2026
Latrelle Pickett arrived at the Demons with one concern. He needn’t have worried
Latrelle Pickett grew up barracking for Hawthorn and idolising Cyril Rioli. So playing for Melbourne alongside his cousin, Kysaiah Pickett,...
The Age
May 15, 2026
Ambitious $180m plans for heritage church site with restaurant and hotel
The redevelopment of a Greek Orthodox Church in Northcote awaits state government approval, but some locals worry about noise and traffic.
The Age
May 15, 2026
The second chance specialists offering prisoners a way out
After serving a sentence for fraud, a former inmate is providing female prisoners with support inside and hope on the outside.
The Age
May 15, 2026
An unexpected windfall changed my life this week. Many Gen Xers are not so lucky
There are millions of us, ordinary, work-our-whole-lives, one-modest-home people, staring at ceilings at 3am worrying about carrying mortgag...
The Age
May 15, 2026
Body found in Tarneit park sparks homicide probe
A man’s body was found in a park in Melbourne’s outer-west at 4.30am on Friday.
The Age
May 14, 2026
Pauline Hanson cut off mid-sentence after budget attack
The One Nation leader delivered her official response to the federal budget on Thursday evening after accusing the Coalition of adopting her...
The Age
May 14, 2026
‘I just feel happy’: Sam Kerr is to end Chelsea career
The Matildas captain will bring her six-and-a-half year spell at Chelsea FC Women to a close when her contract expires this summer.
The Age
May 14, 2026
Bad decisions, rehab, and a hard road back, but the sun is rising again for Jamarra
Before he knew it, Jamarra Ugle-Hagan wasn’t training or playing. He lost control of his football destiny, and was forced to spend four mont...
The Age
May 14, 2026
Roll in to this Thai spot, order this comforting noodle dish, and you’re in for a happy time
Ari.BKK joins Melbourne’s maturing Thai food scene, but its imaginative menu isn’t trying to slot in neatly.
The Age
May 14, 2026
Where is the happiest city in Australia? Test yourself with The Age quiz
Test your knowledge of Melbourne and Victoria with Stephen Brook’s quiz.
The Age
May 14, 2026
Always juicy, sometimes humongous: Does this chicken ‘sandwich’ live up to the hype?
The OG fried chicken bun is worthy of gravitas. Just don’t call it a burger or ask for fries.
The Age
May 14, 2026
Abusers, drug traffickers and bikies: The men making money off Allan’s pro-women Big Build program
An attempt to boost participation of women on infrastructure projects has enriched criminals, including some with violent pasts.
The Age
May 14, 2026
Unrest at the Convent: Tenancy war erupts as funding dries up
Abbotsford Convent is facing unrest as tenants are evicted and the foundation running the historic site insists recent senior staff departur...
The Age
May 14, 2026
‘Was I ever loved?’: The question that stopped Dianne in her tracks, and the answer
After nearly dying, the author joined a quest to find her friend’s birth mother. She was shocked at what she learnt.
The Age
May 14, 2026
The Cats have made a statement. They are the real deal yet again
Geelong’s 41-point win over the two-time reigning premier Lions shows they are a genuine top-four contender again this season.
The Age
May 14, 2026
Labor tries to change a housing nightmare into a dream
Readers debate the ramifications of Labor’s budget measures on the property market.
The Age
May 14, 2026
‘This will really hurt’: Council to confiscate belongings from homeless in St Kilda
Council officers in the City of Port Phillip are preparing to confiscate the personal belongings of people experiencing homelessness under n...
The Age
May 14, 2026
Coles has been caught red-handed. But don’t discount this pricing loophole
The court found that Coles had misled the public. But retailers can get around the ruling by keeping certain information from shoppers.
The Age
May 14, 2026
Antony Catalano makes next business move, steps down from investment vehicles
The 59-year-old, who is charged with assaulting his wife, has resigned from his directorships of 19 Cashews and 20 Cashews.
The Age
May 14, 2026
Just like on TV: The real-life art of kicking in a door
Whether it’s to catch a crook or rescue someone locked inside, here’s how to kick in a door without breaking your ankle.
The Age
May 14, 2026
Fitzroy and Collingwood’s modest tower limits revealed in planning overhaul
Height limits in Collingwood, Fitzroy and North Melbourne are lower than those proposed in many middle and outer suburbs.
The Age
May 14, 2026
‘It’s happening to young men across Australia’: Family warns of gambling devastation after Kyle’s suicide
After Kyle Hudson’s suicide, his family said they were tortured by learning betting agencies had flagged him as a high-risk gambler from the...
The Age
May 14, 2026
From an interloper in shorts to an honorary Palme D’Or, Peter Jackson is a hit at Cannes
On the acclaimed director’s first trip to the Palais, he was kicked out over a dress code violation.
The Age
May 14, 2026
MSO to go to trial over pianist Jayson Gillham sacking in bid to ‘control’ stage
The ongoing battle between acclaimed pianist Jayson Gillham and the MSO is set to move into its next phase next week as the case goes to tri...
The Age
May 14, 2026
Ousted AFI boss makes major concession in unfair dismissal case
Damian Trewhella has dropped a key demand from his claim against the Australian Film Institute.
The Age
May 14, 2026
‘Cannot sell this’: Teachers’ union facing members revolt as crunch meeting looms
A new offer for teachers’ pay and conditions is imminent, but their union is under mounting internal pressure.
The Age
May 14, 2026
Sandra and Andrew are selling seven murals for $7m with a ‘house for free’
Street art collectors Sandra Powell and Andrew King are selling their St Kilda home, which hosts just some of the 3000 pieces in their colle...
The Age
May 14, 2026
‘Sadly not there yet’: The slur fallout that forced the AFL’s original pride partners apart
The Rainbow Swans strongly felt St Kilda’s involvement in the pride match with Sydney would be a distraction.
The Age
May 14, 2026
How Trump’s concessions risk affecting Australia’s own interests
Donald Trump is in Beijing to meet with Xi Jinping and strike a trade deal, but will he inadvertently make it harder for the rest of us?
The Age
May 14, 2026
Australia news LIVE: Coalition would repeal changes to negative gearing and CGT if elected; Chalmers insists government will deliver budget savings; Trump touches down in China
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The Age
May 14, 2026
Bombers, Blues snubbed from prime-time slots in fixture reveal
The AFL has unveiled the fixture for rounds 16-22.
The Age
May 14, 2026
It’s been a long wait, but this reunion gig did not disappoint
This is the first tour Split Enz have done in almost 20 years – and their gig at Rod Laver Arena proved just why they’re so enduring.
The Age
May 14, 2026
How some who once felt blessed became Hanson’s people
Country people once felt valued. But many came to feel abandoned as services considered the natural right of city dwellers were withdrawn. N...
The Age
May 14, 2026
One rule, a century of chaos: Why we still can’t define holding the ball
While holding the ball has been a talking point since the game started, it has reached fever pitch. Here’s why.
The Age
May 14, 2026
A cult favourite pizzeria opens a second slice shop
Sunnyside Sliced brings its supersized pizzas to the edge of Melbourne CBD.
The Age
May 14, 2026