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July 28, 2025
Labor dumps tradition to knock Coalition MPs from key parliamentary posts
The government says the move is designed to ensure that crossbench MPs are represented in parliamentary committees that scrutinise legislati...
The Age
July 28, 2025
Gaza facing starvation, UN warns, as Israel begins daily halt to operations
With warnings of “famine-like” conditions in parts of Gaza, Israel says it will offer secure aid routes and pause military operations in som...
The Age
July 28, 2025
Dummies for adults? The practical uses for grown-up pacifiers
There’s stigma around adult soothers, but the reasons people are using them aren’t what you think.
The Age
July 28, 2025
‘Once in a lifetime’: Young family pays $1.7m for architect-designed home
The winning bidder wanted something less dense and on a standalone title, and the design of the home was a major drawcard.
The Age
July 27, 2025
Passengers flee smoking plane on emergency slide at Denver airport
Dramatic footage showed passengers fleeing the aircraft, some clutching hand baggage and small children.
The Age
July 27, 2025
Anatomy of a heist: How the Saints snatched an unlikely victory – and the Demons crumbled
St Kilda pulled off a memorable comeback victory achieved by reeling in the biggest deficit at three-quarter-time in VFL/AFL history - 46 po...
The Age
July 27, 2025
Public lockout at Albert Park GP precinct set to triple in length
The lockout from the Formula 1 precinct before and after the race would extend from seven days to three weeks under law changes proposed by...
The Age
July 27, 2025
Australia news LIVE: Albanese to introduce cheaper medication bill; European Union reach 15 per cent trade deal with Trump; Gaza receives airdrop supplies
Albanese is prepared to introduce new legislation, as Trump signs a new trade deal with the EU. Follow live as we bring you the news from Au...
The Age
July 27, 2025
EU and US agree trade deal with 15% tariffs for European exports
The outcome appears set to lift prices for American consumers and hurt foreign sales for European companies.
The Age
July 27, 2025
‘Fight together’: Britain warns on China, backs Australia
British Defence Minister John Healey says the two nations would deter enemies by being more ready to fight in some of his most assertive rem...
The Age
July 27, 2025
Tour de France finale brings excitement to Paris’ Montmartre with a climb to Sacré-Coeur
A cycling frenzy swept through Montmartre on Sunday as tens of thousands of fans greeted Tour de France riders during the final stage of the...
The Age
July 27, 2025
The cannabis factory: How one doctor wrote 72,000 scripts in two years
Medicinal cannabis giant Montu’s doctors are issuing prescriptions at an alarming rate, prompting strong criticism from the federal governme...
The Age
July 27, 2025
Is decaf coffee the better option for your health?
It’s promoted as healthier, promising better sleep and eliminating jittery sensations but what’s really going on in your cup?
The Age
July 27, 2025
Ansett Australia is back. But not as you know it
It was the nation’s second-largest airline. It’s now making an AI-powered comeback.
The Age
July 27, 2025
‘Frosty on Trump’: Australians eager for more independence from the US
Australians are voicing a strong desire for the country to assert more independence from the United States amid Donald Trump’s turbulent pre...
The Age
July 27, 2025
Spanish teenager under investigation over AI naked images of classmates
Spanish police said they were investigating a 17-year-old on suspicion of using artificial intelligence to deep-fake nude images of female c...
The Age
July 27, 2025
‘It’s a huge upset’: Beating the USA in a relay is sweet. Australia’s underdog swimmers just did it twice in 15 minutes
Australia’s men’s and women’s 4x100m freestyle relay teams have claimed remarkable gold medals on the opening night of the world swimming ch...
The Age
July 27, 2025
New police chief reveals firm stance on protest permits, issues warning to organised crime
Mike Bush has for the first time taken a strong, public view on the issue of a protest registration scheme and warned that crime gangs will...
The Age
July 27, 2025
Belgian Grand Prix LIVE: Piastri starts second on grid behind teammate Norris
The Australian has a slender nine-point lead over Lando Norris in the driver’s standings, but the Brit is in pole position for this race and...
The Age
July 27, 2025
‘A bit unique’: MPs Josh Burns, Georgie Purcell are expecting a baby girl
Federal MP Josh Burns and State MP Georgie Purcell have announced they are expecting a baby girl early in 2026.
The Age
July 27, 2025
Out-of-contract Nasiah won the Saints a game, and pushed his value even higher
Whatever the Saints are willing to pay Carlton’s Tom De Koning, Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera deserves more, especially after Sunday’s heroics.
The Age
July 27, 2025
Demons report social media post about Goodwin to integrity unit
Melbourne officials have reported a social media post to the AFL integrity unit that appears to threaten coach Simon Goodwin.
The Age
July 27, 2025
Cancer research misconduct sparks calls for reform
The architect of Australia’s current research integrity system says it isn’t working.
The Age
July 27, 2025
Authorities thought a psychologist was a violent abuser but let him work with children for months
A man who was an innocent victim of mistaken identity says his case shows gaps in the working with children scheme that pose unacceptable sa...
The Age
July 27, 2025
My wife left me for a bike race. I’m a Tour de France widower
It’s been 21 long days. I wouldn’t know a “maillot jaune” from a “bonk bag”, but my wife devoted the entire Tour de France to the “couch pel...
The Age
July 27, 2025
Nick McKenzie investigation leads Age’s Kennedy Awards finalists
The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald have been recognised with 15 finalist nominations in the Kennedy Awards for Excellence in Journalism.
The Age
July 27, 2025
Wanganeen-Milera’s epic few minutes as St Kilda stage comeback win for the ages
Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera capped his brilliant season with two clutch goals in the final minute - the first after taking a sensational mark be...
The Age
July 27, 2025
Sunday schooling: The best of Nick Daicos keeps Magpies on top
Nick Daicos was at his precocious best at the MCG on Sunday as he led the team to their first victory for three games to keep their hold on...
The Age
July 27, 2025
Think ‘Untouched’ shouldn’t have been in the Hottest 100? You may just be out of touch
It will fill a wedding dance floor or a gay club, and its inclusion shows there’s more to Aussie music than pub rock.
The Age
July 27, 2025
Cost of planning new suburbs skyrockets as approvals collapse
New analysis has revealed a dramatic slowdown in the delivery of new suburbs by the state’s planning authority.
The Age
July 27, 2025
Golf Buggy One: Armour-plated cart follows Trump around course in Scotland
As the US President and his entourage set off from the first tee at Trump Turnberry in South Ayrshire on Saturday, it appeared his security...
The Age
July 27, 2025
Media and tech firms are bending the knee to Trump. Only satirists say how small he is
Who can believe the story presented by CBS about the axing of Stephen Colbert’s Late Show? Thank goodness Rupert is hanging tough.
The Age
July 27, 2025
‘How did that happen?’ Vixens win a thriller after huge last-quarter comeback
The Melbourne Vixens have pulled off a stunning final-quarter comeback, overcoming a 10-goal deficit to beat the NSW Swifts and seal a spot...
The Age
July 27, 2025
Competing conspiracy theories consume Trump’s Washington
No commander-in-chief in his lifetime has been as consumed by conspiracy theories as Donald Trump – now they seem to be consuming him.
The Age
July 27, 2025
Making the cut: Why students’ side hustles are big business
This garage business has earned one student about $3000 a year and proved so successful that his parents now park their car on the street.
The Age
July 27, 2025
Anti-Muslim post shadows Nova Peris’ election to Olympic sport board
The gold medallist became a Hockey Australia director weeks after sharing a comment that called Muslims “Satan worshipping cockroaches that...
The Age
July 27, 2025
No laughing matter: how Nigel Farage stole the lead in UK politics
It couldn’t happen in Australia, where compulsory and preferential voting protect the two-party system, but British politics is fractured –...
The Age
July 27, 2025
The Wallabies were ‘broken’ at full-time. They say they can get up for the third Test
Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt believes his wounded side have the mental resilience to bounce back in Sydney.
The Age
July 27, 2025
Fast-food fixer: 83-year-old Hungry Jack wants a five-minute plan for Domino’s Pizza
After a string of executives headed for the exit, fast-food king Jack Cowin calls the shots about how to fix the pizza chain – and how quick...
The Age
July 27, 2025
Reckless food delivery riders making footpaths ‘lawless’ in busy shopping strips
Melbourne business owners are taking matters into their own hands after witnessing speeding and collisions between delivery e-bike riders an...
The Age
July 27, 2025
‘It wasn’t pretty,’ but de Minaur seals top-10 return and a place in Washington final
Alex de Minaur sent a signal to junk-balling Frenchman Corentin Moutet – deliberately or not – before even hitting a ball in their Washingto...
The Age
July 27, 2025
Trade minister admits gaffe over Trump-Albanese beef talks
Don Farrell has U-turned on his claim that US President Donald Trump raised restrictions on beef imports with Prime Minister Anthony Albanes...
The Age
July 27, 2025
‘We won’t make a decision as a gesture’: Albanese says Australia will not join French push to recognise Palestine
The prime minister accused Israel of breaking international law in Gaza, but poured cold water on the idea that Australia will imminently re...
The Age
July 27, 2025
Protesters throw Scottish slang at Trump as he tees off at his golf course
Hundreds lined the streets of Edinburgh as the US president landed for a golfing weekend, some saying they were disgusted at the red carpet...
The Age
July 26, 2025
Rugby rediscovered common sense - and it robbed the Wallabies
Anyone who has watched rugby knows that the Wallabies should have been awarded a penalty when Jac Morgan hit Carlo Tizzano.
The Age
July 26, 2025
A footy text put our friendship on the brink. She should know there are rules
I used to be a great hater of rival footy clubs. I laughed at the cheese platter Melbourne jibes and found Hawthorn fans in your face. But I...
The Age
July 26, 2025
Teacher suspended over sexual misconduct allegations working as ride-share driver
Taxi and ride-share drivers in Victoria are subject to police and background checks, but only those who regularly transport children may als...
The Age
July 26, 2025
Inside Richmond’s flag blueprint: the hunt for the next Riewoldt and Rance
In place of a series of high-profile departures is a big group of exciting kids – seven of them selected within the first 28 picks of last y...
The Age
July 26, 2025
‘I’m glad I’m starting again’: Eryn Jean Norvill on finding herself at 40
The acclaimed stage actor says a pivot to TV and a move to London are revitalising her after some challenging roles - both on and off the st...
The Age
July 26, 2025