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Godolphin eyes softer run for Green Spaces to revive spring hopes
Godolphin Australia has Everest and Melbourne spring ambitions on the line at Randwick on Saturday.
Tennessee woman still alive after attempts to execute her, lawyers say
Christa Pike, who was convicted of murdering a classmate in 1995, was set to be executed by lethal injection. Officials had gone ahead with the execution after a temporary court-ordered pause.
‘Immense courage and an unwavering resolve’: Captain in bloody cockpit struggle hailed as hero
Indian pilot Smit Machchhar was covered with blood on the floor when he managed to click the release to open the cockpit door, according to a spokesperson for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Veteran MP resigns as NSW Labor HQ targets male backbenchers
Prospect MP Hugh McDermott has announced he will leave parliament before the 2027 state election, the first male MP to exit as Sussex Street tries to address the party room’s gender imbalance.
Why one of France’s most famous champagne houses went to the outback
Beneath Far North Queensland’s Mount Mulligan, champagne house Veuve Clicquot stages its inaugural Sun Escape in the outback.
Tensions run high at Perth council meeting over former CEO’s sacking
City of Perth councillor Catherine Lezer left the chambers during Wednesday night’s meeting after being asked about former chief executive Michelle Reynolds.
Why some train doors will not open when final section of Sydney’s metro line starts
The measure signals the added complexity and challenges of gaining final approval from the national rail regulator
Flagship tables huge Thai tungsten target
Flagship Minerals has outlined a monster 40Mt high-grade tungsten exploration target at Khao Soon in southern Thailand, adding serious scale to its global portfolio.
The latest illustrations from artist Matt Golding
Illustrations by the artist from The Age.
There’s a reason why The Turn of the Screw is both feared and revered
Finally, an opera where the muffled screams drifting in from Luna Park next door actually add to the drama, rather than detract.
‘System is in crisis’: Thousands of doctors to walk off the job over safety fears
Elective surgeries will be delayed and hospitals across the state will see a drop in available doctors as a pay stoush escalates.
VRC chairman to stand down after Melbourne Cup carnival, and his replacement has already been picked
The surprise announcement comes at the start of the spring and means November’s Cup carnival at Flemington will be Wilson’s last in a leadership position.
Almost one out of 100 homebuyers in negative equity, RBA says
There is a growing risk Australia would be hit hard by a global financial shock as inflation stays high.
Lindian powers up Malawi rare earths as production looms
Lindian Resources has switched on grid power at its Malawian rare earths project, hitting a key milestone ahead of schedule and under budget.
'A knock on the door': How the sandpaper scandal kicked off
Reporter Chris Barrett revisits the nastiness, distrust and leaks behind Australia's 2018 tour of South Africa.
Government lifeline saves hundreds of smelter jobs
Federal and state governments have forked out $200m to keep the Bell Bay aluminium smelter open until 2031.
Donald Trump’s war on the world faces a lethal blow
The US president’s latest attempt to create a global tariff regime is being tested by the same panel of judges that deemed his previous attempts illegal. He may have to start again.
CBA commits to cash and will keep hundreds of regional branches open until 2030
The two pledges come as foot traffic to branches and cash usage by Australians continues to fall.
A sixth premiership and Immortality awaits. What’s left for Tamika Upton?
The Broncos’ star fullback snared a third women’s Dally M medal on Wednesday night in Sydney.
Ampol buys huge Australian EV charging network in $225m deal
Australia’s top petrol and diesel supplier has raised its bet on the shift to EVs with a deal to triple its fast-charging network.