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  1. ‘As tall as you can go’: The NYC-style density plan for Melbourne’s future

    Is urban sprawl a “massive failure” of the Western world, or is the genie out of the bottle? These are some of the big ideas contemplated at Melbourne Assembly.

  2. Dallas Cowboys cheerleader cuts ties with Perth activewear brand after slur scandal

    Faith Ward featured on America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, and has previously collaborated with Kikiva.

  3. Donald Trump Gears Up To Berate A Female Reporter; Then Comes The Awkward Reveal

    The president’s change of tone was impossible to miss.

  4. Friend of ex-cop gives evidence in double murder trial

    A female friend of Beau Lamarre-Condon, who was with him in a white van when he allegedly tried to dump two bodies, has started giving evidence in the double murder trial.

  5. Christian Horner's daughter gave him strength to cope with Red Bull axe: Ex-F1 boss reveals how 11-year-old's 'bravery' after her mother died helped him overcome 'brutal' sacking

    The ex-Formula One boss, wed to former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell, had just lost the job he held for two decades when he attended his daughter Olivia's end-of-year awards ceremony.

  6. Concerns over the escalation of political extremism

    Australia's security agencies warn political extremism has reached a boiling point as politicians say they fear about their own safety.

  7. NAB to axe thousands of jobs in massive restructure

    NAB will slash up to 2500 roles as part of a massive restructure that will aim to simplify its operations and workforce.

  8. Hostility to our MPs must not be the new normal

    Is this the Australia we have become, where political disagreement increasingly gives way to hostility, intimidation and violence?

  9. ‘We’re not afraid of risk’: Big Oil goes back to Iraq

    While the US and Iran fight, the world’s major oil corporations are heading into neighbouring Iraq to secure future oil supplies.

  10. Moment 'murderer' overtakes car 'before hitting headteacher and dragging him under car for 1.3miles' is shown to court

    Simon Richardson is accused of striking Michael Mullens as he pedalled home from work as a headteacher at Stretford Grammar School on April 20.