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‘Please PM, don’t evict me’: Albo hands tenant eviction notice

A tenant in one of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s investment properties has been given an eviction notice but is pleading with the leader of the country not to kick him out.

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How many properties your federal politician already owns

As the housing supply crisis escalates, over 40 federal politicians are set for life with four or more properties worth millions today. Search the full list for every MP.

‘Dodged a bullet’: Gus says Fifita backflip is a blessing for Roosters

Titans star David Fifita has reneged on his deal to join the Sydney Roosters, instead recommitting to the Gold Coast. But Phil Gould believes it could be a blessing in disguise for...

Suspended prison guard’s alleged pregnancy to inmate

A female prison guard charged over her relationship with a convicted armed robber behind bars is allegedly pregnant with his child.

‘Violent’: Travel warning to Aussies

New Caledonia’s international airport is closed and Australians are advised to exercise a high degree of caution, as protests turn deadly.

NRL bans two fans over alleged racial abuse of Souths duo

The NRL has dished out bans to two spectators who allegedly racially abused South Sydney stars Latrell Mitchell and Cody Walker.

‘Nothing to hide’: Sydney Uni in stand-off with Gaza campers

Universities in Melbourne and Canberra are cracking down on pro-Palestine encampments but the 90-strong contingent at the University of Sydney will be left alone, the uni has confi...

‘Very special to me’: Buddy’s generous act in surprise return

Former AFL superstar Lance Franklin has thrilled footy fans in the NT as he gave a hint to his post-retirement plans in a rare return to football action.

$100m Powerball: Biggest traps to avoid to boost your odds

Thursday night’s $100m Powerball is the sixth-biggest jackpot in its history, but Australians are making common mistakes while buying tickets. Here’s how to boost your chances.

7500 new jobs to ‘rebuild public service’

The Albanese Government has cut $1bn in outsourcing and committed to rebuilding the public service by creating thousands of new jobs, in the wake of several consultancy scandals.