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14th August 2024

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Police to divert 1800 officers to tackle anti-war anarchists

Victoria Police will be forced to divert a tenth of its personnel to tackle up to 25,000 anti-war activists threatening anarchy in Melbourne next month.

Victorian students sink to new lows in NAPLAN testing

Almost 300,000 Victorian students are failing to meet basic standards in maths and English, with many struggling to use punctuation such as commas and full stops.

High school boys trail girls in reading but dominate in other area

NAPLAN results reveal a major performance gap between boys and girls in reading in year nine but there is one measurement where the boys outperform the girls.

Moneyball: Mac in line for monster payday, rivals circle fringe Pies

Is Mac Andrew as good as Nick Daicos and Jason Horne-Francis? The Suns want to make him as well-paid as the best of his cohort, plus moves at the Dogs and Pies. See the details in ...

E-scooters officially booted from Melbourne’s CBD after council vote

A slim majority of councillors have voted to ban share hire e-scooters from Melbourne’s CBD — despite eleventh-hour pleas from operators.

Full Rankings: The top 50 AFL Draft prospects for 2024

The talent pool for this year’s draft runs deep. With more players expected to be taken than in 2023, we’ve compiled a bumper list of the top 50 prospects for 2024.

Every medallist: The Aussie heroes from our greatest Olympic Games

Greatest venues, greatest medal return, greatest moments. The Paris Olympics gives Brisbane 2032 plenty to worry about, writes ROBERT CRADDOCK. Check out our complete guide to ever...

Dees great calls for ‘full scale review’ amid ‘infighting’ claim

Stars linked with moves. Claims of infighting and festering culture problems. One Demons great says he’s had enough and wants the club to launch a “top to bottom” review.

Trump campaign office broken into as hacks, attacks intensify

An office for Donald Trump’s US presidential campaign was burglarised in the latest attack against the former president’s re-election bid.

Roads to ruin: How regional Aussies are being short-changed

Regional Australians overwhelmingly say they are being dudded on roads, with just 12 per cent believing the quality is excellent or very good in their area, an exclusive survey sho...

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