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5th August 2024

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‘Waiting for police with one eye open’: What cops didn’t know about Gareth Train

Four young police officers may not have been sent to the Train’s Wieambilla property had “all information” been known, the inquest has heard. FOLLOW DAY 6 LIVE

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Senator found Lehrmann ‘shifty’: court

Senator Linda Reynolds found Bruce Lehrmann ‘shifty’, as Brittany Higgins’ lawyers open their case in the blockbuster defamation trial.

‘What a joke’: Tempers flare over ‘selfish’ 50c fares rollout

Queenslanders have been quick to put their two cents into the state’s new 50 cent public transport fares – and it’s mixed news. HAVE YOUR SAY

Winter thunderstorms, 40mm falls as cloud band moves into Qld

Parts of Queensland are set to be hit with thunderstorms and falls of up to 40mm while the South East can expect lingering showers over the coming days.

‘Probable’: ASIO raises terror threat level

Australia’s terror threat has been increased in part because of a deterioration of social cohesion exacerbated by social media.

Harris’ potential VP pick drops big hint

One of the three main contenders in the race to be Kamala Harris’s running mate has made a cryptic statement. Follow updates.

Magnussen: We need to stop AFL, NRL taking our young swimmers

Australian men’s swimming has a talent problem. Dual Olympian James Magnussen asks how the recruiters from the AFL and NRL can be stopped on the latest episode of the Matty + The M...

Meet the unlikely Aussie champ you’ve never heard of

Scott Loughridge is just 25 years old, but his youth hasn’t stopped him taking out another Aussie crown.

Is this the world's most controversial carbonara?

We’ve settled the cream versus no cream carbonara debate once and for all with the ultimate recipe, and we’re warning you, it’s about to ruffle some feathers.

Going up: Update in controversial 13-year urban village tussle

A controversial 13-year stoush over plans for an urban village at a huge former TAFE site in Brisbane’s east has taken yet another twist.

Recession fears: ASX dives 3pc in $82bn wipeout

Australian investors are enduring one of the worst sessions in two years as fears of a recession in the US send share prices, oil and the dollar sharply lower.