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Third minister steps aside, leaving more options for Labor reshuffle
Connor Pearce
Labor senator Carol Brown. The Tasmanian senator announced she will step back from her ministerial duties. Picture by Craig George
Analysis
How Olympic skateboarding was shaped by 'power and politics'
Dr Indigo Willing
Children skateboarding. File Picture.
Free
Truman Capote's 'In Cold Blood' was set in which US state? Take our quiz
Anna Houlahan
Truman Capotes 1966 non-fiction novel In Cold Blood was set in which US state? Picture John Downing/Express/Getty Images
Music
How To Make Gravy: the tender story behind this Aussie hit
Glen Humphries
December 21 will forever be 'Gravy Day'. Picture copyright Tony Mott
Review
We all remember those special teachers who inspired us. Watch this
Jane Freebury
Enric Auquer portrays the unorthodox and charismatic Antonio Benaiges. Picture by Sergi Bernal
The five must-watch days that will define Australia's Paris Olympics
Josh Callinan
The 460-strong Australian team starts the Games on Saturday.
Opinion
Harris will need strength to survive the 'misogynoir' of this campaign
Blair Williams
Kamala Harris will need nerves of steel to win this election. Picture Shutterstock
Two kids missing near Mudgee located
Tiffanie Turnbull
Siblings Eli and Hannah Jones have been found after going missing on a rural property in NSW.
Opinion
How the government is Measuring What Matters
Cressida Gaukroger
Areas like safety, health, sustainability, social connection and prosperity can be improved by MWM data. Picture Shutterstock
Ritchie brings out the big guns in real-life story of derring-do
Jess Layt
Alan Ritchson is a scene-stealer in this true story of derring-do. Picture Prime Video
Opinion
The unfortunate rise of 'stakeholder capitalism'
Simon Cowan
The rise of 'stakeholder capitalism' has undeniably changed the rhetoric of major business figures - away from advocating for deregulation and lower taxes, and towards social causes. Picture Shutterstock
Free
Olympics live: Australia chases gold on day one after opening chaos
Karen Hardy, Josh Callinan, Caden Helmers
Action is heating up in Paris.
'I'm not going to die am I?' Injured rider's first words haunt her rescuer
Monique Patterson Tim Auld
Warrnambool Racing Club track supervisor Paul Richards. Picture by Anthony Brady
Family remembers the 'strong, beautiful woman' that was Brianna Livermore
Jodie O'Sullivan
Greatly missed ... beloved mum of two Brianna Livermore, 32, has passed away on July 25 after fighting a six-year battle with melanoma. Picture by James Wiltshire
Sensitive Content
Mother seeks answers for 'heinous' crime
Grace Dudley
Rebekah Porter holding a photo of her daughter Biddy. Picture supplied
Trio charged after forced marriage of two children
Carla Mascarenhas
It is the first time AFP have laid charges for this crime in Western Australia. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Free
Experts warn Aussies to limit sexual partners as Mpox cases surge
Carla Mascarenhas
Colorized transmission electron micrograph of monkeypox virus particles (red) found within an infected cell (blue), cultured in the laboratory. Pictures by Universal Images Group/Shutterstock
Analysis
Politics, security and the Seine: where the Paris Olympics' flashpoints will be
Keith Rathbone
The French capital was under its strongest-ever security regime ahead of the opening ceremony. Picture Shutterstock
Free
Rave into reality: Bunnings to host warehouse dance party
Annika Rhoades
Music duo Peking Duk went viral asking Bunnings to host a rave in one of their warehouses. Picture by Peking Duk/Instagram
Opinion
Harris can't win the US election by using logic or emotion
Jack Waterford
US Vice President Kamala Harris. Picture AAP

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