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The 'unrelenting' underdogs playing in their sixth straight prelim
The Brisbane Lions secured a spot in their sixth consecutive preliminary with a win over Melbourne on the weekend. Yet with North Melbourne’s dominance, the Queenslanders are “underdogs” in the race for the flag once again. Source link
Social media attack on MPs who condemned neo-Nazi rally reported to police
The federal Member for Wentworth and the NSW Member for Vaucluse posted to social media denouncing the antisemitic rally by neo-Nazis in Sydney, and offensive messages they received in response have been flagged with police. Source link
Remote WA town's cemetery running out of room
From a floating coffin to a bed of rock, time is running out for Kununurra’s cemetery. Source link
'Commercial considerations' see Tigers sell home AFL game to Tasmania
Richmond will run out for a home game in Tasmania for the first time in the club’s history next season in a decision the club says it has not taken lightly. Source link
Trump booed by crowd at NFL game in Washington
Donald Trump is booed by sections of the crowd as he becomes the first sitting US president to attend a regular-season NFL game in nearly half a century. Source link
French 'Fedora man' pictured at Lourve heist scene unmasked
A 15-year-old is unmasked as the “Fedora man” in a viral image taken outside the Louvre on the day of the crown jewels heist. Source link
RBA warns economy in danger of being indefinitely trapped in slow growth lane
The RBA says unless Australia’s economic capacity lifts, the economy will struggle to grow without generating inflation. The warning has serious implications for longer-term household wealth. Source link
Kunanyi/Mount Wellington cable car included in draft recommendations
The Tasmanian government has made a draft recommendation for a cable car on Hobart’s Kunanyi/Mount Wellington, documents released under Right to Information laws show. Source link
Regional Victorian hospital caught copying and pasting complaints data
A Victorian hospital has been caught copying and pasting its compliments and concerns data, after failing to update figures across multiple years of its annual reports. Source link
When Laws showed up with bourbon in hand, I knew we would get a show
On 7.30 in 2012, John Laws held forth with his customary flair and confidence and then as I wrapped up, he delivered probably the most memorable and amusing ending to any interview I’ve done. Source link