AFL defender’s Kensington home sells for $1.06m to first home buyers ↗
After a slow start, the Victorian terrace’s auction was “done in less than 40 seconds”, according to the agent. The property was held as an investment.
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NYPD releases ICE shooting surveillance footage after shooting ↗
ICE agent shoots man during New York City enforcement operation.
Inner west unit sells for $981,000 as market ‘aligns’ with buyers ↗
Two parties battled it out for the keys to the well-kept mid-century apartment but when bidding stalled, it was the vendor who had to readjust.
‘Fingers crossed’: Walker hopes to secure new Roosters deal before November 1 ↗
The Roosters halfback is in the Australian squad for the World Cup after a stellar season in which he made his State of Origin debut and won a maiden NRL title.
Deal or no deal? How the major parties are tackling the minority government risk ↗
Victorians reckon the two-party system is a thing of the past. Ahead of the state election, Jess Wilson and Ben Carroll are trying to come to terms with what the future may hold.
Ten stars, 20 days: The marquee men poised to hit the open market on November 1 ↗
The NRL transfer market is about to become a feeding frenzy as some of the biggest names prepare to test their value from November 1.
Albanese dips toe back into comedy after ‘melon’ podcast gaffe ↗
The prime minister is ploughing ahead with his social media strategy to reach more voters in a fragmented environment.
Albanese dips toe back into comedy after ‘melon’ podcast gaffe ↗
The prime minister is ploughing ahead with his social media strategy to reach more voters in a fragmented environment.
‘Smarmy management consultant’: Hanson attacks Taylor, Liberals in fiery CPAC speech ↗
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor said the next election would be a “spiritual fight” for the soul of the nation, in the first address from a sitting Liberal leader.
‘Smarmy management consultant’: Hanson attacks Taylor, Liberals in fiery CPAC speech ↗
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor said the next election would be a “spiritual fight” for the soul of the nation, in the first address from a sitting Liberal leader.
‘An inspiration since I was a kid’: Butters’ childhood dream comes true with Bulldogs move ↗
Zak Butters has opened up on his trade to the Western Bulldogs, and his favourite memory of the club growing up in Victoria’s western region.
Pedestrian injured and driver wanted after alleged hit-and-run near Brisbane ↗
The man in his 50s was found with serious injuries after the driver of a ute fled the scene.
Delhi sealed off ahead of youth ‘Cockroach’ protest ↗
The protest, called by the “Cockroach” youth movement, hopes to draw thousands of demonstrators.
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Trump administration escalates war with International Criminal Court ↗
New sanctions are an intensification of the Trump administration’s push to undermine the court.
Teenager dies in head-on collision south-west of Sydney ↗
Two cars collided in a head-on crash on a major arterial road connecting Wollongong and Sydney.
Trump picks Fox News expert for next White House press secretary ↗
Katie Zacharia will replace Karoline Leavitt as the US president’s top press liaison.
The Age photos of the week, October 10, 2026 ↗
The week in photos from our award-winning staff photographers and regular contributors at The Age.
The Age photos of the week, October 10, 2026 ↗
The week in photos from our award-winning staff photographers and regular contributors at The Age.
The trailer for a seventh film in the franchise lands today, The Exorcist: Martyrs ↗
Written and directed by the godfather of modern horror Mike Flanagan, and starring Scarlett Johansson, Chiwetel Ejiofor, John Leguizamo and Laurence Fishburne.
Trump strikes deal with Putin for Russian diesel ↗
The shock deal comes a month after the US imposed sanctions on Moscow. But Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky slammed the agreement as a “weak decision”.
Mudslide carries away cars, bus in Chile’s capital ↗
The episode highlights the challenges facing cities nestled against mountain ranges.
What it will cost to score public access to the ‘invitation only’ Birdcage marquees ↗
Two of Flemington’s exclusive marquees are opening their doors to the public, but some areas will remain VIP only.
Ridiculous ideas are having a moment. Here’s why the doomsayers are wrong ↗
You don’t need to peer too far back into the past to be reminded how public sentiment can rearrange itself at the pointy end of a poll.
Just ask ‘Is it good for the future of humanity?’ ↗
Readers discuss recent High Court decision regarding coal export emissions and wonder what other industries it could affect.
Asking the right questions is an underrated skill ↗
Journalists don’t have a monopoly on asking the right questions, which is why we’ve made sure that participants at our upcoming Melbourne Assembly forum will have an opportunity to raise issues that could help shape Melbourne’s future.
Monique Ryan says Frydenberg focused on the past, amid accusations of a ‘toxic’ campaign ↗
As Frydenberg readies to launch his memoir, Liberal frontbenchers are backing him for a potential rematch with Ryan in the affluent inner-Melbourne seat of Kooyong.
Primary school teacher accused of filming more than 350 children ↗
Timothy Blamires, a Victorian teacher arrested in April, has been hit with 11 new charges after the number of alleged victims and incidents grew.
‘They’ve been praying endlessly’: Glimmer of hope for public housing tower residents ↗
While residents will have to wait until after the election to learn whether the High Court will prevent the demolition of their homes, the state opposition has offered an alternative reprieve.
Albanese talked up cheaper coffee, but Chalmers has to swallow his pride ↗
A plan to cut credit card surcharge fees for consumers turned, somehow, into a tale of government hypocrisy and an attack on small business.