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‘I was shocked, shaking’: Qld Health Minister reveals sexual assault allegations

The minister used social media to break her silence on two historical allegations she said she “won’t forget”.

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LNP state director Michael O’Dwyer quits

Michael O’Dwyer was the first state director of the merged LNP.

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‘It is confronting’: Buckley reflects in wake of Collingwood racism review

Nathan Buckley says the off-field turmoil surrounding the club has led to a challenging summer but he expects the Magpies to be in good shape for their round one clash against the Western Bulldogs.

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Artist-turned-writer tackles sex, death and bondage in debut novel

Ella Baxter’s obsession with that which is mysterious or impenetrable form the backbone of New Animal.

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Police lock down Gold Coast school as negotiators talk with man

A police spokesman said domestic violence incident occurred on Monday night at a property in Upper Coomera, where a man fled officers who attended.

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‘It’s like they’re taking over’: Residents wrangle with students over patch of green in Albert Park

A public park has become a battleground between students attending one of Melbourne’s first “vertical schools” and residents aggrieved at having to share the open space.

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Stay Inside, Profiteer battle for Slipper favouritism after dream draws

Golden Slipper favourites Stay Inside and Profiteer have drawn perfect gates for Saturday’s $3.5 million feature at Rosehill.

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Former soldier turned cult leader arrested over alleged abuse of woman

James Robert Davis, 40, was the head of The House of Cadifor and boasted online about his BDSM lifestyle and relationship with multiple women.

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Labor’s massive primary pays dividends for party coffers as Liberals tank

Political parties in WA receive reimbursements for electoral expenditure with Labor’s huge first preference on Saturday on track to net them close to $3.5m.

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Vulnerable women and powerful men: ages-old story hits a modern note

Young Melbourne composer-conductor Simon Bruckard’s new opera portrays a visceral demonstration of toxic masculinity - by the Greek god Apollo.

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Hiring to help you hire: Victoria recruits career advisers to engage unemployed

Up to 600 careers mentors will be dispatched to Victorian libraries and shopping centres to help the unemployed find work, but the state’s hard-hit farmers are unlikely to benefit.

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Dexus fund merger puts pressure on AMP Capital’s tie-up with Ares

Dexus’ merger proposal with a wholesale property fund managed by AMP Capital will set the clock ticking on an alternative deal being negotiated by AMP.

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Research finds vitamin D does not protect against most cancers

Vitamin D does not give any protection against most forms of cancer, new genetic analysis has confirmed.

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The inside story of how Cormann got his magic number

Australia’s campaign to win enough votes for Mathias Cormann to lead the OECD was a case study in the dark arts of diplomacy and power of personal relationships.

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We are having the wrong debate about responsible lending

The debate about the Morrison government’s proposed repeal of responsible lending laws is being framed in a context that no longer exists.

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Injury substitution, not just concussion, all but certain for 2021 AFL season

Just two days from the start of the men’s season, the AFL’s football department in consultation with senior coaches have decided to introduce the rule that would allow an injured player to be replaced in the game with a 23rd man, according to sources familiar with rule change discussions.

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Qld police, emergency workers in next phase as vaccine rolls out to 1 million

Queenland’s Health Minister said there was “real concern” the Gold Coast would stop vaccinating on Tuesday.

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Australia on the brink of deciding what it can become

What this country decides to do now, in the face of the turmoils across the world and at home, will become the legacy, and the inheritance for the future.

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Stop blaming coaches for ‘ruining the game’, says Dimma

Richmond coach Damien Hardwick has urged fans to stop blaming coaches for “ruining the game,” as the AFL brings in further rule changes in a bid to increase scoring and open up play.

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Lockdown of Brisbane hospitals and aged care to remain for days

The Premier asks the community to be “patient for another 72 hours”, after banning visitors at all hospital, aged care, disability services and correctional facilities in greater Brisbane at the weekend.

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‘Offensive and derogatory’: NRL warning for Rudolf over post-match interview

The Sharks forward has received a formal warning from the game’s governing body over comments made during an interview after Sunday’s game.

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Tesla officially names Elon Musk ‘Technoking’ in cryptic regulatory filing

Tesla added “Technoking of Tesla” to billionaire chief executive officer Elon Musk’s list of official titles, in a regulatory filing that also named finance chief Zachary Kirkhorn “Master of Coin”.

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‘I felt awful as a father’: Sutton reveals stress as a parent during Victoria’s COVID-19 second wave

Victoria’s Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton has spoken of how he “felt awful as a father” for putting his job ahead of his family during the state’s second coronavirus wave.

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What hitting the snooze alarm means for you and your partner’s sleep

Sleep experts say that more often than not, if someone is regularly hitting the snooze button, it’s because there’s a problem – and the fix can be simple.

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Fast-track bullies: Difference between the good and the bad is getting ugly

The round one results support the view that quickening up the game widens the divide between the best and worst sides, meaning fans will turn off their TVs.

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Forrest’s Fortescue fast tracks ‘net zero’ target to 2030

Billionaire Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest has vowed to neutralise the carbon emissions from Fortescue Metals Group’s operations within nine years.

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Queensland has ‘major concerns’ about COVID spread from PNG

Queensland’s Premier wants the Commonwealth to consider vaccinating Papua New Guinea residents as she revealed “major concerns” the virus could spread into her state.

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Cheerleader mother used deepfake nudes and threats to harass daughter’s teammates, police say

In a bizarre saga of cyber harassment, a US woman is accused of producing fake images of girls from her daughter’s cheerleading team in humiliating poses.

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PSG star substituted after reports of home break-in

Angel Di Maria was was taken off during a French league game amid unconfirmed reports his family had been at home during a burglary.

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Standing ovation for ‘major contribution to Australian choral music’

Paul Stanhope’s new Requiem has received a triumphant premiere.

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A year of TINA and FOMO creates a new headache

The unprecedented responses of central banks and governments to the pandemic averted a meltdown in markets last year but is now creating problems that won’t be easy to solve.

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Thousands gather in Melbourne for Women’s March 4 Justice

Thousands of women have started streaming into Treasury Gardens in Melbourne for protest action as part of the Women’s March 4 Justice. Two 14-year-old girls among the crowd carried a placard: “Our childhood is shaped by misogyny.”

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