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‘Luckily, I wasn’t decapitated’: 17 comedians’ stories from 40 years of Melbourne international comedy festival

Wil Anderson, Lano and Woodley, Aaron Chen, Urzila Carlson and more share memories from 40 years at MICF, including fires, camels and weddings

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Wake-up call: how Telstra’s ‘unreasonable’ price rises may cause customers to hang up

The telco’s sweeping price changes and the closure of its cheaper ‘starter’ plan risk putting off many of its loyal customers

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Confused dogs and courting crickets: how does daylight saving time affect animals?

Humans flip time forwards and backwards, often with little idea of how that can affect other species

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‘It’s not a revolution, it’s evolution’: Les Kiss army takes shape with Wallabies reign in sight

Australia’s incoming coach is out to build on the foundations set by Joe Schmidt after having to earn his shot while coming from a rugby league background

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My doctor said joy can be found in unexpected places. For me it was the Adelaide 36ers

Australian author Olivia De Zilva realised watching basketball was a form of therapy for her complex PTSD, as she learned to exist with people again

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A family holiday, a lewd photo and a defamation suit. Inside the Luke Sayers saga and the AFL’s day in court

In court documents, Cate Sayers claims the AFL took only two weeks to clear her husband of making the social media post and any wrongdoing

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Pakistan announces free public transport after fuel price hike – as it happened

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A day in the life of Asia’s fuel crisis

From farms in New Zealand to factories in Delhi, the effects of the oil crisis triggered by the Iran war are rippling across Asia

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Canadian woman held with daughter by ICE is released after nearly three weeks of detention

Tania Warner is fitted with ankle monitor and released along with seven-year-old daughter Ayla Luca after being deemed not a flight risk

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Packed to the gills: shoppers embrace new Sydney Fish Market during Good Friday rush

For Easter – the first celebration since the market’s upgraded home opened its doors in January – there is a palpable buzz

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Alana King spins Australia to crushing win over West Indies to seal ODI series sweep

Leg-spinner rips through the hosts with 5 for 19 from 10 overs as Australia cruise to 136-run target to win by nine wickets in St Kitts

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Australia says it won’t raise drug prices after Trump’s 100% tariff on pharmaceuticals imported into US

Health minister Mark Butler says federal government is ‘not negotiating’ when it comes to removing price protections on common medications

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Steph Tisdell: Fat review – standup unpacks a lifetime of yo-yo dieting and disordered eating

Tisdell’s first standup show in four years reveals why she made the choice to quit and why she has chosen this moment to return

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Two NSW teenagers charged over violent extremist material allegedly linked to terror

Police say they found a ballistic-style vest, several notebooks and literature they allege contained extremist references

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Ukraine war briefing: Zelenskyy offers expertise on keeping waterways open amid Middle East conflict

‘Ukraine has expertise concerning sea waterways, and the defence and reopening of maritime traffic,’ says president. What we know on day 1,500

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‘I will not yield’: Taiwan convulsed by 17-year prison sentence for populist opposition figure

The opposition Taiwan People’s party stands by founder Ko Wen-je despite sentence, alleging prosecutors were pressured by ruling DPP party

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Sam Kerr edges toward Chelsea exit after reportedly signing with US club Denver Summit

Australian striker expected to return to NWSL and join ambitious new club despite pouring doubt on transfer with cryptic social media post

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Sororicidal by Edwina Preston review – a tale of two sisters tinged with danger

The author deftly captures the intricacies and subtle violence of a sibling relationship. As both girls age, our sympathies shift again and again

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Puppy love: why asking my boyfriend to coparent Basil the greyhound was the most important proposal of all

If I can trust my boyfriend with my dog, the most important thing in my life, then I guess I can trust him again with my bruised and idiotic heart

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Top Marks for cosying up to News Corp – but Hugh knows if it’ll stop constant attacks on the ABC?

The Australian, a relentless chronicler of the broadcaster’s perceived sins, is MD’s ‘new friend’. Plus: a radio giant v its two biggest stars

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Peach PRC on stardom, synaesthesia and sexuality: ‘There was so much joy and fun in stripping’

The millions-streamed TikTok famous singer Shaylee Curnow has only just released her debut album: Porcelain, a huge departure from her candy-coloured, very online aesthetic

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My husband doesn’t want to give up his mistress. Should I settle for half his heart?

It sounds like you are so concerned about losing him, you are considering losing yourself, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. This bit is the mistake

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I did not tell my sister that our other sister was dying. Silence was the right choice, yet murky and painful

In family estrangement, the mud and dirt gets everywhere, Kathryn Heyman writes. And it is very hard to undo what has been done

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No more Matildas or Socceroos blockbuster matches if top teams won’t make the trip

The pressure is on Football Australia to sustain interest in the national sides but luring elite opposition to play friendlies at home is ‘bloody difficult’

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Fuel crisis batters fish and chip shops, pushing up price of classic Good Friday meal

Fishing fleets are staying in port, cooking oil costs are rising and chips are no longer cheap, putting businesses across Australia under pressure

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