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Ex-Wallabies half Gordon played his first game of league two months ago. Now he’s about to make history

Published: October 12, 2024 05:00

There’s been plenty of movement between league and union, but former Wallaby Carter Gordon is embarking on a feat not achieved for more than three decades.

Retail technology could take the self-checkout to the change room and let shoppers try then buy

Published: October 12, 2024 02:45

A makeover for the department store change room could help consumers request a different size or colour from their cubicle, and even buy or order clothing without asking for help.

‘Great chance to shock the favourites’: Rejuvenated Socceroos up for a blue in Japan

Published: October 12, 2024 01:03

The Socceroos have beaten the Samurai Blue just once in 12 meetings since the famous Tim Cahill-inspired 3-1 win in Kaiserslautern at the 2006 World Cup, but they will face the runaway group leaders with renewed confidence after a first-up win over China


Most people don’t even know where this suburb is. That suits residents to a tee

Published: October 11, 2024 18:00

If you Google “Derrimut”, the top result is a gym franchise, and one of its main claims to fame is actually in the next suburb over – but that out-of-the-way reputation is what has attracted families.

Voters appear to think John Pesutto could be our next premier. He just needs to convince his colleagues

Published: October 11, 2024 18:00

The paradox bedevilling the Victorian Liberal party is on show as their leader is greeted warmly on the street by punters but at Spring Street risks becoming the next casualty in a long list of ousted leaders.

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