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US has ‘no closer friend’ than Britain, Trump says as he welcomes Charles
While the ceremony was under way at the White House, a potentially explosive news report revealed the British ambassador to the US told a group of students that the US’s real “special relationship” was with Israel.
Rebel Wilson denies bullying actor, mounting smear campaign
The Hollywood actor gave evidence in the high-stakes defamation case brought against her by the young star of her directorial debut.
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Islamic State
US frustrated at Australia’s ‘opposition’ to ISIS bride repatriation
The revelation comes as two sources close to the repatriation process confirmed that the United States has an interest in the repatriation process.
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Childcare
‘His skin came off’: Sydney centre with 168 breaches joins wave of childcare closures
A childcare centre that repeatedly lost children and left toddlers in soiled nappies all day has joined a growing number of centres leaving the sector rather than meet stringent new safety laws.
Australia’s universities ‘getting closer’ to $100,000 degrees
When the Morrison government first introduced the Job-ready Graduates scheme, some were cautiously optimistic. However, its folly has become apparent.
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Electric vehicles
Revealed: The Sydney suburbs with the most and fewest EVs
It’s the latte line all over again as data reveals just who owns the most electric vehicles.
Analysis
Trump's America
It’s fine to call the US president a fascist or a despot – but this line really rattled the White House
At a time when there should be sympathy for Trump and the White House, they make it so much harder by overplaying their hand.
Trump not happy with latest Iran proposal, US official says
Iran’s latest proposal would set aside discussion of its nuclear program until the war is ended and disputes over Gulf shipping are resolved.
Analysis
Social media
Meta has been blocking news in Canada for years, and the sky hasn’t fallen
Local journalism deserves saving. But the scheme designed to save it rests on assumptions that Mark Zuckerberg has already demolished, without consequences.
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NRL 2026
Tiger changes his stripes: Jarome Luai agrees to join PNG Chiefs from 2028
The Wests Tigers playmaker has informed teammates he will move to the NRL’s expansion franchise after next season.
Sophistication and depth: The hottest colour to paint your walls now
Some love its connection with nature while others have championed its sophistication and classic style. Designers are embracing this deep shade ripped straight from the runway.
Analysis
Healthcare
There’s a new nose-spray flu vaccine. Should your children get it?
With flu season almost upon us, it’s time to get vaccinated. And for the first time, there’s more than one option available.
Why this Aussie actor almost turned down the Devil Wears Prada 2
Patrick Brammall, best known for the hit series Colin from Accounts, stars opposite Anne Hathaway in the sequel to the hit film.
The overlooked exercise that packs a punch, but won’t leave you aching
We tend to focus on the upwards part of movement, but what happens on the way down can be just as beneficial.
China is now our fifth most-popular destination, but we’re travelling in new ways
China is now the fifth most-visited nation for Australian travellers, with 700,000 heading there over the past 12 months.
Opinion
Religion
Russell Brand has found God. If only he knew how to find Bible verses on live television
The comedian turned conspiracy theorist turned born-again Christian was doing an interview with Piers Morgan when it all went off the rails.
Katy Hall
Age deputy state topic editor
From gunshots to gilded plates: Who are the real hooligans of the art world?
A new exhibition explores how the art world’s most transgressive misfits are being celebrated, caricatured and commodified.
Add oomph to boiled eggs with Adam Liaw’s easy Korean-inspired marinade
These marinated eggs are ready in as little as six hours, but over two or three days in the fridge will cure to a jammy yellow yolk.
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Middle East at war
Opinion
Trump says he’s won the war. No one has told the Iranians
Peter Hartcher
Political and international editor
Iran reportedly offers deal to US to reopen strait and delay nuclear talks
The plan calls for extending the ceasefire so the US and Iran can work towards a permanent end to the fighting, according to news organisation Axios.
Opinion
All of his assumptions proven wrong, Trump is Iran’s newest hostage
Iran’s generals are tormenting the US president, out-trolling the master troller, and mocking him as a Bibi puppet who wants to distract from the Epstein files.
Maureen Dowd
New York Times columnist
Sydney
Bail win for alleged leader of global satanic child abuse ring
The accused head of the syndicate that allegedly includes a sports coach and former cop has been released into the community, despite concerns about potential alleged reoffending.
Driver charged over alleged Sydney e-bike hit-and-run
The 38-year-old was charged after a teenage boy was thrown off his e-bike and airlifted to hospital after the crash.
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Roberts-Smith case
Roberts-Smith’s girlfriend calls potential criminal witness and MP a ‘traitor’
Sarah Matulin said the since-deleted comment on an Instagram post by Andrew Hastie – who will potentially testify in Roberts-Smith’s murder trial – was a “mistake”.
For three days, Elbie the two-year-old dog stood trapped on a 13th-storey ledge
It took fire and rescue teams several hours to retrieve the two-year-old Jack Russell – who had been missing for several days – from a building ledge in Dee Why.
Inside an Aladdin’s cave for train buffs lies a lifetime of memories
Hidden in inner Sydney behind Victorian-era brick walls is a jewel in the crown of the state’s railways where time seems to have stopped.
NRL 2026
Six months ago, Teagan wanted to quit league. Now she’s making her Origin debut
The Dragons fullback will finally pull on a NSW jersey next week, but it might never have happened.
The tough Dog who is needling both shoulders just to take the field
Bulldogs captain Stephen Crichton made a miraculous return from a shoulder injury last weekend, but said he had a new appreciation for teammate Jacob Preston’s pain threshhold.
Politics
Coalition calls for government to consider fleet of ‘long-range bombers’
Opposition defence spokesman James Paterson also said he was an AUKUS “true believer” but that the submarine plan carried “enormous risks”.
Business
Analysis
Active investing
Our $12 trillion obsession with property could be under threat
With interest rates likely to continue rising in 2026, households may want to consider lowering their huge exposures to property.
Marc Jocum
World
After the chaos, a cup of tea: King keeps calm and carries on with the Trumps
The British royals bonded with the Trumps over bees and honey on day one of their state visit to Washington.
Opinion
My friend just went to Paris. He came back dispirited
Lee Tulloch
Travel columnist
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Property
How far property prices are set to fall
Average dwelling prices could fall 11 per cent by 2030, new research shows. Key to the future are housing supply and the unemployment rate.
Buyer settles on Jennifer Hawkins and Jake Wall’s $30 million mansion
The Whale Beach clifftop mansion, which was designed and constructed by the pair, has set a record for the suburb.
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Lifestyle
Why women may feel they need more sleep than men
There are a few small differences between men and women that may help explain why some people can’t seem to feel energised – no matter how much sleep they get.
Culture
Can The Devil Wears Prada 2 out-chic these stylish street scenes?
Miranda Priestly and co are not the first fashionistas to stop us in our tracks.
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NRL 2026
Jarome Luai agrees to join PNG Chiefs from 2028
The Wests Tigers co-captain has informed teammates he will move to the NRL’s expansion franchise on what is expected to be a three-year deal after next season.
Could Australia see Sawe? Sydney Marathon to chase sub-two hour stars
After incredible times were set in London, Sydney Marathon organisers are in talks with Sebastian Sawe’s camp about running in the Harbour City in August.
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NRL 2026
Luai’s private jet was paid for by PNG government; Chiefs sign Alex Johnston
The Wests Tigers, NSW and Samoa star has signed a $1.2 million-a-year, tax-free deal with the Chiefs.
The tough Dog who is needling both shoulders just to take the field
Bulldogs captain Stephen Crichton made a miraculous return from a shoulder injury last weekend, but said he had a new appreciation for teammate Jacob Preston’s pain threshhold.
Six months ago, Teagan wanted to quit league. Now she’s making her Origin debut
Dragons fullback Teagan Berry will finally pull on a NSW jersey next week, but it might never have happened after the 23-year-old considered walking away from the game.
Analysis
NRL 2026
PNG Chiefs’ courting of Luai shows not all NRL teams are created equal
The sight of the Wests Tigers star sitting next to PNG’s prime minister on Sunday highlighted the unprecedented nature of incentives wrapped up in this NRL expansion franchise.
The secrets behind Sabastian Sawe’s marathon world record
Sabastian Sawe broke the men’s marathon world record in London on Sunday. This is how he did it.
Have Your Say
Why Jarome Luai’s PNG parade was so painful for Tigers fans
The star playmaker returned to Sydney on Monday evening after a not-so-subtle trip to meet Chiefs officials in PNG. Wests Tigers fans are right to be concerned.
Christian Nicolussi
Sports reporter
