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Fried and boiled eggs are in danger of being consigned to breakfast history with younger generations opting for different ways to start the day, according to a new survey.
One of Melbourne’s most iconic properties, Cranlana, the grand Toorak estate owned by the Myer family for more than a century, is now up for sale.
Affected drivers are being told not to park their cars in the garage over the dangerous issue.
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‘We extend our sincerest condolences to his bereaved family and colleagues.’
RENEE ONQUE: Two weeks ago, I decided to delete my social media apps and commit to a prolonged period away from digital communities.
The divisive item is only available for a limited time.
Even the owners of a freestanding Victorian terrace had to adjust expectations as the combination of cautious buyers and a long weekend in some states made for a rocky, horror clearance show
The boss of Uber claims politics is determining people’s feelings on EVs and dampening enthusiasm for their take-up.
Bricklayers in one Aussie State are charging $3 a brick as the runaway building industry defies 13 interest rate rises and emerges as a key driver of the nation’s inflation problem.
The daughter of convicted child abuser Ruby Franke has slammed an upcoming movie based on the traumatic events that happened to her family.
‘I take it every morning to improve my chances of living a longer, healthier life – and I think it’s something you might wish to consider’.
A vet who took home a kitten she was meant to euthanise has been found guilty of serious professional misconduct.
Three incredible historic properties in Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth have sold at auction, fetching higher than expected prices.
A year after being re-listed, the palatial Balgownie mansion of flamboyant Wollongong businessman Vito Pennimpede remains on the market.
Passengers said the movie was ‘extremely inappropriate’ for children on board.