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Five teenagers charged over string of home invasions

Police have charged five teenagers over a dozen home invasions in west Melbourne last year, two of which left residents with serious injuries.

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Teenager Linda Noskova stuns top seed Iga Swiatek in Australian Open third round

NEW DELHI: Top seed and world number one Iga Swiatek tumbled out of the Australian Open on Saturday, losing 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 to Czech teenager Linda Noskova in the third round as her bid for a maiden title at Melbourne Park and fifth Grand Slam trophy fell apart.

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Breakers stay alive by beating hapless Phoenix

The NZ Breakers kept themselves right in the hunt for the NBL top six with a 106-75 victory in Auckland against the struggling South East Melbourne Phoenix.

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Swiatek stunned by Noskova, Zverev, Medvedev and Alcaraz through: Australian Open – as it happened

Swiatek stunned by unseeded teenager Noskova, while Norrie finds another level to reach fourth round with victory over Ruud

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‘If you both hate a chore, do it together’: readers on dividing household labour

From 50/50 splits to prioritising fairness over equality, readers share how the division of domestic labour works in their households – and when it doesn’t

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Wildcats and JackJumpers join United in NBL title race

The Perth Wildcats and Tasmania JackJumpers have shown Melbourne United have a fight on their hands to win the NBL title.

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David Shrigley wants your balls: ‘Just one of many stupid artworks I have made over the years’

At the British artist’s new Melbourne work, you can exchange a ratty old ball for a pristine new one. Just don’t leave an apple instead

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JackJumpers make NBL statement with United hammering

The Tasmania JackJumpers have returned to top NBL form, emphatically beating league-leading Melbourne United by 21 points in Hobart.

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More than 20 guns, mortar shell uncovered after robbery

Police have found a military mortar shell and dozens of other weapons as part of an investigation into a robbery in Melbourne's southeast.

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Blinkova sinks Rybakina in titanic clash

MELBOURNE: Anna Blinkova saved six match points and converted on her 10th opportunity to put out last year's runner-up Elena Rybakina in a titanic second-round clash of the Australian Open.

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Bopanna-Ebden pair survives opener

MELBOURNE: Rohan Bopanna and Matthew Edben, the No. 2 seeds, started slowly, trailing by a double break. At 0-5, the first set looked done, but they came back strongly to move past wildcard entrants James Duckworth and Marc Polmans in the first round here.

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Lego worth thousands of dollars seized as police arrest alleged Melbourne drug trafficker

Victoria police confiscate more than 70 boxes of Lego as 45-year-old man arrested following searches across Melbourne

The Guardian - AU

Daniil Medvedev beats Emil Ruusuvuori in ‘tough’ 3.40am Australian Open finish

Daniil Medvedev came from two sets down to reach the third round of the Australian Open in the early hours of the morning

The Guardian - UK

The ‘miracle hangover cure’ invented on a long-haul flight

Daniel Cray racked up a lot of frequent flyer miles working on sports advertising campaigns in his native Melbourne, Australia.

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Emma Raducanu ‘feeling very positive’ about comeback despite Australian Open exit

Emma Raducanu said that she will depart Melbourne positive about her progress on her return from an eight-month layoff despite her second-round defeat

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St Ali & The Queen elevates Melbourne’s coffee culture with modern brews and brutalism

St Ali & The Queen is a Fiona Lynch Office-designed café and cocktail bar in Melbourne’s revitalised Queen Victoria Market

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Karen Khachanov Embraces the Excitement as Tennis Returns to Melbourne

Get ready for all the action as Karen Khachanov returns to the courts of Melbourne, soaking in the vibrant energy and thrilling the crowd. Tennis fans, rej...

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Australian Open: Novak Djokovic's 15-year 'special relationship' with Melbourne tree

Novak Djokovic has consistently attributed his success to unconventional practices, including his 15-year "special relationship" with a tree in Melbourne.

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Daniil Medvedev fights back to win five-setter at 3.39am: Australian Open – as it happened

The two-time Australian Open finalist rallied from two sets down to beat Emil Ruusuvuori in a match that ended in the early hours of the morning

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Afternoon Update: Trump rages in court; mediation between ABC and Antoinette Lattouf fails; and the Australian potato chip test

Donald Trump loses his cool as he faces E Jean Carroll in her defamation case against him

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Teenager Andreeva routs 'idol' Ons Jabeur

MELBOURNE: It was the kind of day that should've come with an advisory, don't expect much to get done, if anything at all. In the first half at least. It poured buckets all morning and Melbourne Park looked primed for a water sport competition. Mirra Andreeva, 16, playing under the…

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Sumit Nagal has hunger for more success: Mahesh Bhupathi

MELBOURNE: Mahesh Bhupathi first met Sumit Nagal sixteen years ago when the veteran pro was on a talent hunt for his tennis academy in Bengaluru. The racket head speed generated by the ten-year-old caught his eye. "He hit a heavy ball, bigger than his size," Bhupathi said.

The Times of India

Djokovic breaks Aussie hearts, overcomes home hope Popyrin

MELBOURNE: Alexei Popyrin's electric play sparked hope for the home fans at the Rod Laver Arena. And as long as that floated around the capacity space, for almost two hours of the Australian Open second-round meeting, the raucous crowd revelled in it.

The Guardian - AU

Why is Novak Djokovic talking about his ‘special relationship’ with a Melbourne tree?

‘I just liked it. I liked its roots and the trunks and branches and everything,’ the world No 1 tells reporters at post-match press conference

The Guardian - AU

High-ranking Victoria police officer charged with three counts of sexual assault alleged to have occurred while on duty

A 49-year-old leading senior constable is facing charges over four separate incidents alleged to have occurred in Melbourne’s northwest between 2020 and 2023

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