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‘Yearning’ is the dating buzzword of the moment. But how healthy is it?

Yearning is having a moment in pop culture, but how does it translate into real life? Relationship experts share their thoughts.

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The green folder had been hidden in my cupboard since 1976. It was a treasure trove

The discovery of folders of negatives from nearly 50 years ago provided a photographic time machine.

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Daley reacts to external noise

Blues coach Laurie Daley speaks to Nine's Danny Weidler about the pressure on him leading into game two.

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Joey admits 'real worry' with NSW team

Andrew Johns selects his Blues team for game two and concedes he is concerned about Mitchell Moses.

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‘The only thing missing’: Club trophies mean nothing to Raso without Matildas glory

After falling short in the Asian Cup final, Matildas winger Hayley Raso has her eyes on World Cup glory.

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‘Dog’s breakfast’: Strata overhaul splits flat owners and industry

Apartment owner advocates have lashed Victoria’s new strata overhaul as a failure, while corporate managers have welcomed a reprieve on insurance kickbacks.

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‘Measure of failure’: $20m inquiry slams Queensland child safety crisis

The probe’s almost 1400-page report has called for sweeping overhauls, including controversial changes to adoption practices and out-of-home care.

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Bartel responds to Essendon links

Jimmy Bartel weighs in on reports he could be set to join Essendon as part of James Hird's coaching team.

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Two rarely screened documentaries capture St Kilda’s sticky carpet heyday

Punkline and Last Drinks are love letters to the once-thriving music and punk scenes of the south-side suburb.

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Signs US and Iran ceasefire is rapidly deteriorating

Signs are showing that the US and Iran ceasefire is rapidly deteriorating after the US knocked out an oil tanker attempting to breach their blockade.

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NSW and Victorian governments put embattled firm KPMG on notice

The NSW government demanded assurance from KPMG that people under investigation as part of a whistleblower scandal are not working on government contracts, whil

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Alcoa to keep mining as WA government overhauls regulations

WA Greens environment spokesperson Jess Beckerling said the government should not be even considering issuing a new exemption order for the miner.

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Country footy club apologises for allowing child sex offender to return

Tyrendarra Football Netball Club released a statement confirming the player was no longer part of the club and would not be returning.

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US pundit takes swipe at Socceroos

US football pundit Alexi Lalas takes a swipe at the Socceroos team after it was unveiled ahead of the FIFA World Cup.

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‘Trump Airport’ could be a new cash cow for the president’s empire

For the first time an airport will be named after a sitting president, and the Trump family is poised to benefit,

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What Neale Daniher told daughter Bec in their final conversation

On the day it was announced NRL star Jai Arrow will toss the coin in Monday’s game, the Magpies and Demons united to remember Neale Daniher’s extraordinary cont

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