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Shadow treasurer Jim Chalmers reveals his love of sneakers, Patty Mills, Nespresso and the Le Bron James television show he can’t stop watching.

A communal way of life is poised to play a central role in a burgeoning, multi-billion dollar cannabis industry.

More than 160 trials have been aborted in Victoria in the past five years due to some form of misconduct, error, problem or interference with a jury.

Mitchell Old’s ambition is on display with this brash staging of the black comedy Heathers: The Musical.

Once just another stop on the PGA Tour’s west coast swing, the Phoenix Open has turned into one of golf’s greatest spectacles, as Sam Ryder learnt when he hit a hole-in-one in front of a packed stadium at the 16th hole.

Firefighters were stretched to the limit after tackling 68 fire incidents arising over just two hours on Friday due to an intense lightning belt sweeping the southern parts of WA.

The family of Carmel Mullally, who lived in the last vestige of historic residential buildings in the port since the 1950s, sold the house to the port authority which infamously tried to push her out many years ago.

Neither Russia nor the US wants to risk World War III over Ukraine. But, as history shows us, armed conflict can escalate with a momentum of its own that is difficult to stop.

The Harvard Law Review essay contest has been opened for the first time to foreign students. And the winner is a young student from Paddington.

Data compiled by The Sunday Age shows the number of QR code scans in Victoria dropped from 45.6 million in the final week of November to a weekly average of 20.3 million in February.

As one YouTube user surmises, “This is gonna be the Avengers Endgame of Super Bowl half-time shows”.

The man, believed to be in his 50s, was flown to a Brisbane hospital after coming down at Dalby Airport early on Sunday.

There are now 465 people in hospital with the virus in Victoria, with 17 on ventilators and 181 in intensive care.

The Australian government has ordered the evacuation of its embassy in Kyiv amid concerns Russian troops are preparing to invade Ukraine.

Police moved to clear the demonstrators partially blocking a US-Canada border crossing. Across the Atlantic, French protesters temporarily blocked the Champs-Élysées.

Kamila Valieva’s positive result was a chilling reminder that female athletes in certain sports have long been considered disposable in countries that support state-sponsored doping.

The week in photos from our award winning staff photographers and regular contributing photographers at The Age.

Mack Hansen kept up his eye-popping form with a superb solo try but France put one hand on the Six Nations trophy with victory over Ireland.

The new cases come as “fatigued and diminished” nurses and midwives across NSW plan to walk off the job on Tuesday to protest their pay and conditions.

The public has softened its stance on drugs over the past decade, but particularly for cannabis. Advocates hope the shift will see drug users spared from a criminal stigma that can get in the way of positive change.

A theatre collective called re:group takes a fresh shot at using cameras and screens on a stage.

While a Christian, my first duty as a teacher is to respect my students by showing them that my knowledge of Islam is in keeping with what they believe.