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- Oct 2, 2026
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Sexual assault advocate condemns Swans best and fairest message (opens the original)
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A sexual assault advocate has criticised the Sydney Swans’ decision to allow players at the centre of sexual assault allegations to remain eligible for the club’s best and fairest award, after star midfielder Isaac Heeney took home the top honour on Thursday night. Heeney and teammates Chad Warner, Nick Blakey and James Jordon all featured in the top 10 of polling for the Bob Skilton Medal, which the club earlier this week recast as an award for the Swans’ “most valuable player”. The four player
‘They have been pushed over the edge’: Alleged Sydney Swans sexual assault victims suffering trauma disorders (opens the original)
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Two of the women at the centre of the Sydney Swans sexual assault allegations have been medically assessed and found to be suffering severe trauma-related disorders following events at the Pullman East Melbourne in August. A source connected to two of the women, but not authorised to speak publicly, told this masthead the women were struggling to deal with what had occurred at the East Melbourne hotel room in the pre-dawn hours of August 17. “They have been pushed over the edge by the incident a
Meta moves into secret new Melbourne digs at the top end of town (opens the original)
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Billionaire Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta Platforms has established a secret and highly secure new headquarters in Melbourne’s CBD. The tech giant has just moved into the recently completed 51 Flinders Lane development but will not be raising any signage on or in the building’s public spaces that would identify the company as a tenant. A spokeswoman for the $US1.72 trillion ($2.4 trillion) group confirmed to this masthead that Meta had now moved into its new Melbourne base, but declined to comment on t
Former Blues president Luke Sayers issues apology to end high-stakes defamation case with ex-wife (opens the original)
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Former Carlton president Luke Sayers has settled his bitter defamation battle with his ex-wife Cate, with the businessman issuing an apology for the extreme hurt and harm he had caused to the mother of his four daughters. The confidential, eleventh-hour agreement staves off potentially explosive court proceedings that could have severely embarrassed the AFL and several of its most senior executives. Cate Sayers sued her ex-husband for defamation in the Supreme Court of Victoria, claiming he had
‘More harm than good’: Stefanie Catalano pleads for police to drop husband’s assault charges (opens the original)
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The wife of alleged domestic violence perpetrator Antony Catalano has filed a second statement of no complaint to Victoria Police in the criminal case against her millionaire husband, rejecting some of the allegations against him and outlining the psychological toll the prosecution has taken on her family. It comes as Victoria Police has replaced the original prosecutor in the high-profile assault case against Catalano, who is facing criminal charges following an alleged domestic violence incide
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