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For 40 years a venue in inner city Chippendale has provided a platform for trannies and white witches, soldiers and princes to hold forth, writes Tim Elliott.
Debt clouds loom over charity that succours little children
Running to help others, in memory of his mum
Light-rail fare cuts pledge still not met
More delays for Tiger passengers
Thinking global, acting local
Pushing for a boycott against Israel became bigger than a local council.
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MARISSA CALLIGEROS Queensland Premier Anna Bligh may be second-guessing her choice of North Stradbroke Island as an Easter holiday destination.
Watson a 'coward but not a killer'
Flood of leads on West End rape
Origin signs $90b LNG deal
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Crowds set to mark Anzac Day
Up to 15,000 people expected to march in city's Anzac Day march.
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PAUL MILLAR Replacements are already being touted to fill the vacuum created by the expected defection of at least two of Victoria's police chiefs.
Rain-hit farmers determined to keep their livelihoods afloat
Human rights bill critic leads inquiry
Would-be lawyer carries 'bag of dishonest conduct'
Long road to Aboriginal artists' resale royalties
Suppression, gangster style
Court slaying, false arrest: hairy stuff for a young bush journo.
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SIMON WHITE Shadow sports minister Roger Cook has accused Premier Colin Barnett of selling the state short by asking for $50 million from the AFL towards a new football stadium in Perth.
Driver charged over horror Kimberley crash
Dutch 'drug traffickers' arrested in Perth and Sydney
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'Police responded appropriately'
Police say they did enough regarding malnourished baby who died.
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Gillard holds little hope for change in N Korea
JOHN GARNAUT The Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, said North Korea would stick to its aggressive brinkmanship and nuclear weapons programs as she detailed ambitious new defence links with Japan.
Ozone hole linked to east coast weather
Growth in uni places good for economy, says Labor
The Essay: Pathways to Papua
Festival bases its success on something for everyone
Helping soldiers scarred by war
The modern military spares no expense in helping our Diggers.
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An alley in the southern Iraq town of AN Nasiriyah was the location for one of the American military's most violent encounters.
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Oz and James begin their exploration of south-west England with a trip to a traditional cider farm in Somerset, where they meet 'the Godfather of cider'.
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The father whose commerce is the tools of death
JASON KOUTSOUKIS The Beiruti arms dealer Abu Jihad is more than an hour late to our pre-arranged meeting. ''I'm very sorry for the delay,'' said the balding father of four when he finally appeared.
US relaxes donation rules for Cuba
Indian anti-nuclear protesters will not be deterred
Gulf bloc proposes exit plan for Saleh
Oil giants play loose with facts on gas
Newsmaker: Donald Trump
This political apprentice has a lot to learn, writes Nick O'Malley.
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Swan chides RBA over governor's pay
CLANCY YEATES The Treasurer, Wayne Swan, has reprimanded the Reserve Bank board for granting Glenn Stevens a big pay rise and taking almost a year to tell the government of its decision, documents show.
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Michael Evans Kinghorn drops a clanger
Arafura Pearls placed in voluntary administration
Our pot of gold for when the mines run dry
Demand for Sydney's CBD space rises
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Resource wealth must be saved for the national good
Malcolm Maiden Road to economic recovery is still full of potholes
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Carbon-dated resurrection
PETER HARTCHER The success or failure of Julia Gillard's carbon tax will determine the opposing fates of Kevin Rudd and Malcolm Turnbull.
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Apple slammed over iPhone tracking
Privacy watchdogs are demanding answers from Apple about why iPhones and iPads are secretly collecting location data on users.
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US hacker guilty of $36m credit card scam
Apple trumps Google's new music locker
Hacker stole Facebook pics for adult sites
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Facebook fury: Kates locked out
Some women who share her name have been blocked from Facebook.
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From market to mega mall
No matter what you're looking for, Bangkok is a shopper's heaven, writes Leisa Tyler.
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Queensland 'Bugger of a year'
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China targets Mazda3 and Corolla
JEZ SPINKS Chinese manufacturers Chery and Great Wall to launch attack on top-sellers in 2012.
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Broncos sink their teeth into toothless Tigers
GLENN JACKSON Darren Lockyer and Sam Thaiday sink the Tigers.
Rugby Waugh relishing the breakdown battle
Tennis Victory has Stosur back in the driver's seat
Cycling Gerrans' plan to isolate brilliant Belgian
Racing Oliver has form on board for grand carnival finale
Beale v Cooper: the beat goes on
Old friends could decide tonight's Waratahs v Reds clash.
