The richest suburb is swimming in it
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Pressure grows for tougher sentences
Good behaviour bonds for violent drunks not tough enough, say critics.
Woman severely burnt in attack
The critically ill 39-year-old was discovered behind a fence, crying for help in Sydney's southwest.
Sydney link to measles outbreak
It started with one man at a dance contest. Now thousands have been exposed across the world.
German man killed by WWII bomb
The driver of an excavator was killed and 13 others injured when a World War II-era bomb blew up.
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Wet'n'Wild makes wrong kind of splash
Besides the technical issues that have dogged the park, patrons are unhappy with the high prices.
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Perfect storm lures Australians to war
It is only 1pm but the winter sky is already darkening in the border town of Kilis and this hotel reception room is cold.
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Medicare in sights for overhaul
The Health Minister flags an overhaul of Medicare, warning soaring costs make system ''unmanageable''.
Super rich the 21st century dictators
In Russia, just 110 people own a mind-boggling 35 per cent of the country's wealth.
- Comment: Coalition's own 'great big new tax'
- Record sparks heated debate on climate policy
- It's hot - and not just in the kitchens of bickering MPs
- Government buying cheap imports: manufacturers
- Surge in charities prompts warning over donations
- Drop in asylum seeker boat numbers
- Superannuation tapped to fund weight-loss surgery
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It's a new year but not as we know it
A guide to 2014 culture, technology and politics. Maybe.
Diagnosing the dollars
As Amanda Vanstone once famously asked: What can can five bucks buy you anyway?
Business
How biotech finally boomed
Funds are flowing from mining into biotech, but investing in the sector is not for the faint-hearted.
US stocks flat after Fed comments
For the first time since 2005, the S&P500 index starts a year with two straight negative sessions.
BlackRock behind Forge share rally
The world's largest money manager takes stake in embattled mining services company.
Proposed GP fee would hurt poorest
There are solid economic reasons why a GP fee is being considered.
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Five financial predictions for 2014
Happy New Year! For the first time since 2008 these words come without irony.
Dollar days as spectre of 1914 returns
As the global security system unravels - with echoes of 1914 - we enter the year of the all-conquering US dollar.
- Exploration Aurora Oil & Gas to cut spending
- Resources Shell sell-down good for Woodside
- Media Murdoch retreats from China
- US Bernanke strikes upbeat note in swan song
- ASX Friday falls but shares end week higher
- China Fox in Wal-Mart China’s donkey meat
- Oil Libya, stockpiles cap oil gains
- Markets Five financial predictions for 2014
- Currencies $A dips on China services slowdown
- Resources Fortescue resumes following death
- Gas Major blow for Browse LNG project
- Property City house prices rise 10% in 2013
Money
Economic trends to watch this year
Oodles of oil, the price of rice and Japan rising ... trends to shape our financial future.
12 ways to invest better in 2014
The bad habits you need to kick and the good ones you need to acquire for your finances to flourish.
Executive Style
How to tell if you're a tosser
The not-so-humble tosser is typically not hard to spot - unless it's you.
Small Business
Should office romances be kept secret?
Many people meet their partner at work, but that doesn't make it easy to manage the working relationship.
How to get people to read your emails
Never let your emails be consigned to the junk folder again.
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Page-turners: the best books for 2014
New books by John Cleese, Julia Gillard and George R. R. Martin are among the literary treats in store this year.
How I let go of The Book Thief
Markus Zusak expected his novel to flop. Instead, it sold eight million copies and will be seen on the big screen.
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'I've eaten a lot of chocolate'
Nigella Lawson says she has eaten a lot of chocolate since the “mortifying” experience of having her private life put on display during the fraud trial of two former assistants.
Ear tattoos: ear ink is all the buzz
There's a joke among tattoo artists that whenever Rihanna gets a new tattoo, droves of 20-something women will soon come asking for the same.
King of the kids: popular baby names
Despite all the bizarre names, you might be surprised by our sedate sensibilities.
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If you're feeling a little parched, here are three thirst-quenching drinks that pack a punch - of the alcohol-free kind.
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What it's like to have 15 children
Roll calls, a 'buddy system' and colour coding are some of the wrangling tools Jeni and Ray Bonell use.
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Screen stars out of costume
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"I resented the continuous expectations and that I was always called upon to solve problems ... beyond my young capabilities."
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Where nude swimming is normal
A pool where swimming naked is the norm and 19 other reasons to visit the Finnish capital.
How to do Bali without the bustle
A haven away from the hurly-burly of the island's crammed tourist strips.
It's totes amaze-falls
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Technology
NSA researching quantum computer
The NSA is racing to build a computer that could break nearly every kind of encryption used to protect important data.
Facebook allegedly reading messages
Facebook is being sued over allegations it monitors private messages and shares the data with advertisers.
Retro video games live on
From Mario to Tomb Raider, gamers are finding new ways to play their old favourites.
- Digital life The rise of children using tech
- Computers 10% of desktop PCs run Windows 8
- Robots Meet the wall-walking space gecko
- Mobiles BlackBerry and Alicia Keys to part ways
- Broadband Aussie broadband patchy
- Security Was your Snapchat account hacked?
- Security Apple denies NSA iPhone hack claims
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Summer reading: brush up on tech
There's nothing like a few quiet days, a lounge chair and some good books to expand our horizons.
eBay may launch digital currency
eBay's PayPal unit has filed a patent application proposing secure tokens that could be used as virtual currency.
FireEye buys Mandiant for $1 billion
Cyber security company FireEye has acquired Mandiant in a cash-and-stock deal that is worth more than $1 billion.
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House prices near record
Melbourne's house prices are on the cusp of a new high.
Queensland's priciest property
Tintagel estate was the city's most expensive property to change hands in 2013, according to the latest figures available.
Bumper year for price growth
Sydney led the nation’s median home value growth in 2013.
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- NSW Urban renewal hits roadblock
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Ford reveals solar-powered family car
Blue oval promises free fuel by harnessing the sun.
Toyota Corolla tops 2013 new-car sales
Japanese brand finally claims the title of Australia's favourite car.
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Live: Day two, 5th Ashes Test, Sydney
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Australia eventually took the points on day one. Join Rohan Connolly for all the happenings on the second day of the SCG Test.
Sydney FC draw despite red card
Sydney FC overcame a harsh send-off and rough penalty call to scrap a 2-2 draw with an injury-hit Adelaide United in a controversial clash.
Smith, Haddin lead counter attack
Three years ago against England, Steve Smith looked out of his depth.
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