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Bali deaths: Family of Noelene Bischoff and daughter reject autopsy

Noelene and Yvan Jeana Yuri Bischoff

ESTHER HAN 9:18pm The family of the Sunshine Coast mother and daughter who mysteriously died a day into their Bali holiday has advised local authorities not to conduct an autopsy on the bodies.

What happened while you were on holiday

Sydney fireworks.

AMANDA HOH 5:13pm A cheat sheet for those returning to work

Sydney 11th-priciest city in world, according to crowdsourced comparison

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Charmaine Wong While city dwellers and expats alike enjoy complaining about how much a coffee costs in Sydney, an exercise in crowdsourcing shows the city is cheap when compared with rivals including New York, Paris, London and Singapore.

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Bali deaths: Family mourns 'best mates'

Noelene and Yvan Jeana Yuri Bischoff

Staff reporters The distraught family of a Sunshine Coast mother and daughter who died of suspected food poisoning in Bali are finding comfort in the knowledge the ‘‘best mates’’ will forever be together.

Tony Abbott's job pledge based on figures from the Howard years

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DAVID WROE The Abbott government came up with its pledge to create 1 million jobs in five years solely on the employment growth rate achieved under the former Howard government, a Coalition insider says.

Mystery continues over mother and daughter's 'freakish' deaths in Bali

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Esther Han, Jeffrey Hutton The past fortnight was bliss for Noelene Bischoff and her daughter, Yvana Jeana Yuri Bischoff. The pair had celebrated Yvana's 14th birthday as well as Christmas and New Year's Eve.

Sydney tipped to host William, Kate and baby George

Royals

Tim Barlass The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their baby, Prince George, are expected to be based in Sydney for their first tour since the royal birth in July.

Boys are born to prefer dolls over masculine toys like cars

Boys

Lucy Marks The preference many boys have for ''masculine'' toys such as cars only develops later in life, according to a new study that tracked the eye movements of babies.

Drought-struck farmers plead for Interest Rate Subsidy

Drought

Georgie Stone NSW farmers in drought-affected areas are urging the government to reinstate the interest rate subsidy, an axed program that helped stop them from falling into deeper debt.

Geoffrey Edelsten faces jail threat for defying judge over $11m debt

Edelsten

BEN BUTLER Disgraced former doctor Geoffrey Edelsten has been threatened with a referral to United States prosecutors if he does not settle a multimillion-dollar dispute with his former US business partners.

Best HSC marks fail to guarantee place in medicine courses

Students

AMY MCNEILAGE Only 48 of the more than 65,000 school leavers in NSW achieved the 99.95 ATAR needed to gain entry into medicine at the University of Sydney.

Husband in bid to stop $3.2m prenup

Prenup

LOUISE HALL A wealthy Sydney businessman forced to give his ex-wife, a former pole dancer, $3.2 million is asking the High Court to overturn a decision to uphold their prenuptial agreement in a case that may affect thousands of relationship contracts.

Man goes without sex for a year for charity

Peter Lynagh , who has abstained from sex for a year  - For Sunday Age
Photo Pat Scala The Age
Wednesday the 1st of January 2014

JILL STARK By his own admission, Pete Lynagh was ''completely shallow''. Picking up women was his thing. Weekends were a blur of parties, clubs and one-night stands.

Manly activist Alex Harris more committed than ever to Greenpeace after Russian jail experience

Alexandra Harris Hearing At Murmansk Court

Bail hearing for Greenpeace International activist Alexandra Harris (from the United Kingdom) at the Murmansk  District Court . Alexandra Harris is one of the 'Arctic 30' who are now in custody charged with piracy, punishable for up to 15 years in prison.

Tim Barlass The Winter Olympics in Sochi next month is an opportunity to tell the world ''what goes on in Russia'', says Manly Greenpeace worker Alex Harris.

Editorial cartoon

An abandoned shopping trolley says to an abandoned Christmas tree ' Oh, poor you! Abandoned one day of the year...BOO-HOO! Seriously mate, get a grip.'

The day's burning issues as seen through the eyes of The Herald's editorial cartoonist.

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