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The autistic man with a talent for IKEA
Brad Fremmerlid cannot read or speak. But hand him an instruction manual for flatpack furniture and he will solve all your problems.
Brad Fremmerlid cannot read or speak. But hand him an instruction manual for flatpack furniture and he will solve all your problems.
Police and immigration unite to bring down a sex trafficking ring in this Emmy nominated series.
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Three mines at centre of ICAC inquiries have their licences cancelled without compensation.
A police officer who shot dead a man in Westfield should be recognised for his bravery, a coroner says.
An algorithm wants your job, with study in US showing up to 50% are at risk of "computerisation".
Throat infections caused by gonorrhoea have increase four-fold among men living in Sydney’s south-east.
Last week's heatwave rivalled temperatures preceding the Black Saturday bushfires, says Bureau of Meteorology.
Surreal. Marcus and Julie Lee used this word often to describe their first encounter with Sydney – and freedom – in five years.
The chief of Australia's navy has issued a passionate statement defending officers.
Craig Thomson's half-brother has taken the stand for the prosecution in the former federal MP's fraud and theft trial.
The budget is coming, the one which will make all the debate since the election seem like a Seinfeld episode.
Those interested in Australia having a quality education system should welcome the review.
Valuations for big four banks remain ‘‘stretched’’, Goldman Sachs says.
The sharemarket slipped despite positive Chinese data and appetite for mining stocks.
Close to half of US jobs at risk of ‘computerisation’ in the next 20 years, says study.
No one ever said markets have to make sense.
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Hedge funds think 2014 could be the year their currency bets finally pay off.
China’s annual economic growth eased to 7.7 per cent between October and December 2013.
Saving is one thing best not put off until tomorrow. And data shows the advantages of starting now.
Investors in art photography are a growing band and the prices are climbing as a recent auction showed.
The only bad Valentine's gift is the one into which you don't put enough thought.
Too much information: what to do when a colleague tells too much, too often.
Famous Sydney cyclery transforms its business model.
Helen Kapalos has resigned as host of Channel 7's Today Tonight and will join the network's flagship current affairs program, Sunday Night.
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The breakfast duo almost slip seamlessly into new roles... almost.
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As Seven and Nine's trench warfare intensifies, the future of Today Tonight looks uncertain.
Classically trained opera singer Erin Holland has been putting her skills to good use.
A generational shift is taking place in attitudes to marriage, with younger couples appearing more committed to the institution than their older peers.
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Why The Biggest Loser is likely to do more harm than good for the people of Ararat.
Actress Kerry Washington declares she has "nothing to hide anymore" on the red carpet.
When you discover your child spends their break alone at school your heart sinks, but it's not always bad news.
Watch 17-year-old Savannah Brown paint a brutally honest poetic picture of the unrealistic expectations placed on girls.
Virgin to allow all, including economy passengers, to access lounges for a price. But is it a good idea?
Thousands of tourist converge on one of Australia's coolest, strangest music festivals
New figures show Paris has been knocked off its perch.
An immigrants' son done good, Ruslan Kogan has established himself as one of Australia's top young business guns.
Hype's already building for a Brisbane-designed mobile phone with just one button
Mankind's primordial dream of flight is taking off with a new twist.
Axing of Yahoo's second-in-command sends signal that reality is setting in for Yahoo chief Marissa Mayer.
Dropbox raises $284m in financing from BlackRock and others that values it at $11.4b, source says.
Large "botnet" infected TVs, refrigerator and routers to send more than 750k malicious emails, say researchers.
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The launch of BMW’s 4-Series could be seen as just adding one more prefix to its line-up.
The second week of competition at the Australian Open begins with several big names looking to make the quarter-finals.
Socceroo midfielder Tom Rogic has clinched a deal to move on loan to Melbourne Victory until the end of May.
Selectors contemplate a reshuffle of the batting line-up for South Africa.
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Ben Quilty wins best painting category at the inaugural Prudential Eye Awards in Singapore.
New play brings to light the role of Indigenous soldiers who fought and died for King, Empire and a newly-minted Australia.
Sydney's inaugural So Frenchy So Chic in the Park proved a resounding success