Neymar injury spoils Brazilian party
Brazilians were celebrating one of the goals of the tournament. But things soon turned sour when World Cup poster boy left on a stretcher.
Bang Bang Club
True story of photo journalists facing death amidst the violence of the post-Apartheid elections.
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Building Beauty
Examines beauty in architecture, from erotic temples, to igloos and a giant Buddhist icon.
tvAnger over 'unduly lenient' jail sentence
Possibility the 84-year-old could spend just a few years in prison triggers review.
Judge delivers blistering rebuke
For years Rolf Harris was larger than life. But he showed no emotion in courtroom.
Carney a dill but antics private
Comment: Sure, go after the idiots. But the NRL has more dangerous fish to fry first.
Mother stabs teacher to death
Police at a loss to explain why teacher was killed in front of her shocked pupils at a primary school.
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Bulldogs give Sea Eagles the slip
With the Hillsong conference on next door at Allphones Arena there was no shortage of belief around Homebush.
Cummins puts family first in move
Like a rat up a drain pipe, the Honey Badger was gone.
Carney appeals Sharks sacking
Todd Carney has lodged an official appeal over his sacking from Cronulla.
- League McGregor puts fire back in Dragons' belly
- Tennis Federer sets up final against Novak Djokovic
- Knox on Saturday Don't rock the boat, sports
- The Fitz Files Carney victim of privacy breach
- Rugby All eyes on battle between Smith and Folau
- Cycling How Tour de France favourites square up
- League NRL draw gives A-League a free kick
World Cup 2014
Hummels header sees off France
A Mats Hummels header sent Germany into a record fourth successive World Cup semi-finals.
Booed Hulk finally wins over fans
Givanildo Vieira de Souza was no darling of fans at home when he started playing for the national team five years ago.
Luiz stunner secures Brazil win
Brazil's David Luiz stepped up with the hopes of the nation behind him. Then he did this.
New South Wales
Public clueless on huge road project
When the state government changes tack on a big road project, these are the people left wondering and worrying.
National
Why are we buying grounded JSFs?
Multibillion-dollar defence purchase cruelled weeks before Australia takes delivery of the controversial fighters.
World
NASA approves rocket for deep-space
The space agency will start full production on the Space Launch System, the most powerful rocket ever.
Federal Politics
Fears of partisan ABC, SBS boards
Federal government wants more business hard-heads boards to drive tough savings.
Jihadist threat to Diggers
'Can't wait to see them cry': Australian members of al-Qaeda splinter group threaten troops.
Comment
Some freedoms are more equal
Calling all privileged white dudes who get professionally angry from podiums in radio, television and newspapers!
Why a royal commission is needed
It took far too long, but finally the Commonwealth Bank has been dragged to admit that it ripped off thousands of customers.
Business
The hubris haunting CBA
Ian Narev's attitude, the board's handling of financial planning scandal and the long-term damage to the CBA brand are all in the spotlight.
ASIC barking up wrong tree with DJs
With Senate inquiry bruises still fresh, ASIC appears to be working on a makeover.
Small things matter at big end of town
This was a week when incremental changes produced big news.
Aussie aquaculture casting a wider net
Australian fish farmers are keen to cash in on world demand.
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Narev fast to rise, slow to move
Although each crisis is different, ultimately for banks trading on trust, the response needs to be severe.
What shape has the boom left us in?
Are we in for big trouble after misspending the resources boom, or has the boom been over-hyped?
- Currency Banks forecast fall in Australian dollar
- Inquiry Call for white collar crime royal commission
- Harold Mitchell A global launching pad
- Marcus Padley IPOs:on't get carried away
- Resources BHP, Rio have mettle for iron ore falls
- Media Entertainment, media spending to hit $40b
- Property The towns hardest hit by mortgage stress
- Directors Buyers waiting for reporting season
- Takeovers WestSide changes story
- Telcos ZipTel takes on Skype in ASX launch
- Logging Audit criticises VicForests application
Money
Interest makes the world go round
Low and stable interest rates have underwritten the equity bull market for the last two years.
Low earners in fight for fair super
About 3.6 million low paid workers stand to lose up to $500 a year in super savings if the Coalition has its way
Executive Style
What do you drink at the game?
A watered-down beer, or maybe overpriced spirits? How did it come to this?
Small Business
Is goal setting a waste of time?
KPIs, stretch targets and even dream boards are all the rage. But do they work?
Ever thought about tantra?
Business and the ancient Indian tradition have more in common than you think.
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Sydney Harbour Bridge: rust never sleeps
Peter Mann's job involves maintaining the 53,000 tonnes of metal in our national icon - the worlds largest steel arch bridge.
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Shane Jacobson: 'I'm more than Kenny'
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Sia: Genius, recluse or phoney?
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Technology
Google won't remove Guardian links
Google having difficulty implementing "right to be forgotten", as it reverses decision to remove links to news stories.
Furore over male-only game events
International e-Sports body will restrict events to 'open-to-all' and 'female-only' after segregation prompts outcry.
Facebook experiments had few limits
Researchers were given almost free rein to manipulate users' news feeds, former staffer says.
- Games Latest games: Valiant Hearts, Shovel Knight
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- Opinion Star Trek tech: We're nearly there
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Mobile coverage a missing rural lifeline
While Labor spent lavishly on NBN, it paid no attention to remote mobile coverage, says Paul Fletcher.
Wiggles 'gremlins' cause major outage
Wiggles official site temporarily shut down on Thursday, prompting concerns that 'cyber squatters' would take over the domain.
Brazilian boleto bandits bilk billions
A growing form of computer fraud is giving Brazilian banks and consumers a run for their money.
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Here's where you can pick up a home on the water for as little as $495,000.
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- Preview Market fades as temperatures fall
- Investors You've got the wrong city, g'vner
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- Title Deeds Inside story visits Paddington
- Prestige Mosman apartment record smashed
- Inner West Apartment of the week: Marrickville
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In world of PR spin and policy rhetoric, how will the Australian Motoring Enthusiast party fare in the federal Senate?
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