Scene of balcony murder up for auction
Simon Gittany threw former ballerina Lisa Harnum from the 15th floor 'in a fit of rage'. Now the apartment is up for sale.
'Once in a lifetime' opportunity to steal an old man's hidden gold
Police foil a plan to steal $150,000 worth of gold from a house in western Sydney.
'An apology is warranted'
The Save the Children staff who were falsely accused of encouraging self-harm are suing the government.
Extra $100m for reef protection
Federal government pledges new funds to prevent an international embarrassment.
Five babies found dead on farm
The bodies of five babies were found dead inside a house in southern France.
Sledge sparked epic cricket duel
It started with a sledge and ended with Shane Watson and Pakistan's Wahab Riaz being charged.
Gingerbread house left on the shelf
One of the oldest homes in Sydney's north struggled to find a buyer on Saturday.
Garden variety backpackers
Forget Airbnb, Sydneysiders are offering up their backyards to tourists who want somewhere to stay.
The Viagra Generation
An investigation into Viagra, its clones and other sex-enhancing products that are revolutionising our sexual future.
Property
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Harvey Norman heir splashes $10m
The Byron bay home was bought from iconic 1970s TV star John "Strop" Cornell.
Suburbs the Sydney boom left behind
Despite soaring property prices, 10 suburbs are still in a slump.
Gingerbread auction doesn't go to plan
One of the oldest homes on the north shore struggled to find a buyer on Saturday.
House prices
Downsizers cash in on soaring prices
New development
Recognise this building? Not for long
Comment
Don't abolish negative gearing
New South Wales
'I think he just lost control'
George Kanalis, who died in a Lamborghini crash in Sydney, "would do anything" for a friend.
NSW Election
UBS inquiry plan an 'election stunt'
Inquiry into allegations his government sought to revise a critical report is "the usual colour and movement", Premier says.
World
Republicans go medieval on science
Having increased their control of congressional committees, Tea Party darlings target science.
Federal Politics
Malcolm in the middle did not deviate
Malcolm Fraser came to power as the divisive figure of the right and departed a moral authority of the middle, or even the outspoken voice of the left.
Taking out the trash, too clever by half
ANALYSIS Is there no limit to the cynical manipulation of public information by governments looking to minimise political pain?
Comment
Abbott incident getting under my skin
Every time the Prime Minister has made an announcement in the past week, all I can think of is the fact he ate an onion, with the skin on.
A leader who stood his ground
Vale Malcolm Fraser, I didn't know him well. Who did, really, outside his family?
Business
USD suffers worst week since 2011
The US registers steepest weekly slide since 2011 on belief the Fed isn't in a hurry to raise rates.
NAB's dream-destroying 'Death Star'
NAB's British banking operations leave trail of despair.
Disney CEO kept Steve Jobs's secret
Disney CEO Bob Iger knew Steve Jobs's cancer had returned and kept it a secret for three years.
Watchdog finds 'mischief' and 'abuse'
Corporate regulator is investigating whether NAB did enough to stop its rogue advisors.
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Fiscal policy gets invited to the party
Fiscal policy may be due a comeback as countries look to stabilise demand through the ups and downs of the business cycle.
Myer makeover one for the ages
Myer chief says he will 'bring the love of shopping to life', but can he break the revamp duck?
- Wall Street rises as Nasdaq hits 15-year high
- Santos stunned by NSW Labor threat
- Australia's time to shine on the big stage
- Strong week puts 6000 back in range
- Patience pays when the sector splatters
- Skittish $A adjusts after boost from Fed
- Singapore has a taste for our taxpayers
- Invest to survive: RBA's Stevens
- Leighton changes name to move on
- Top 200 stocks to return $90b in 2015
- Lending crackdowns to stay secret
- Markets Live: Banks lead late charge
Money
Fund ire over calls to empty super pots
Funds and planners at odds over how to handle smaller super balances.
Make sure your cover meets your needs
Bigger and more expensive homes come with the need for insurance that covers not just the bricks and mortar, but the owners, too
Executive Style
Tasmanian whisky has done it again
The Apple Isle's leading distillers grab yet more plaudits at global titles.
Small Business
Employees from hell are taking over
Why are so many staff so insubordinate? And why are managers so powerless?
No wet fish please ladies
Women need to learn to shake hands like a man.
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Malcolm Fraser: a political journey
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NSW Liberal candidate falters on basic question
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Martial Arts meets voguing
Performance artist Bhenji Ra has created a hybrid martial art technique for his crew of 'sissy boys'.
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Celes who have a way cooler sibling
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Dentist removes maggots from mouth
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I've just been spotted by a shark, and it is swimming awfully near. But that is far from the most alarming thing about these waters.
Forget Asia: Our unbeatable retreat
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Forget Airbnb, Australians are offering up their backyards to tourists who want somewhere to stay.
Myanmar's shadowy umbrella mystery
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'This level of secrecy is unacceptable'
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More Australian homes face switch over
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'Dark web' keeps criminals out of reach
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The rise and rise of baby SUVs
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Sport
Guptill sees New Zealand into semis
Martin Guptill's record-shattering double century and Trent Boult's four-wicket haul sent New Zealand sailing into the World Cup semi-finals.
Wanderers edge closer to spoon
Western Sydney are a step closer to being branded with the wooden spoon after slumping to a home defeat to Newcastle Jets.
Gai the true star on emotional day
For most of day, the focus at Rosehill had been about an international celebrity.
- Australia spared by Pakistan's butter fingers
- Time to discuss uniting states under FFA banner
- Stage set for classic Super Rugby showdown
- Mariners committed to Gosford for next three years
- Lee tells Watson's critics to feast on their words
- Will Marcos Ambrose be back in V8 Supercars?
- Hazlewood wants pace-friendly SCG pitch for India
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Arthur backs calls to send Peats back
Parramatta coach Brad Arthur has defended the decision to send hooker Nathan Peats back onto the field after a concussion test.
Dragons stun Raiders after comeback
St George Illawarra's hoodoo in Canberra is officially dead after a stunning 22-20 comeback win.
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