'Blue scissor' link to party boat overdose
Blue pills implicated in hospitalisation after 'Dirty Funken Beats' party boat rave also linked to Cronulla overdoses.
Harassment is rife on our streets: why don't we do more about it?
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The thing that holds Sydney back
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'Shazza' hack hits anti-Islamic group
Reclaim Australia loses control of Twitter acount to protester called 'Jeremy'.
Bulldog blow-up 'worse than Dugan'
Bill Harrigan says abuse of official by James Graham worse than off-field incidents.
Easter dampener as city drenched
One of Sydney's richest race days is rained out and a rare lunar eclipse will be covered by clouds.
Foxtel's freebie to quell IQ3 anger
'Ludicrous' to suggest new boxes rushed to beat Netflix, pay TV operator says.
'An unusual arrangement'
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Five things to remember when buying a holiday home.
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Health worker being tested for Ebola
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Prison mercy bid risks Chinese wrath
The gang of plain-clothed Guangzhou city police arrived at Matthew Ng's apartment with a show of force in the evening.
World
Pope decries persecution of Christians
Pope Francis prays for persecuted Christians as Easter celebrations begin after Islamist militants killed at least 147 people in Kenya.
Federal Politics
Tax Office eyes $60b sent offshore
An ATO memo lists 10 companies that channelled a combined $31.4 billion from Australia to Singapore in the 2011-2012 financial year.
Finally, the spotlight's on Bill
Under his leadership, Bill Shorten pledged to develop the big ideas; those we have seen are, at best, modest down payments.
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It's one of the most pervasive forms of sexualised violence so why isn't street harassment taken more seriously.
Does west have a permanent blue hue?
Some senior Liberals dared to ask themselves a question: could this be an opportunity to rewrite the NSW electoral map forever?
Business
RBA rate cut simply a matter of when
There will be more than usual interest in the Reserve Bank's rate-setting meeting next Tuesday.
Miners told to get real on China
The man who ran BHP's iron ore division during the peak of the mining boom sends a warning.
Social media puts reputations on line
Australian businesses have woken up to the critical importance of customer responsiveness.
Vision and flair from India
Michael West: Adani's Galilee Basin mine has just become even more speculative.
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Sydney's Manhattan project
With development being ramped up, Sydney is fast looking like the city that never sleeps.
Exposing the illusion of control
People ask economists for their forecasts even though they know economists are hopeless forecasters.
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- Chocolate eggs leave a bitter taste
- Groceries, homewares boost online sales
- Taxpayers rush for Government-sponsored apps
- BHP, Rio hit as iron ore dives
- Prison mercy bid risks Chinese wrath
- Banks earn popularity
- The Manhattanisation of Sydney
- Telcos focus on improving service
- Iran deal poised to roil oil markets
- Slow Netflix a turn-off, report warns
- Even Easter Bunny can't sweeten tax pill
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Ore off a cliff but markets keep rising
Australia's most valuable export has fallen in price, but you wouldn't know it from looking at the share market.
Super tinkering won’t help retirees
Plans afoot would require retirees to have a fund that provides them with an income stream.
Executive Style
How premium gins are raising the bar
Craft gin is supremely versatile and more popular than ever in Australia.
Small Business
The problem with illegal workers
Clandestine employees are everywhere. Are you one? Were you once? Should the rules be changed?
Builders rule, OK
In which special part of Sydney do tradespeople comprise the upper social echelon?
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First day of Championships postponed
Wild weather has forced the opening day of The Championships - Australia's richest race day in 2015 - to be postponed.
Mystery pain casts doubt on Janko
The Sydney FC marquee is in doubt to play against Adelaide United after succumbing to a yet to be diagnosed shoulder injury.
From Brazilian poverty to world's best
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Bans for fans, Reynolds out for months
A handful of fans are facing life bans, while Reynolds is out for five months.
'It's not what this club is about': Hasler
Des Hasler was forced to make an official apology on behalf of the Bulldogs after several fans threw bottles at the match officials.
Dob in troublemakers: Bulldogs Army
The Bulldogs Army has encouraged members to dob in troublemakers after Friday's ugly scenes.
