Police dash into court after escape bid
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Desperate scenes in Sydney court as accused killer tries to break free.
Desperate scenes in Sydney court as accused killer tries to break free.
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Primary school teacher was waiting for his bus home when he was stabbed repeatedly.
Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop explains why she used a red-faced emoji in relation to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Cronulla riots memorial rally organisers have been prohibited from proceeding with their planned event.
Christmas decorating services are being kept busy putting up trees for busy people who don't have the time.
Improved satellite technology may allow greenhouse gas emissions to be monitored from space.
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Our Parliament House press gallery photographer reveals what it's like to watch Australia's political leaders through a lense.
The Cronulla riots survive as a dark day in our history – with perhaps even more relevance than we'd like to admit to the modern-day fight against Islamic terrorism.
Terrorists who remain unreformed by a jail term should be subject to indefinite detention.
Law firm Maurice Blackburn is preparing to launch new class actions covering Porsche VW and Audi models.
A brief rally in the banks has petered out, pulling the ASX back into the red.
Qatar Airways, which is doubling its flights to and from Australia, plays down take-off incident.
It's safe to say technology has crashed through into the economic consciousness of the nation.
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Malcolm Turnbull's former employer says the prime minister should call an early election.
Speculation about the disappearance of one of China's richest men in mounting.
Australian technology company Atlassian is up 33 per cent after a triumphant debut on NASDAQ. Should Australians invest?
The neighbours turned on their Christmas lights last weekend, where did the year go?
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Donald Trump's Dubai real estate partner has dumped him after he proposed to ban Muslims from entering the US.
Title Deeds announces its gongs for 2015.
Actor Richard Roxburgh and has ungraded on the northern beaches.
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The tourists are struggling with the bat after copping a pasting with the ball.
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