Huge seas threaten to engulf coastal homes
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Thousands of people called for help and others were evacuated from low-lying areas around Sydney.
Thousands of people called for help and others were evacuated from low-lying areas around Sydney.
Eight-metre waves pummelled Sydney's beaches, damaging properties and parks.
PM's newest ad has a strong focus on his relationship with his father.
Chaos for thousands as websites and servers crashed around the nation in a spate of technical outages.
With the heat on Manly, officials are quickly losing patience.
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The weather didn't stop hundreds of people snapping up homes at auctions across the city.
Residents on the northern beaches have woken to widespread destruction.
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Fossil fuel giant Santos has submitted new plans to drill for coal seam gas in the heart of Australia's richest farming country.
After weeks of being labelled out of touch by Labor, the new ad focuses on the PM's relationship with his father.
A former Labor deputy PM fighting to retain his seat against a unionist would once have seemed absurd.
'Surplus government land' up for auction is in the path of these koalas' spring ritual.
The woman died after being attacked by a shark described as being longer than a 5.5-metre boat.
A cloth with a drop of blood from the late pope has been stolen from Cologne Cathedral.
Malcolm Turnbull's courage to swim against the tide had defined the future PM. But it's also offered Labor its best opportunity.
Where to even begin on that disgrace to our race NSW Shooters Party MP Robert Borsak?
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He works in insurance, so Paul Quinn thought he knew the industry inside-out until recently.
Global markets shocked by disappointing US payroll data while the $A jumped.
The invasion by big-name global chains is great news for shoppers, experts say.
Almost all airline passengers will soon be able to check in on their smartphones, says Star Alliance.
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If any publicity is good publicity, these chains are doing very well on social media.
Tech billionaire says he was 'terrified' by the Guvera prospectus after receiving a pitch to invest in the company.
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Despite the deluge, buyers were out in force on Saturday.
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A photo of Australian actor Chris Hemsworth, that perfectly captures what it's like to be a parent, is making people swoon.
Following The Wonder Years, Danica McKellar, who played Winnie, refused to let the role define her.
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The NRL has been urged to follow the lead of cricket by introducing an amnesty period for players to reveal any information about match-fixing.
Jason Taylor refused to guarantee the Tigers hooker would be recalled next week after being "rested" for the loss against the Roosters.
"The ham in the sandwich of an underworld dispute" – that's how a prominent Manly official has described the match-fixing allegations.
Manly officials appear unlikely to be granted an immediate briefing with NSW Police detectives about match-fixing allegations.
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