Four crucial elements overlooked in election
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Comment: They're critical to the welfare of voters yet they have received far less attention than they deserve.
Comment: They're critical to the welfare of voters yet they have received far less attention than they deserve.
Residents may have to contribute $5 million to fund a seawall but the current danger still isn't over.
More young people than ever participate in the daily ritual. They could do more harm than good.
Navigating its maze-like stores may soon become a thing of the past.
Comment: Not 'might win'. Not 'could win'. He will win the race to the White House.
Belinda bought a cot for her baby before tragedy struck. Now the shop has refused appeals for empathy.
Comment: To those who want to speculate on housing. You've been warned.
When the conservative columnist accused the former Speaker of 'betrayal', things got heated.
The Nepean River bubbles as CSG wells at Menangle Park, 60km out of Sydney, are submerged by floodwaters.
Conservative columnist Andrew Bolt knew Bronwyn Bishop was going to resign before she had accepted her fate, the former Speaker has claimed.
The union movement has launched a robocall campaign to undermine assistant treasurer Kelly O'Dwyer over superannuation changes.
Interactive It's a question many voters are wrestling with as the nation prepares to vote.
The insurance clause that may cost homeowners in Collaroy and Narrabeen millions of dollars.
A Sydney uni student who dove into wild seas has been identified as the fourth victim of the state's destructive weather system.
A Turkish police bus has been targeted in a bomb attack in a central Istanbul district near a university and tourist sites.
They cost us a lot but have received little attention this election campaign.
A lot of coastal development has taken place in locations we now know to be inappropriate. How do we fix it?
If Bernie Sanders hopes to be remembered as a positive force, he must now end his race now.
Navigating Ikea's maze-like stores may soon become a thing of the past.
The drums are getting louder for the ousting of the leadership at Murray Goulburn.
Bid to stitch up a clean sale of the profitable operation could be scuppered.
Co-ops challenging the Uber-style business model that has come to define the sharing economy.
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This is one of the oddest endorsements you'll see this election campaign.
It's not Facebook, and the rules are different on LinkedIn.
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It has become the most dramatic image of the Sydney storm and council gave it the green light.
This young entrepreneur has spent more than $3.5m for the bolthole of actor Simon Baker.
Experts warn buyer confidence could be impacted by the damage done in Collaroy.
Four ways that investors accustomed to double-digit returns can adjust to the new era of low interest rates and bond yields.
What if you could eliminate poverty on the spot, while abolishing the bureaucracy of the welfare state?
The time has come for a burgeoning industry to stand up and be counted.
After this week's storm trashed his seaside café, one man is on the long slow path to rebuild.
It's not just athletes who need to get into shape for the Rio Olympics.
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Michael Palin's diaries preserve a texture that history wouldn't think to record.
James Patterson doesn't write his books - and his newest readers don't read.
Just Shoot Me's Wendie Malick stars as 'token old white chick' in Seven's new TV show Rush Hour.
When you lose weight, it literally vanishes into thin air. For real.
Seduce my mind and you can have my body, wrote MD Waters in her novel, Archetype.
Has Moss taken a leaf out of momager extraordinaire Kris Jenner's book?
New studies show that looking at images of tantalising treats may not be as harmless as you think.
Jordan Mercer reveals what it takes to win a gruelling 52 km paddleboard race, five times.
It tastes better and is beneficial for the environment, local farmers and our health.
From Good Food
Sydney's burger king is back (again) with a two-month takeover.
No. 1 Bent Street is missing the queues of its 'Mike' forebear, but there's a reason to read on.
When the weather turns wild and you need a quick hunger-busting dinner, think pasta.
From Daily Life
Because we all know a single woman is a problem that needs to be fixed.
Finally, a brand for menstrual products acknowledges what they're all about.
What's the point of feminism if discussions about equality are branded 'sexist'?
It's strange how not doing something is the hardest thing I've ever done.
For Pink's daughter's fifth birthday the singer got her an unusually themed cake.
A 12-year-old boy has died after reportedly taking part in an internet game which starves the brain of oxygen.
From Traveller
The new generation of A350s focuses on passenger wellbeing: better sleep experience, reduce jetlag and more fresh cabin air.
We take a look at the new winter menu for Qantas' first and business class lounges.
It's dangerous revisiting cities you've loved. But there's one city that's an exception.
Simple, repeated password leads to Facebook CEO's accounts being breached.
Smart homes sound great. Reality is less wonderful, as Nest's trouble shows.
I was sceptical, but there's something here other team games don't have: real diversity.
Your old information can be just as useful to criminals as your current details.
Kaspersky Lab cautions that not every USB port is merely a power point.
Humans will need implants to keep up, Tesla boss Elon Musk says.
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Europe's hottest holiday destination is a great place for a road trip - but be prepared.
It was an Opel, now a Holden, but whatever you call it it's powerful.
What a difference three days makes. Greece have outplayed the Socceroos in Melbourne.
Benn Robinson has called it a day after being forced into premature retirement due to a serious eye injury.
The challenge is for England to change their game from meeting the requirements of the Six Nations to meeting those of taking on a southern hemisphere side.
I suspect we'll know a lot more about each team's 2016 prospects after the Cowboys face the Sharks.
Embattled club's woes have gone from bad to worse.
A Caribbean agency had a major fluctuation on one of the NRL matches under examination.
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