Ghost students: 'It was bamboozling me'
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Penny Martin was assigned to teach 80 students, but she never heard from one of them.
Penny Martin was assigned to teach 80 students, but she never heard from one of them.
After days of spruiking the lean years, the PM will be rubbing shoulders with Sydney's well-heeled.
Bill Shorten once called for the removal of the GST on tampons. Now Labor sing a different tune.
Her husband gifted her a 35 per cent stake in the company. Then the tax man came calling.
Analysis: PM and Scott Morrison could hardly believe their good fortune.
The most frequently stolen items revealed in the state's quarterly crime statistics.
Comment: Believing that boxing played no part in Muhammad Ali's death is like saying the CIA killed JFK.
THe PM came armed with a three-word slogan, Leigh Sales had some ammunition of her own.
Kelsey Grammer explains how he came up with the voice for The Simpsons' character Sideshow Bob.
ANALYSIS The last thing you should do as the leader of a party is behave in ways that confirms your opponents' worst depiction of you.
Bill Shorten says Australia cannot afford to dump the GST for tampons, backing down on Labor's calls for the Coalition to remove it.
Be careful what you wish for, Prime Minister.
A 16-year-old boy has died after allegedly being stabbed multiple times by estranged partner of relative.
They were found filthy, hungry and cramped together in small cages. Some of them were seriously sick.
HIllary Clinton is the first female candidate in US history to win the backing of a major political party in a run for president.
We should stop asking politicians if they're feminists. It's not because feminism isn't important - it's the wrong question
Labor ought to consider reversioning the old 1980's AIDS slogan: "I like sex, but I'm not prepared to die for it."
Most mornings I swim at Coogee Beach. That was until this week when storms lashed the beach, bringing a swell like I've never seen before.
The big east coast storms have sent demand for tradies through the roof.
You don't mess with a vegan, even if you are the almighty Australian Tax Office.
Finance industry holding its breath after latest bank swept into rate-rigging scandal.
The corporate watchdog is making its first use of powers it was given three years ago.
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Imagine taking your leave with you from one job to the next - a landmark inquiry says the idea has merit.
GE is the world's management lab. Bosses around the world watch closely as it upends corporate tradition.
with Domain.com.au
If you are moving out for the first time, you'll need these basics to make it feel like home.
... complete with a cupboard under the stairs.
Three homes have been sold to a developer for a possible record sum in Castle Hill.
The premise of Money Monster is all too plausible and it says a lot about financial literacy.
Would you expect your accountant to outsource your tax return to a cheap outfit overseas?
Scientists reveal the moment when work becomes distinctly unhealthy.
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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As WA's shark cull debate heightens, vision of another surfer coming face-to-face with a monster of the deep has surfaced.
The filmmaker says he made the film a comedy 'because I find the idea of racism so stupid'.
The 'bloodied' face of Samara Weaving has been used by Donald Trump supporters to discredit their opponents.
Oliver Curtis is awaiting sentencing for insider trading but he made sure not to forget his wife's 36th birthday.
The Guns n' Roses star has finally had enough of the "fat Axl" meme doing the rounds online, reaching out to Google for help.
She may be rocking Givenchy but Beyonce hasn't forgotten how labels used to treat her.
The man bun isn't over just yet, but there is a new trend in man-town.
It improves your mood and ability to deal with stress, makes you more attractive and facilitates physical health.
New studies show that looking at images of tantalising treats may not be as harmless as you think.
From Good Food
It's one of the world's most prestigious restaurant lists and one Sydney restaurant is on it - so far.
So Frenchy, so classic; a new bistro in Circular Quay presses all the right Francophile buttons.
This handy recipe works well with scallops, squid - or anything else you like.
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It's time to end the farce; Sherpa climb mountains, everyone else stands on their shoulders.
In the 20-odd years before I came out as bisexual, I was a very lost soul. But that was the beginning. The next phase is even harder.
White filmmakers announce upcoming biopic on Muslim poet Rumi, and want Leonardo DiCaprio to play him.
Haddix fell asleep at his babysitter's house one afternoon, then never woke up.
A series of tweets from men reveal what they think marriage is really like.
A Texas mum's text messages are going viral after she wrongly accused her daughter of hoarding drugs.
From Traveller
What's the catch behind cheap business class flights?
'I got a Green Card and I didn't have to get married' - Deborah Jourdain.
Heading to the USA's best festival? Tickets go on sale tomorrow - here's what you need to know.
Child's life saved after mother reportedly shouted out to her phone's built-in assistant.
Multi-Screen Report shows we're turning our backs on broadcasters, second TV.
After playing for five minutes, I've decided to hang on to my fear a bit longer.
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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Japanese giant continues to dominate the global car market, while VW falls out of favour.
German tuner's smallest offering packs a mighty punch.
Muhammad Ali's legacy is multi-faceted. So can it be any bad thing that another part of that legacy is wider recognition of concussion?
A record crowd for an Australian club football match will likely feature in the opening round of the A-League season.
The legendary coach says Israel Folau, Karmichael Hunt and Ben Te'o can credit much of their success in union to the education they were given at Red Hill.
If the mystery surrounding an attempt to fix a 1994 match is any indication, the investigation into allegations of match fixing has a long way to go.
Will Hopoate is set to play his final game at fullback for the Bulldogs with Brett Morris poised to return in round 16.
Manly officials believe they have the proof that Coco Joy entered into a binding sponsorship contract with the club.
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