Batten down hatches: Second storm on way
Another east coast low is forecast to bring heavy rain and possible flooding to Sydney.
15 hotspots at risk from storms
New research methods are emerging that could help local communities assess the threats from beach erosion.
'I had nowhere else to run'
Bianca was 13 when she ran away from home. She was 36 when she handed herself in to police.
Day's nightmare round at US Open
Jason Day's US Open off to a terrible start that puts his title hopes on the wrong side of history.
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Voters flock to 'other' parties
The chances of a hung parliament are increasing as more voters toy with minor parties, says new poll.
Strap in people, this could go bad.
The economic fallout from this week's looming Brexit vote has markets on edge.
Girl forced to sign note after revealing secret to mother
The girl thought telling her mother the terrible secret would make it stop.
Eels make it three straight wins
Parramatta keeps their finals hope alive after their convincing 30-12 success against South Sydney.
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If a Sydney resident's electorate is in the million-dollar property club, chances are they're a Liberal voter.
Lower north shore: not what you think
Finding a good buy on Sydney's lower north shore might be easier than you think.
Two-for-one manor offers options
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Australia's startling apartment growth
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Federal Election 2016
Labor within striking distance: poll
Bill Shorten has held on to his overall lead during the last fortnight, according to the latest Fairfax-Ipsos poll.
Even PM's best-case scenario a worry
ANALYSIS In racing parlance, Malcolm Turnbull is one-out, one-back, going into the final straight.
Xenophon to 'drag parties to the centre'
Potential kingmaker Nick Xenophon names his policy priorities for negotiation with Labor or Liberal.
New South Wales
Mehajer's 'feature film' under scrutiny
It was his pre-wedding video that vaulted Salim Mehajer into public consciousness. But on Friday a sequel took centre stage.
National
Police did not charge 'monster' cop
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Police failed to act on complaints about a policeman who sexually brutalised nine children during his 12 years in the force.
World
Fallujah retaken with little IS resistance
The Iraqi flag flies over the city and thousands of civilians flee after being used as human shields by Islamic State.
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Liberals are already dividing the spoils
The polls point to a narrow Coalition victory but either side could yet crash and burn.
Nick Xenophon is political enemy number one
He's unconventional, and so is his relationship with his onetime wife, who is first on the phone with some bad news.
The great tragedy of Malcolm Turnbull
In a trajectory of doom that is positively Shakespearean, the PM seems emptier and drier with each appearance.
Business
Strap in people, this could go bad
The economic fallout from this week's looming Brexit vote has markets on edge.
Forget 'growth' – it's 'jobs' that work
With the unemployment steady and almost full employement the jobs market is playing a big role.
Wall St slides on tech, health-care
US stocks retreated, sending the S&P; 500 Index lower for the sixth time in seven days.
Medibank's reputation on the line
The consumer watchdog's legal attack could seriously damage reputation, analysts warn.
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Reform right on cue for super
One of the nation's biggest funds is going to shake up the $2 trillion market.
True believer backs battling biotech
As shares in stem-cell developer plummeting, hanging on became something for the totally committed.
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- Markets The $10 trillion musical chairs game
- Courts Former CBA executive pleads guilty
- Economy The addiction holding back Australia
- Markets No need to panic about Brexit
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Money
Counting the cost of catastrophe
The recent storms down the eastern coast of Australia brought with them significant loss. Should you invest in insurance companies?
Auction to sell Moorcroft pottery
The auction of the late Mary Smart's collection is thought to be the largest single-owner sale of Moorcroft pottery in Australia.
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The world's slipperiest bikes
This may be the world's sexiest bike; certainly one of the most aerodynamic.
Small Business
Hiring staff with intellectual disability
A large possible workforce remains largely untapped. As an employer, here's what you need to know.
Tips for buying or selling your business
With the end of the financial year approaching, some businesses will be looking to sell.
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Time to give it away Chili Peppers
The band which threatened never to grow up now brings a throw rug instead of a tube sock to the party.
David Brent is back - as a rock star
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Was Taylor Swift beach kiss a decoy?
Coincidentally, the same day the Tom Hiddleston kissing photos emerged, Kim Kardashian West claimed Swift was a liar.
What makes boys attractive to girls
An Australian study has found there is one trait which nearly doubles a boy's chance of having close female relationships.
Guests fly in for Rinehart wedding
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Is a low-salt diet harming your heart?
An extensive new study has raised questions about whether salt recommendations are outdated and possibly bad for your heart.
Signs of a hormonal imbalance
Lifestyle factors, however, such as a stressful job and dietary choices can throw our hormones off balance. So what are the tell tale signs of an imbalance?
How to not gain weight while travelling
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Get into the election spirit with a glimpse of our fave (and not so fave) pollies in more, ahem, innocent times.
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Why would anyone need a gun at home?
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The riddle at the centre of the world's most mysterious island may have been solved.
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Update - or kill - Flash Player now
Adobe just patched 36 security flaws for the software in one go.
Top five budget smartphones for 2016
You'd probably just break a new iPhone 6s Plus anyway.
How Netflix broke the copyright shackles
Copyright protection enters a new phase as we shift to streaming.
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ACCC to probe Oz car industry
A string of recent recalls and scandals prompts study into local industry.
New VW Tiguan specs confirmed
German brand claims to set new standards for compact SUVs with its Tiguan.
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C'mon Eddie, you are one of us
Yes, it's us and them. And it's time for England coach Eddie Jones to come clean.
Russia banned from Rio in athletics
World athletics' governing body will not overturn a doping ban on all Russian athletes competing at the Rio Olympics.
'I can't tolerate people': Eddie Jones
Losing the World Cup final set him back two years as a coach, but it put him on a path that sees him one win away from beating Australia as the coach of England.
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Josh Morris in doubt for Origin II
NSW's preparation for Wednesday's must-win Origin clash in Brisbane is in more disarray with Josh Morris picking up a leg injury.
Set of Six: What if Wade knew earlier?
Would we have been reading about broken dreams all week if Wade Graham had learnt of his Origin selection at half-time?
Fifita didn't fit culture of yesteryear
Andrew Fifita admits his relaxed attitude and larger than life personality rubbed his teammates up the wrong way.
