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Put off your morning plans, it may be hard to get out of bed on Sunday.
Put off your morning plans, it may be hard to get out of bed on Sunday.
A spurned Europe wants the UK out sooner rather than later, as the European Union Commission president warned that Brexit was "not an amicable divorce".
Comment: I admire Britain's confidence as a nation to go it alone.
Forget no-name rental taffeta dresses of the past; 'rentpreneurs' are leading the next fashion wave.
The attempts range from "classroom ready" lessons for school children to traditional "spin".
A murder trial has provided a detailed insight into the life of Mohammed Hamzy and his associates.
The vote to leave Europe exposed generational fault lines in British society.
When Teresa Mullan applied to renew her passport she received a shock. She is not alone.
A passenger is presumed drowned after falling from the deck of the Spirit of Tasmania in open seas late on Friday night.
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A large group of millennials closed in on a three-bedroom house in Crows Nest on Saturday morning.
When the developers came knocking on the door of a Castle Hill grandmother, they made her a stunning offer.
Mortlake: Always the bridesmaid, finally the bride?
Paul Keating has used his first public appearance of the election campaign to launch a withering attack on the "pathetic" Greens.
A secret push is under way within the Coalition party room to hobble any positive public vote in favour of same-sex marriage.
Supporters on both sides of politics are at odds with their parties, Fairfax Media's YourVote compass reveals.
Adam Farhan belongs to an obscure religious community and had issue with a fellow member of his flock.
Amelia Telford remembers the moment huge slabs of her country were swallowed by the sea.
The vote to leave the EU exposed gaping generational fault lines in British society.
Who saw Bill Shorten being interviewed by Leigh Sales on 7.30 on Thursday evening?
All political leaders have their own quirks and peccadilloes when it comes to being interviewed.
On same-sex marriage, a potentially weakened Malcolm Turnbull is sitting on a powder keg.
The risk of another global recession has escalated after markets tumbled following Brexit vote.
Australia's leading economists get behind Labor push.
Trolley collectors at one in three Woolies inspected by watchdog illegally underpaid.
Global stock markets tumble after UK's shock decision to leave the EU.
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Australia's top economists have painted a dreary picture of the ewconomy.
An adult campaign, not one ruled by scare campaigns, will deliver a better outcome.
A previous rental turned into a horror story for 47-year-old Luke Fennell and his wife and two children.
EXCLUSIVE: Treasurer Scott Morrison has promised to remove some of the retrospective aspects of the super changes.
These holidays aren't cheap, but are the best way to drive great cars.
So, you've heard a lot of talk about the Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). Where to start?
We live in a world where layoffs appear to be more frequent. Let's talk about it.
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An influx of people to a small Italian town to see a giant floating artwork has caused some unforseen problems.
Dan Wyllie and Asher Keddie were newlyweds in Love my Way; now they're reunited as doctors. Does this mean passion on the wards?
Hunt for the Wilderpeople star slams Australia's offshore 'concentration camps' over lunch.
The British online fashion retailer has been closed for over 24 hours.
Beauty may not be skin deep, but when it comes to fruits and vegetables, skin is good.
The couple are going all out to ensure their marriage will be worth the wait.
Often, a perfectly nutritious but freely available (and affordable) food is hijacked, reinvented as a 'superfood' and sold at a premium.
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A round-up of the hottest things in food this week.
When you eat fruit and vegies, remember to eat the wrapper, too - it contains surprising health benefits.
The Rabbit Hole Organic Tea Bar has brewed up a new venue in Barangaroo.
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It is not merely an isolated blip, it's part of a global trend we should all be concerned about.
'Attention seeking' is one of the funniest accusations levelled at women.
Who will win gold at the Misogynist Olympics?
A black market has emerged for one of our most beloved breakfast foods - Weet-Bix.
Many frustrated parents struggle to get their kids outside to play. Maggie Dent explains where you're going wrong and how to turn it around.
Known for telling it how it is, these kids have gone one step further by writing it down for our own amusement.
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PHOTOS Ski resorts celebrate the arrival of fresh snow on the slopes as a strong cold front hits.
This place is another planet and 'the world's most luxurious train' is our spaceship.
The internet's Greg Miller on the importance of community, newly announced RTX 2017.
Outside of the the tech savvy, people have zero interest in hearing aobut benefits of FTTP.
With the season finale screening on Monday, Season 6 will hit digital shelves on Tuesday.
Takeover of troubled portal by Digital Transformation Office confirmed
Plan to let Facebook founder put 99 per cent of wealth into philanthropy without leaving.
Your old information can be just as useful to criminals as your current details.
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New equipment and styling lends more appeal to Skoda's solid passenger car.
Things have gone horribly wrong over the past 8 months of Michael Cheika's tenure.
The former partner of Semi Radradra has revealed the superstar winger has spoken of his desire to emulate Sonny Bill.
Wallabies coach takes aim after England regained possession and scored a try on the back of a kick that hit Spidercam.
Paul Gallen thinks he has met Phil Gould once, at a charity breakfast. Apart from that they exist in rugby league as separate beings.
"Fatherly instincts" won't allow him to blood a slew of youngsters such as Bryce Cartwright in State of Origin before their time.
Dave Smith's decision has come back to bite the NRL in the final six rounds of the season.
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