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Sheen wears off self-driving car appeal after first fatality
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Sydney bar king trapped in Balinese development nightmare
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Turnbull's promise on doctor charges
Nobody will pay more to see the doctor as a result of the Coalition's extended freeze on Medicare rebates, promises PM.
Xenophon ready for the SuperShock
Less than a day before polls open Nick Xenophon insists he will emerge a kingmaker on Saturday night.
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Close watchers of politics will keep their eyes on a slew of exciting contests around the country.
New South Wales
'It's going to be a thrill ride innit?'
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Faulkner 'positive' as charges are laid
Sally Faulkner says she is trying to keep her head up as the ordeal over botched kidnapping saga moves into next phase.
World
Gove delivers pitch to be next PM
UK's Justice Secretary has argued he is passionately committed to leaving the EU.
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Two messages drew blood
The underlying struggle was for the Liberals to build public trust in Turnbull, and for Labor to damage it.
We're starving our culture with cuts
Australia seems determined to crush its nurseries of thought.
What will Turnbull do about Abbott?
Tony, you promised. But the temptation was just too great.
Business
Goodbye to old England forever?
It's long been our route to the EU, but will the Brexit make Australian companies shift their European bases?
Know what you're voting for
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Won't somebody think of the children??
There's a weakness in the (otherwise sound) argument that borrowing is a good thing.
Brexit, Trump, election crimp sales
Crucial end-of-financial-year sales have been 'OK' only, according to Gerry Harvey.
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Labor, Liberal untie for fair pay
There is a dark side to the labour market in Australia and it is giving this country a bad name globally.
93 years old, still working full-time
He is 93, still working full time and wants to stay on the job until he dies. Alf Catalano lives to work.
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Siblings pool funds to buy property
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Just 21, and turning over $35k a month
Millennials are breaking away from traditional forms of employment and taking their chances on their own small businesses.
Using deception to get ahead at work
Why do a good job, when you can just pretend to be working hard?
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Jesinta responds to pregnancy rumours
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Iconic Balmain pub reopens
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Greens want $158m for Aussie games
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Google diversity shows scant progress
New figures on diversity of Google's US workforce show its still far from mirroring population.
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Takeover of troubled portal by Digital Transformation Office has been confirmed.
Zuckerberg to sell shares, stay at helm
Plan to let Facebook founder put 99 per cent of wealth into philanthropy without leaving.
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Emerging technology under review after autopilot feature linked to fatal crash.
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Eels need cleanout from top to bottom
In the history of the world, has any football team ever begun the season with such high hopes only for so many things go to hell in a hand-cart so soon?
Brumbies topple Reds with bonus point
The Brumbies put the heat on the NSW Waratahs by securing a bonus-point win against the Queensland Reds.
It's a grave mistake letting Radradra play
Having treated his club with contempt, the Eels should have stood down their errant winger against the Sharks
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Turn away now if you're squeamish
It wasn't just on the scoreboard that the Brisbane Broncos took a beating on Friday night. Just ask utility Kodi Nikorima.
Burgess says senior Rabbitohs must lift
Senior Rabbitohs are taking it upon themselves to be held more accountable for the side's form this year, according to Sam Burgess.
Storm romp to record win over Broncos
The Storm dominated against a poor Brisbane Broncos at Suncorp Stadium on Friday night.
