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Aussies worn down by Proteas as Duminy, Elgar profit on day three

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Charity workers allegedly forced to 'shove a cigarette up your bottom'

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Young charity workers were forced to lick underwear, cross dress and take part in obscene cigarette…

The J Files: 10 years of Unearthed

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Ten years ago, Unearthed transformed into something bigger and better than it ever had been.

Airbnb: What you need to know

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What are the hidden risks involved in handing over the keys to your place to a stranger?

Parents urged to stop aiming for perfection

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Parents need to calm down and stop aiming for perfection, says Dr Bronwyn Harman.

Men and their beasts

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Man and Beast is a collection of stories celebrating the special bonds that develop between men and animals.

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The creator of acclaimed comedy shows like 'Community' and 'Rick and Morty' discusses finding therapy in podcasting.

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The nature of employment is changing. It's even happening at the level of Prime Minister.

The power of music

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Therapeutic music can do wonders for the mind and soul as an alternative to prescription medication.

Graham Long and Wayside: The perfect fit

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Graham Long's often unconventional services at the Wayside Chapel in Kings Cross attract a diverse congregation.

Australia's whacky history

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In the 19th century, Australia's wild southern frontier was governed by drunks, egomaniacs and evangelicals.

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Why Indigenous leaders are angry at latest round of inquiries

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The risk of reading too much into the rise of Donald Trump

Donald Trump's rise may have less real meaning than many analysts suggest.By Zim Nwokora, Deakin University

Industrial bills test Turnbull's negotiating skills and backbone

Malcolm Turnbull has left up in the air whether industrial bills would be addressed before summer recess.By Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra

Low interest rates creating next generation of rich and poor

Sydney home prices have risen by around two-thirds over the past four years.By business reporter David Taylor

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