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Pivoting one way on his swivel chair, eight-times Olympic gold medallist Usain Bolt said that if only he had been more dedicated when he was young, he might have achieved so much more.
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Lucky Gattellari tried to persuade one of the contract killers to take the fall for all the conspirators involved in the murder of Sydney businessman Michael McGurk.
Bankrupt former coal baron Nathan Tinkler will be allowed to fly to New York for a job interview.
There are new opportunities opening up for employees after June 30.
Court hears devastating effects due to the sexual abuse at a prestigious Catholic country boarding school.
Ninety-year-old Ansuya Deshmukh could not write her name for her entire life. That's changed thanks to a school in western India.
Ali Vayeghan arrived at the Los Angeles airport Thursday, where he was greeted by family members.
How much do government officials really make? Here are some of the best pay packets in government circles.
Lucrative training contracts for the Australian Federal Police and the Department of Defence have been awarded to a private college group that has been under investigation by the federal government.
A woman says her four-year-old son is traumatised after he was left on a school bus in the NSW central west for six hours with another child, where he became 'covered by sweat and urine'.
Australia's property prices are likely to keep rising this year before slowly losing momentum and going backwards.
Telstra small business customers are counting the cost of the Telstra outage which continues to affect some businesses.
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