headlines
Thursday
23 February 2017
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Australia’s most senior Catholic leaders including Sydney archbishop Anthony Fisher deliver damning criticism of church’s response to sex claims
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Medical fraternity calls immigration department decision ‘reprehensible’ after western Sydney GP Nasrin Haque is told she must leave or be deported
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Over-by-over report: Can Australia turn the tide of history and enjoy success on a Test tour of India? Join Russell Jackson as the series begins in Pune
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Cowra’s community has united behind an ‘exciting, innovative’ justice reinvestment concept – but will the NSW government stump up the cash?
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Balunu founder David Cole says having Aboriginal mentors was ‘critical’ to the program’s success – before it was defunded
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Luke Harding considers the many links between Donald Trump’s administration and Russia
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Wayne Rooney is highly unlikely to leave Manchester United next week and has been left surprised by José Mourinho’s claim he could do so
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Western Sydney have been fined $20,000 after being found guilty by Football Federation Australia of bringing the game into disrepute
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The AFL has fined Sydney and two of the Swans’ star players, Lance Franklin and Luke Parker, a total of $30,000 for breaches of the league’s strict treatment rules
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Kim Jong-un’s multilingual, well-travelled older brother might have helped the country towards reform
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A men’s social club celebrates their lack of hair in Tsuruta City with a bizarre game of tug of war
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The chief executive of Australia Post, Ahmed Fahour, has quit after a dispute with the Turnbull government about his $5.6m remuneration package
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Ricky Adam documented the grassroots punk scene of the Warzone collective in late 90s Belfast – complete with spiked hair, impromptu naps and confused kids
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Hundreds of thousands of workers will be affected by a Fair Work Commission ruling cutting Sunday and public holiday penalty rates in the retail and hospitality industries.
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The 2017 Brit Awards take place night at the O2 Arena in London on Wednesday night
Wisdom of Ages
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Judge rules in favour of Allison’s parents to control daughter’s $1m estate, including life insurance payout and superannuation
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State government uses its borrowing power to help registered housing associations secure new and affordable stock
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Met Office issues warnings for strong winds and heavy rain, with predictions of rail delays, danger on roads and disruption for airline passengers
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After the protests of May 1968 failed to generate lasting political change, French artists developed a fierce and funny new language – one based around irony and violence
Cut to penalty rates will galvanise the left and send a shiver through Coalition