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One-punch killer jailed for at least five years in landmark case

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'Aboriginalia' and the politics of Aboriginal kitsch

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Is it appropriate to own retro-trashy objects of 'Aboriginalia' when racism is still alive and well in Australia?

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'Sleepwalker' is a quiet song with brilliant piedmont style fingerpicking; and when Julie Byrne sings, you listen.

Murdered brothel madam: Cold case back in spotlight

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Rumours of police involvement in the 1975 murder of brothel madam Shirley Finn were rife from the outset.

'Men tell me they'd rape me if I wasn't so fat'

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After a lot of deliberation, Seattle-based feminist writer Lindy West quit Twitter to avoid online abuse.

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Winemakers celebrate near-perfect conditions

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The Bible Society of Australia turns 200

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