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Review: Loving speaks volumes with few words

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Director Jeff Nichols conveys tenderness and understanding with few words, writes Jason Di Rosso.

Meet Melbourne's rough sleepers

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Sleeping rough in Melbourne spins a chaotic web of mental illness, family conflict and drug abuse.

Apartment boom overcrowding schools

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The rising number of apartments across capital cities is resulting in 'jam-packed' public schools.

Crohn's disease illustration wins award

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An illustration depicting the debilitating effects of Crohn's disease has won top prize in the Wellcome Image Awards.

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The White Army: Fascism in Australia in the 1930s

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In the 1930s, the perceived threat of Bolshevik revolution in Australia lead many people to prepare for an uprising to defend the country.

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Soy sauce holds great culinary importance in Japan, and the small glass bottle's introduction was almost revolutionary.

Ali Cobby Eckermann: A wellspring in the desert

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From the forced closure of Aboriginal communities to the stolen generations, Ali Cobby Eckermann is not afraid to use her literary voice.

Where will America First take us?

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With Trump's mercurial personality, analysts are predicting an uncertain and bumpy ride. How should Australia respond?

Australia's wettest town set to revamp iconic monument

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The small town of Tully's giant golden gumboot has lost its glow through 15 years of tropical rain and sunshine.

Kids find balance and mindfulness through yoga

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Children as young as four are learning to let go of stress and anxiety while improving strength and flexibility.

Hiding Out: Soundtracks for recluses and fugitives

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From Beltrami's compositions for Logan to Rozsa's epic score for Fedora, listen back to soundtracks for solitude.

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Masterstroke or mistake? The fall of Brendon Grylls and his mining tax

Brendon Grylls took to the airwaves this week to accept defeat and defend his mining tax idea.Andrew O'Connor

Are populist politicians losing their grip?

Populist anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders and his Freedom Party failed to get 30 seats in the Dutch election.By Stan Grant

Cassidy: Energy policy a battle royale, but where is 'king coal'?

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What can we do about the great gas robbery?

Cheap gas for domestic consumers has disappeared.By 7.30 political correspondent Andrew Probyn

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