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It's hard to visualise what millions of tonnes of Co2 pumped out by coal-fired power stations represent because we don't think of gas weighing anything.

Fake news and the rise of the superstar.

We're getting more gruntled by the day.

We've got a tip for that drip in the bag.

If there's a word 'disgruntled', then how come there isn't a word 'gruntled'?

Why Japan has the world's most enduring monarchy.

Crossword design - it is not as simple as black and white

For Beecroft, it's all in the bag.

Save a turtle and refuse that plastic bag.

Betting advice from an unexpected source.

"I just received my Opal Card statement and it made me very angry.

How Column 8 can bring skeletons out of the cupboard.

The call for a new background to grace the 7pm ABC News unleashed a torrent of suggestions.

The 75th anniversary of the Japanese midget submarines attack continues to prompt memories of the night war hit home.

The dead of winter.

It happened 75 years ago today.

Is there any chance that you can use your influence to make SMH a Corby-free zone?

Mention of carbon paper (C8, Saturday) proves nostalgic. "Ah, the crisp feel and virgin surface of a new sheet of carbon paper, the clanking rhythm of the Roneograph and the pungent smell of Gestetner ink – it's all coming back," says Meri Will of Dee Why. 

Do e-snails really exist?

Kicking up the leaves.

Moore than a feeling.

Youngest convict grandchild (so far) revealed.

Empire Day, May 24, is still celebrated, in Canada, as Queen Victoria's birthday. My father remembers Empire Day being celebrated in Australia but I don't.

The source of "She's fallen in the water."

Why not trim your veggies before going to the checkout?

How to resolve bus problems.

A Case of Identity.

It's like a Hitchcock movie out there.

So why do we import oranges from America?