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A 3-year-old boy playing with the burners on a kitchen stove started a fire in a New York City apartment building that killed 12 people, including four children.

The child had a history of fiddling with the stove in his family's first-floor apartment.
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Kidnappers in Ukraine have released an employee at a UK-registered cryptocurrency exchange after getting more than $US1 million ($1.3 million) in bitcoins as ransom.

Pavel Lerner, a leading analyst and blockchain expert, was abducted by unknown masked people on December 26.
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Major indexes hit a series of record highs, lifted by a combination of strong economic growth, solid corporate earnings, low interest rates and hopes for a tax cut from Donald J. Trump.

There were no fireworks on Wall Street for the last trading day of the year.
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Development opportunity. Fixer-upper. Blank slate. Good bones. Bring your toolbox – you know the drill.

Sydney’s had no shortage of homes tagged “renovate or detonate” listed and sold during 2017.
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"The biggest things these extremists get is community," Usman Raja said, ticking off the names of the convicted terrorists now working with him. "They treat each other with love and they hate everybody else."

How Usman Raja has helped to rehabilitate the UK's worst extremists.
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Donald J. Trump came up trumps, despite – or more likely because of – the overwhelmingly negative sentiment many readers expressed towards him.

There was only ever going to be one winner from the nominations put forward by Sydney Morning Herald and Age readers for global newsmaker of the year.
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The Doomsday clock is getting closer to midnight for Malcolm Turnbull as he approaches 30 bad Newspolls in a row.

Can Turnbull, with his confected affability, persuade enough of his fellow Australians to give him another chance?
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Love is the inspiration for this year's New Year's Eve soundtrack.

"How could you not celebrate love?"
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Getting us where we live – in our smartphones – is the most effective way to send us a message: that while we're waiting for Instagram to open, we could be looking up.

In slowing down the performance of its older iPhones, Apple may unintentionally have created the opportunity for us to slow down.
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Meet Kenneth Hayne, Australia's next royal commissioner.

Kenneth Hayne is not known to dwell on a point, his colleagues say, which is a good thing, because he doesn't have much time.
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The appeal of a crossword, David Astle reckons, is the beautiful balance between "ah-ha" and "ha-ha".

Australia's best-known crossword compiler, word nerd and riddle fiend has loved words since he was a child, since before he could read.
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The Royal Australian Navy has seized almost eight tonnes of hashish and 69 kilograms of heroin from drug smugglers in the Arabian Sea.

The drug haul includes the largest quantity of hashish seized by an Australian ship on Middle East maritime security operations.
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The story of 2017 is also one of multiculturalism's resilience, writes Tim Soutphommasane.

Via The Sydney Morning Herald Comment.

We often hear that Australia is among the most successful multicultural societies in the world.
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To its supporters the expansion of the Art Gallery of New South Wales is a refreshing indication that authorities retain a commitment to public art. But to its critics it is an unwarranted land grab.

Plans for the "Sydney Modern" continue to inspire a mixed response from the public, architects and planners.
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It's the monsoon season in Indonesia and local governments in Bali have declared a "trash emergency" on Kuta and Legian beaches.

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The grieving family of Australian Stephen Richardson fear that interest in his murder has vanished as quickly as his killer escaped into the muggy Balinese night.

Relatives of murdered Australian Stephen Richardson are becoming increasingly frustrated with Australian and Indonesian authorities as his killer remains free.
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