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More than 30 homes and buildings feared destroyed after fire tears through town
The fire at Tathra was one of 26 grass and bush fires burning in NSW on Sunday, with 12 burning out of control as temperatures soared above 40 degrees.
- by Sarah Muller
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Nick Xenophon
Xenophon dreaming: How a mood for change evaporated
Strategists on all sides say the single worst thing that happened to Xenophon was a Newspoll just before Christmas.
- by Mark Kenny
Fuel price comparison system 'perverse', MP says
Fuel price comparison sites have been slammed as useless with claims they will only lead to higher prices at the pump.
- by Cole Latimer
Kevin Rudd offers US cadets tips on how China thinks
China will replace the US as the world's largest economy, and will begin to challenge US dominance, Rudd said.
- by Kirsty Needham
Opinion
Education
Where did you spend your teenage years?
Where you lived matters far more than you might think.
- by Peter Martin
Broncos' sponsor urges Lodge to take responsibility
NRMA Insurance has increased pressure on Matt Lodge to pay compensation to victims of a drunken New York rampage.
- by Julie Power
Opinion
Immigration
'Before most of us had made our coffee, they were gone'
Just as the small town of Biloela was waking up, Border Protection officers came and took a family away.
- by Chandra Roulston
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Opinion & Perspectives
Salisbury attack raises spectre of a new danger in chemical warfare
Are we entering an era of lethal nerve agents easily transportable and undetectable to standard equipment?
Martin Boland
New Idea claims extraordinary memory led to scoop
Gee, it’s convenient that the Uber driver has a detailed memory of the conversation between Karl and Peter Stefanovic.
Peter FitzSimons
The evidence is in: first-born siblings are better
Take a bow first-born children. New evidence proves what you've always known: you're better than your siblings.
Jessica Irvine
Politics
Analysis
Nick Xenophon
Thrashed and unemployed: where it all went wrong for Nick Xenophon
Strategists on all sides say the single worst thing that happened to Xenophon was a Newspoll just before Christmas.
- by Mark Kenny
Greens leader Richard Di Natale blames 'sabotage' for Batman loss
- by Eryk Bagshaw and Tom Cowie
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Business
'Don't take your foot off the accelerator,' Wesfarmers CEO tells Coles
Wesfarmers is focused on maintaining motivation for Coles and its outgoing chief John Durkan until new CEO Steve Cain takes the reins.
- by Cole Latimer
'We've treated customers unfairly': CBA boss warns of more bad news
- by Mathew Dunckley and Sarah Danckert
Small business
Entertainment
Lifestyle
Smarter living
How to encourage a child who hates exercise to start moving
Not every kid is the sports-loving type, so how can we make sure these children still stay active?
- by Carolyn Tate
Fixed address? That's so last-century. Meet the new-gen digital nomads
Have laptop, will travel: meet the digital nomads riding the twin trends of work flexibility and soaring house prices into a new, palm tree-fringed era.
- by Kyle Chayka
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Sport
Analysis
Sea Eagles
How does it feel as Manly embarrass old foes Parramatta?
The Sea Eagles and Eels have a long, spiteful history. This match didn't befit the rivalry.
- by Andrew Webster
Waratahs are growing up and now have the win to prove their new smarts
Daryl Gibson believes conditioning, smarts, and two big blokes called Israel and Taqele helped the Waratahs power over the top of the Rebels on Sunday.
- by Georgina Robinson
