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'It was all gone within half an hour': Family home obliterated in Tathra fire
John Blankenstein was in shock looking at the remnants of his wife's parents' home, where a small ceramic pot was the only thing that was salvageable.
- by Han Nguyen
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City simmers in hottest trio of March days since 1902 - and another burst is coming
Sunday's 38.2-degree-high was the hottest this late in March since 1940. And the tail of summer won't stop wagging yet, with another day of 30 degrees forecast.
- by Peter Hannam
Breaking
Public transport
All train services out of Central face delays
A power supply issue has caused delays for all services heading away from the city on Monday afternoon.
- by Rachel Clun
Maths illiteracy 'led to the election of Donald Trump'
For Eddie Woo, there's a direct link between the trouble many adults have with maths and the election of Trump.
- by Pallavi Singhal
Abbott: Dutton is 'absolutely right' about SA farmers
"If the boot was on the other foot we would call it racism of the worst sort," the former PM said.
- by Michael Koziol
Opinion
Banking royal commission
Something is rotten in Australia's mortgage market
The evidence is well and truly in that Australia’s once stately banking industry has been invaded by a toxic sales culture
- by Jessica Irvine
The Stefanovic rant: Details of conversation emerge
In the end, the overheard Uber conversation that had Nine's foes salivating was more bark than bite.
- by Rob Moran
Featured
Opinion & Perspectives
Immigration the cheap and nasty way to grow the economy
High immigration may suit our rent-seeking business people, but it's a hell of a way to pursue economic growth.
Ross Gittins
John Durkan's career ends in the Coles exit aisle
Amid all the change at Wesfarmers, it was easy to lose the significance of John Durkan’s career demise.
Colin Kruger
'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.
Chandra Roulston
Sydney
NSW
Breaking
Bushfire
NSW residents told it was too late to leave as bushfire tears through town
- by Rachel Clun
National
Politics
Abbott says Dutton is 'absolutely right' about white South African farmers
"If the boot was on the other foot we would call it racism of the worst sort."
- by Michael Koziol
Analysis
Nick Xenophon
Australia's minor parties are failing to live up to their own hype
- by David Crowe
World
Property bydomain
Business
'Awkward trade-off': ANZ quizzed over possible breach of credit laws
ANZ has admitted it does not independently verify the monthly expenses of people applying for a home loan.
- by Sarah Danckert
Small business
Entertainment
Lifestyle
Opinion
Sex & relationships
Why did Trump Jr text a model just after his wife gave birth?
- by Natalie Reilly
Smarter living
The secret language that will make you a better communicator
A secret conversation is happening right beneath your eyes.
- by Phil Barker
20 signs your child may be gifted
Suspect your child is gifted? Here are 20 sure signs.
- by Rebecca Gruber
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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
Chautauqua fails to leave gate again
Champion sprinter Chautauqua's career is at a crossroads after he again refused to leave the gates in a barrier trial.
- by Craig Brennan
