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Pub baron Justin Hemmes was two days late with his rent, and faced eviction
Hemmes' monthly rent on the Coogee Pavilion was due on a Saturday. He paid it on Monday, but was issued with a termination notice. Now he's suing.
- by Kate McClymont
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'Detestable' Tony Abbott to launch Pauline Hanson book
She used to detest the former PM, but now the One Nation senator is trusting him to launch her new book.
- by Tracey Ferrier
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Sea Eagles
Manly fined, club legend faces ban over salary cap breaches
The NRL informed the Sea Eagles on Monday of the heavy sanctions after a nine-month investigation.
- by Adam Pengilly
Warner's comments on ball tampering come back to bite
"The rules are in place for a reason," Warner said after Faf du Plessis was charged with ball-tampering in 2016.
- by James Lemon
Dutton intervened to grant visa to foreign au pair
For two years, Mr Dutton's department has been trying to suppress key details of the case and reasons for the decision.
Mehajer accuses estranged wife of 'grandstanding'
Salim Mehajer's lawyer has told a court Aysha Learmonth was being "nothing more than a drama queen".
England suspected ball tampering during Ashes
England had concerns about Australian ball tampering during the Ashes, but there was never any solid evidence.
- by Nick Hoult
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This is a rare opportunity for a complete purge in cricket
"Same old Aussies, always cheating," goes the Barmy Army chant, and it's impossible to be offended now.
Malcolm Knox
We have a bad case of misdirected compassion
The Senate’s passing of the Orwellian Welfare "Reform" Bill will, in its first year, add to homelessness by cutting off payments to more than 80,000 people.
Ross Gittins
'Thirty polls test' for PM ignores nightmare backstory
Tony Abbott, as prime minister, had lost the confidence of the party room and his cabinet. That takes some doing.
Amanda Vanstone
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IT meltdown in Transport for NSW as system veers off rails
- by Matt O'Sullivan
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Politics Live: Deadline looms for Turnbull government's tax cuts
The Prime Minister and his colleagues are mounting a last ditch effort to get the two votes it needs.
- by Fergus Hunter
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Doctors name and shame health insurers as profits and complaints soar
- by Adam Gartrell
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Telstra admits it misled up to 100,000 customers over third-party charges
Telstra has admitted to misleading up to 100,000 customers by charging them for content like games and ringtones many didn’t know they had bought.
- by Jennifer Duke
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'It was full on': Bachelor In Paradise's Florence defends rowdy debut
The Dutch 27-year-old found herself caught in a love quadrangle and the episode's most dramatic scene.
- by Rob Moran
Spielberg says Netflix movies don't deserve Oscars
"Once you commit to a TV format, you're a TV movie."
- by Broede Carmody
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Aussies given an extension to apply for a British pension
Worked in the UK? You might be able to top up your National Insurance contributions.
- by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
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The case for fixed wireless over waiting for the NBN
With many in metropolitan areas facing an unclear NBN timetable, providers of fixed wireless are moving in.
- by Peter Wells
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Sea Eagles
Manly fined, former CEO suspended over salary cap breaches
NRL chief executive Todd Greenberg informed the Sea Eagles on Monday morning of the heavy sanctions.
- by Adam Pengilly
Steve Smith booed as Australia's humiliation capped with heavy defeat
The disgraced tourists fell to a 2-1 series deficit inside four days in Cape Town.
- by Chris Barrett