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'I need to change': A tearful Darren Lehmann breaks his silence on cheating scandal

'I need to change': A tearful Darren Lehmann breaks his silence on cheating scandal

The crying shame of it all is that it has taken such a terrible episode, tarnishing careers and changing lives, for Darren Lehmann and what is left of the side to look themselves in the mirror.

  • by Chris Barrett

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'Cheat, cheat': Smith booed as he leaves South Africa

'Cheat, cheat': Smith booed as he leaves South Africa

There were dramatic as Steve Smith was escorted through Johannesburg airport in the wake of the cricket cheating scandal.

  • by Rachel Clun
Police to get military-style semi-automatic guns

Police to get military-style semi-automatic guns

Victorian police officers set to get semi-automatic rifles to combat terrorism and the proliferation of gun-related crime.

  • by Farrah Tomazin and Cameron Houston
Take a pic of the meter: Push on 'estimated' energy bills
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Take a pic of the meter: Push on 'estimated' energy bills

Energy companies could face fines for sending customers grossly inaccurate bills based on estimates instead of usage.

  • by Debbie Cuthbertson
This elusive senator may be the hole in the tax-cut plan
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This elusive senator may be the hole in the tax-cut plan

 Only a fortnight in the Senate, Tim Storer remains utterly, conscientiously anonymous. But what's his impact?

  • by Mark Kenny
Cambridge Analytica's Nix: Bond villain, genius, hustler?

Cambridge Analytica's Nix: Bond villain, genius, hustler?

Company's mastermind has been described as a kind of Dr Evil - but the public is divided on his image.

  • by William Booth and Karla Adam
Identities of dangerous sex offenders may soon be known

Identities of dangerous sex offenders may soon be known

Government gives in-principle approval for legal changes that would reveal the identities of convicted sex offenders.

  • by Neelima Choahan
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We're all losers when we embrace winning at all costs

It is becoming acceptable to say or do whatever is required just to win. We see it in sport. We see it in politics.

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    Drug reform report is timely, and necessary

    The biggest killers are licit substances – prescription opioids, tobacco and alcohol.

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      Michael Short

      Why discounts are bad for energy customers

      There is plenty of independent evidence that discounts on gas and electricity bills leave customers confused and worse off.

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      AFL plans two-day draft

      AFL plans two-day draft

      The AFL is proposing to transform the national draft into a two-day event that features live trading of picks, starting this year.

      • by Jake Niall
      Matters on Tex's mind

      Matters on Tex's mind

      Taylor Walker addressed his team mates after it was revealed that some players had been traumatised after a brutal pre-season camp.

      • by Caroline Wilson
      Kouta and avocado on the menu
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      Kouta and avocado on the menu

      • by Bob Murphy
      Saints talls leaves the Daw ajar

      Saints talls leaves the Daw ajar

      • by Sam McClure

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      Australia believes it killed two civilians,  wounded two children in Iraq air strike

      Australia believes it killed two civilians,  wounded two children in Iraq air strike

      The Australian Defence Force has admitted that “on the balance of probabilities” two civilian Iraqi adults were killed in one of its airstrikes.

      • by David Wroe

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      Nine rumoured to have snatched tennis broadcasting rights from Seven

      Nine rumoured to have snatched tennis broadcasting rights from Seven

      After more than 40 years at Channel Seven, the Australian Open tennis may soon have a new home.

      • by Jennifer Duke
      Shares are set for a positive end to the quarter.

      Markets Live: End of quarter trading for ASX

      • by Vesna Poljak and Patrick Commins

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      Corey Feldman in hospital after 'stabbing', but police deny star's claims

      Corey Feldman in hospital after 'stabbing', but police deny star's claims

      The '80s star said a man 'opened my car door and stabbed me', but police aren't convinced.

      • by Elahe Izadi
      Viewers said UnREAL went too far - until The Bachelor proved them wrong

      Viewers said UnREAL went too far - until The Bachelor proved them wrong

      How the hit drama became essential viewing in this era of outlandish reality TV.

      • by Michael Lallo

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      How does renting out my home on Airbnb affect my capital gains tax?

      How does renting out my home on Airbnb affect my capital gains tax?

      Letting your property on Airbnb might bring in some extra income but you might be left with a nasty tax bill.

      • by George Cochrane
      Australian whisky named world's best single malt ... again

      Australian whisky named world's best single malt ... again

      Tassie distiller's American Oak expression wins at prestigious World Whiskies Awards.

      • by James Atkinson

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      Sport

      'Cheat, cheat': Steve Smith booed as he leaves South Africa

      'Cheat, cheat': Steve Smith booed as he leaves South Africa

      There were dramatic as Steve Smith was escorted through Johannesburg airport.

      • by Rachel Clun
      'I need to change': Tearful Lehmann looks to New Zealand as model

      'I need to change': Tearful Lehmann looks to New Zealand as model

      Australian cricket will look at itself in the mirror and put a line through "the line," the head coach said.

      • by Chris Barrett