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Golden boy to fallen hero: Smith pays huge price for ball-tampering scandal
It was vice captain David Warner's sudden transformation from The Reverend to The Bull that Steve Smith ultimately could not tame.
- by Andrew Wu
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'Cheat, cheat': Smith 'treated like a criminal' as he flies out
The former Australian cricket captain faced humiliating scenes as he was led by the hand through the airport.
- by Rachel Clun
'I need to change': Tearful Lehmann breaks his silence
The Australian coach has apologised for the ball-tampering scandal, vowing that he and the team will change.
- by Chris Barrett
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Has Nine just snatched tennis rights from Seven?
Tennis fans may soon need to tune in to Nine to watch the Australian Open, after a surprise twist in negotiations.
- by Jennifer Duke
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Energy
Snapping a photo of your meter could cut your bill
Energy companies could face fines for sending customers grossly inaccurate bills based on estimates, not usage.
- by Debbie Cuthbertson
Sandpaper, lies, videotape: Warner was plan's architect
The twists and turns have just kept coming in Australia's ball-tampering disgrace in Cape Town.
- by Chris Barrett
Uber's next service for Sydney to 'slash cost in half'
The ride-sharing company will test the willingness of users to walk further and share journeys with strangers.
- by Matt O'Sullivan
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Opinion & Perspectives
Why all of us must own the ball-tampering scandal
Australia demands decency from our cricketers, and fair enough. But we have to show decency in return.
Peter FitzSimons
The well-paid career path that parents don't want their kids to take
Children are missing out on opportunities due to societal misconceptions and parental bias towards university.
Suresh Manickam
We need an inquiry into ASIC - it's an embarrassment
Maybe it’s time to turn an inquisitive blowtorch on the supposed regulator, rather than give it more responsibilities.
Michael Pascoe
Politics
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
World
Emoluments suit against Donald Trump can proceed, judge rule
- by David A. Fahrenthold and Jonathan O'Connell
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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
Opinion
David Peever
MIA: Cricket Australia chairman Peever ducks for cover in midst of scandal
- by Elizabeth Knight
Small business
Opinion
The Big Idea
Secrets to making a marriage work when you’re in business together
- by Alexandra Cain
Opinion
The Venture
If the culture of the cricket team stinks, it's a governance issue
- by Tony Featherstone
Smarter living
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
Tassie distiller's American Oak expression wins at prestigious World Whiskies Awards.
- by James Atkinson
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Sport
'I need to change': Tearful Lehmann looks to New Zealand as model
Australian cricket will look in the mirror and put a line through "the line," the head coach said.
- by Chris Barrett
'Cheat, cheat': Steve Smith booed as he leaves South Africa
There were dramatic as Steve Smith was escorted through Johannesburg airport.
- by Rachel Clun
