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Warner's pain was palpable. But critics called it 'heavily stage-managed'

Warner's pain was palpable. But critics called it 'heavily stage-managed'

The disgraced cricketer cried and choked on his words as he apologised for the ball-tampering scandal. But what was really driving him?

  • by Esther Han

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Hot Springs' fortunes running hot and cold

Hot Springs' fortunes running hot and cold

VCAT has ordered the hot springs to reinject more water into the aquifer, but has extended its water rights.

  • by Madeleine Heffernan
Ruthless in defence: The Cardinal and the showman

Ruthless in defence: The Cardinal and the showman

From the first day the court door opened, the man hired to represent Cardinal George Pell has been on the attack.

  • by Melissa Cunningham and Adam Cooper
Why Australia needs Adam Gilchrist to steady the ship

Why Australia needs Adam Gilchrist to steady the ship

In the modern cricketing era, Gilly is the exemplar of precisely the kind of good sportsmanship the country is hungry for.

  • by Peter FitzSimons
Sickening collision: Magpie suffers suspected broken leg

Sickening collision: Magpie suffers suspected broken leg

Tim Broomhead suffered a shocking injury at the MCG when he kicked the goalpost while trying to score a goal.

  • by Peter Ryan
The school that teaches  confidence and fixes teeth

The school that teaches  confidence and fixes teeth

A Melbourne school is enrolling entire families, offering playgroups, short courses and access to medical services.

  • by Henrietta Cook
Kiwi polish: Is Jacinda Ardern the world's shiniest PM?

Kiwi polish: Is Jacinda Ardern the world's shiniest PM?

Young. Charismatic. Female. Throw in a pregnancy and it's no wonder the Kiwis are mad for their new leader. Can it last?

  • by Amanda Hooton
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Australia has a wee problem that nobody's talking about

The toilet situation in this country is deplorable. Especially when you consider how many are affected by leaky bladders.

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    Foolish to exempt pensioners from Labor's dividend tax policy

    The decision to exempt full and part pensioners from Labor's dividend tax policy could lead to perverse outcomes.

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      You think your job's dangerous? Try being a writer

      I didn’t want to play the whole “who’s got the more dangerous job” one-upping game but he kind of forced my hand.

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        Collingwood's Tim Broomhead breaks leg after kicking goal post

        Collingwood's Tim Broomhead breaks leg after kicking goal post

        Collingwood forward Tim Broomhead suffered a broken leg after kicking the goal post at the MCG.

        • by Peter Ryan
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        It's Easter Saturday footy at its best. The twilight game is between Collingwood and GWS at the MCG.

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        Fixing Foxtel: This man has the toughest job in Aussie media

        Fixing Foxtel: This man has the toughest job in Aussie media

        Patrick Delany has TV and sport running through his veins. But will it be enough to save Foxtel from Netflix?

        • by John McDuling and Jennifer Duke

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        Office pranks: Just harmless fun?

        • by James Adonis
        The dark side of start-ups

        The dark side of start-ups

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        Move over Darth Vader, Ibrahim feels the force

        Move over Darth Vader, Ibrahim feels the force

        Notorious family the Ibrahims are on the precipice of global fame with Hollywood calling.

        • by Andrew Hornery
        How Daniel Sloss found comedy in being groomed by an online paedophile

        How Daniel Sloss found comedy in being groomed by an online paedophile

        Scottish performer isn’t afraid of being controversial, offensive or crude.

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        A sleep expert's guide to handling the end of daylight savings

        Winding back the clocks doesn't have to be a nightmare for parents.

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        Discounts on gas and electricity bills are leaving customers confused and often financially worse off.

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        'I apologise unreservedly': Warner breaks down over scandal

        'I apologise unreservedly': Warner breaks down over scandal

        "To my team mates and support staff, I apologise for my actions and take full responsibility for my part on day three."

        • by Tom Decent
        Smith unaware until too late

        Smith unaware until too late

        Steve Smith was not aware of key elements of Australia's ball tampering plot until he saw the incident on the big screen, according to CA's investigation.

        • by Andrew Wu