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Out-of-control Chinese space station breaks up over the South Pacific
Chinese authorities say the Tiangong-1 space station has re-entered the earth's atmosphere on Monday morning.
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Shark bumps Hawaii man off paddleboard, then attacks
The scream came from the ocean where, moments before, a 25-year-old man had been stand-up paddleboarding.
- by Cleve R. Wootson Jr
Opinion
Immigration
Abbott is wrong about lots of things - but not immigration
Former prime ministers are entitled to be heard, whether you agree with them or not. In this case, Abbott is right.
- by Tony Walker
Woman charged with murder after man 'hit by vehicle'
A man was found with serious injuries on Good Friday, but later died in a Sydney hospital.
- by Rachel Clun
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Sydney
The $500 million plan to transform Moore Park
A group of prominent investors are pushing for a lucrative lease extension to transform the Entertainment Quarter.
- by Jacob Saulwick
Truck carrying thousands of day-old chicks crashes
The truck was carrying 100,000 chicks when it crashed down an embankment and overturned, police say.
- by Toby Vue
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Ball tampering
Smith, Warner assemble high-powered legal teamsÂ
Both camps are weighing up whether to contest the sanctions handed to them over the ball-tampering scandal.
- by Chris Barrett
Featured
'President unhinged': Trump is calling his own shots now
- by Philip Rucker and Robert Costa
Opinion & Perspectives
The secret to happiness? One group has found the answer
A slower pace of life and greater connection with family and friends can make a difference, a study has found.
Jessica Irvine
What would Jesus do about tax and government spending?
Have you noticed how arguments about governments’ intervention in the economy often rely on an appeal to Christ’s parable of the Good Samaritan?
Ross Gittins
Canberra needs more people like Peter Reith
He came from a generation that cared about sound policy, not just winning elections.
Tom Switzer
Politics
'High degree of caution': Australians in Russia warned
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade fears there could be a rise in "anti-Western sentiment".
- by Adam Gartrell
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Arabian night set to herald Rupert Murdoch's return
With rumours swirling about his health, Rupert Murdoch is set to host a high-powered dinner.
- by Colin Kruger
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Obituaries
LA Law, NYPD Blue producer Steven Bochco dead at 74
The man behind some of television's most critically acclaimed programs, producer Steven Bochco, has died.
- by Michael Idato
Top Gear viewers shocked as car fire engulfs hosts
UK viewers were left shocked when a car caught fire during one of the season's final segments.
- by Julia Hunt
Lifestyle
Smarter living
Time's up: The surprising luxury watch capital of Australia
Big budget timepieces are having their moment in this southern city.
- by Jane Rocca
How to teach your kids to identify spiders
Even the arachnophobes among us need to know this information.
- by Suzi Catchpole
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Ball tampering
Push for Smith, Warner bans to be eased as deadline looms
Both sacked vice-captain and Smith have assembled high-powered legal teams as they weigh up whether to contest their 12-month bans from domestic cricket.
- by Chris Barrett
Paine and Cummins the beating heart for Australia in tough times
The pair have carried themselves with distinction despite all that has gone wrong on an Australian tour that will forever live in infamy.
- by Chris Barrett
NRL
Racing
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Autumn Racing Carnival
Why Almandin switch of tactics took everyone by surprise
- by Chris Roots
THE MAIL
Autumn Racing Carnival
Cellarman wins Prelude but won't be in the gates for Doncaster Mile
- by Chris Roots