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Prominent Sydney surgeon sued for negligence after 'consultation in strip club'
"That nose job literally destroyed my life," said the former table top dancer, who sued ENT specialist Dr William Mooney over her surgery.
- by Kate McClymont
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Ch 9 banned until after Opening Ceremony
Furious Commonwealth Games bosses have banned the network, saying they are "very disappointed".
- by Phil Lutton
Sydney may have moved past its 'peak rate of decline'
Home prices across Australia's major cities slipped for a sixth-straight month in March.
Bans for ball-tampering trio too harsh, players' union says
The extraordinary contrition of Steve Smith and his teammates should be taken into account, the union said.
- by Tom Decent
Opinion
Russia
Australia's united response puts the US and UK to shame
When Kevin Rudd as PM phoned Vladimir Putin to apologise, the Russian leader's response was a big belly laugh.
- by Peter Hartcher
Investigation
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Beaten, abused, humiliated - and filmed by police
John’s psychologist was worried about his health. She asked police to check on him. CCTV footage shows they did much more.
- by Nick McKenzie
What happens when you hide Facebook from your phone
It’s not just the super-condensed nastiness of social media that leaves me feeling like garbage after using it.
- by John Birmingham
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Leadership
The operating model of politics is breaking down
- by Lachlan Harris & Andrew Charlton
Opinion & Perspectives
My helmet probably saved my life. I still don't support helmet laws
There is a belief in Australia that to be safe on a bicycle, you need to wear a helmet and when you don't you are not safe.
Pieter Wijtzes
Stop calling us Millennials selfish: we just want what you had
There is nothing selfish about wanting to own a two-bedroom home and be in a stable career before you have children.
Anna Hart
Westies being asked to fix problems not of their making
The forgotten western suburbs of Sydney are being touted as the site that might save the city from itself.
Dallas Rogers
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National
Debbie-hit Whitsundays now in Cyclone Iris's firing line
- by Stuart Layt, Shae McDonald & Peta McCartney
Politics
Inequality in Australian schools costs the country $20 billion: report
Results for students already at the bottom of the curve have fallen faster and further than those at the top.
- by Michael Koziol
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Sydney, Melbourne property prices continue to slide
Home prices across Australia's major cities slipped again, but there may be a silver lining for Sydney property owners.
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Innovation
Australia's start-up sector gets a big boost from Peter Costello's Future Fund
- by John McDuling
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Entertainment
Lifestyle
British Vogue makes history as part of fashion's diversity movement
- by Elizabeth Paton and Nicole Economos
Smarter living
The short cut to being a better runner (without getting injured)
A simple tweak to your technique can make you faster, and less prone to injury.
- by Laura Hill
7 non-negotiable rules of the playground every parent should follow
Don't let the hectic atmosphere for the playground fool you - there are still rules to follow.
- by Laurel Niedospial
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Superannuation
Super funds at the top of league have two things in common
- by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
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Sport
ACA calls for independent review into cricket, trio's bans to be reduced
ACA president Greg Dyer wants to see an independent review into cricket and has put pressure on Cricket Australia to reduce the bans of Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft.
- by Tom Decent
Day hopes new irons can help the nation recover from ball tampering crisis
Jason Day has made a major change on the eve of the US Masters - and now he hopes to change the mood of a country after cricket's ball tampering saga.
- by Adam Pengilly
