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The Sydney suburb that's grown from a population of 0 to 7500 in eight years
Residents joke their suburb is so new, they can't order a pizza because their streets aren't on Google Maps.
- by Garry Maddox
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Kim Jong-un
North Korea halts nuclear tests, shuts down test site
The surprise announcement came less than a week before Kim Jong Un is due to attend a summit with the south.
Opinion
Banking royal commission
AMP's mea culpa doesn't cut it - more heads need to roll
AMP essentially sacking its chief for the second time in a month is like shooting someone who is already dead.
- by Elizabeth Knight
Graft, favours, bullying and BBQs at a Sydney council
The corruption watchdog has laid bare the cosy relationships between developers and councillors.
- by Jacob Saulwick & Lisa Visentin
Exclusive
ATO
When money goes missing on the way to the ATO
They paid their tax to their accountant, or gave their correct TFN. But the tax office is saying "tough luck, cough up" anyway.
- by Nassim Khadem
Producer and DJ known as Avicii, 28, found dead
The 28-year-old Swedish performer, born Tim Bergling, was in Muscat, Oman when he died.
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Crime
Couple dead, teens on the run after 'abhorrent' hit-and-run
The crash in Melbourne killed a couple who had been married for a year, and who were driving through a green light.
- by Anthony Colangelo
Featured
Opinion & Perspectives
Coalition builds new tower for Abbott to smash to pieces
After Australia's decade of disastrous policy, Josh Frydenberg was given the task of building a new policy out of nothing more than a box of matches.
Peter Hartcher
Success will need to be found on and off field for new cricket regime
When Darren Lehmann was appointed Australian cricket coach in 2013, he was asked about his goals. ‘Winning,’ he said. Anything else?
Malcolm Knox
Does royal commission turncoat Morrison think the public is dim?
The clearly panicked Treaurer has endless reasons for embarrassment after scoffing at calls for such a power-packed inquiry.
Tony Wright
Politics
How Scott Morrison changed his tune on the banking royal commission
From calling the idea a "populist whinge" to warning "disturbing" behaviour revealed in the inquiry could lead to jail time, here is how his opinion has changed.
- by Rachel Clun
'Not a big drama' for electricity industry to slash emissions, says scheme architect
- by Nicole Hasham & Peter Hannam
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Business
Packer's right hand: John Alexander wields the knife at uneasy Crown
In the towering shadow of James Packer, you might hardly notice the man they call 'JA'. But his influence runs deep.
- by Nick Toscano
Opinion
Banking royal commission
People are crying out for justice, perhaps now someone will listen
- by Adele Ferguson
Small business
Entertainment
Joggers and Joan: Rupert Murdoch's low-key comeback
Rupert Murdoch certainly could do with a lesson or two when it comes to managing one's "comeback"
- by Andrew Hornery
Peking Duk's rise from digital dilettantes to full-scale rock stars
Dance music duo Peking Duk take very little seriously, but the prophesied "death of the DJ" has them tweaking their game.
- by Michael Dwyer
Lifestyle
Smarter living
Why everyone needs a will, especially parents
One of the biggest reasons parents need a will has nothing to do with who gets their money if they die.
- by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Ten rare whiskies that are worth the investment
Collectors and connoisseurs gathered to try 10 of the most unsual whiskies on the market.
- by Michael Harry
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Sport
Matildas lose Asian Cup final to Japan after 84th-minute goal
Japan's Kumi Yokoyama scored the late goal with a searing strike into the top corner to secure a 1-0 victory.
- by Pete Smith
Clint Gutherson becomes Eels captain
He has long been an inspiration to his team. Now Parramatta star Clint Gutherson gets a chance to captain it.
- by Adrian Proszenko