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The Sydney suburbs that will benefit most from the government's tax cuts
By 2024, some Sydney suburbs are expected to gain between $5000 and $9500 extra disposable income per capita, new analysis reveals.
- by Peter Martin & Eryk Bagshaw
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David Goodall's final words, before lethal injection
Due to his arthritis, Professor Goodall was unable to press the button to release the deadly injection on his first attempt.
- by Latika Bourke & Jenny Noyes
The largest wave was just recorded in Southern Ocean
A solitary buoy deep in the remote ocean has recorded a monster wave, the largest measured in the southern hemisphere.
- by Peter Hannam
Opinion
Innovation
Stop dreaming, Australia: Google is staying in Sydney
Google isn't leaving Sydney, but the excitement around that possibility tells us a lot about the rest of the country.
- by John McDuling
Genital injury, not drugs, blamed after fatal crash
A driver's apparently drug-affected behaviour after a fatal crash may have been caused by his injuries, a judge says.
- by Georgina Mitchell
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Election
Out with the old, in with the older: Mahathir sworn in
Late on Thursday, 30 hours after polls closed, 92-year-old Mahathir addressed his nation as its leader, once again.
- by James Massola
'Special moment for world peace': Summit site revealed
Trump said he would meet with Kim on June 12 for the first ever meeting between the leaders of the two countries.
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Opinion & Perspectives
David Goodall's story forces us to confront uncomfortable truths
Many ill and elderly people fear the possibility of a bad death as they approach the end of their lives.
Penny Hackett
How Morrison devised his 'big bang' tax cuts to corner Labor
Scott Morrison had to start from scratch to devise a budget that could rescue the government's political fortunes.
David Crowe
Malaysia is making history and the world is watching
It was the win few believed could actually happen. And it has upended Malaysia's staid political system, forever.
James Massola
Politics
Bill Shorten raises the stakes in tax war with pledge to offer workers a $928 cut
Labor will offer millions of workers a tax cut of up to $928 a year in a bid to ramp up pressure on the Turnbull government
- by David Crowe
Analysis
Bill Shorten
You call that a tax cut? Bill Shorten hits back at Coalition budget
- by Mark Kenny
Breaking
Trade
Liberal MP Sarah Henderson breaks ranks to support bill ending live sheep exports
- by David Crowe
'Cutting into muscle': ABC faces dilemma in absorbing latest funding freeze
- by Michael Koziol & Broede Carmody
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Business
'Extraordinary turnaround': big miners pushing ASX towards 10-year high
Investors can't get enough of Australia's big miners, and it is helping to push the ASX towards a decade high.
- by Darren Gray
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8@eight
8@eight: Wall Street rolls on, ASX set to open higher
- by Ilya Spivak & John Kicklighter
Opinion
Innovation
It's time to stop pretending Australia is doing well with new ideas
- by Harold Mitchell
Small business
Entertainment
Jessica Mauboy books Australia into Eurovision grand final
Mauboy's second powerhouse performance in two days struck a chord with Europe's voting TV audience.
- by Michael Idato
Chris Brown sued by woman who says she was raped at his house
R&B star Chris Brown is facing claims that a woman was repeatedly raped by a friend of his during a drug- and alcohol-fueled party at his LA home last year.
- by Maya Salam
Lifestyle
Smarter living
Parenting a 'spirited' child
My child has two speeds: either flat out, or sleeping.
- by Catherine Rodie
Opinion
Property investment
How to get property investment right
Buying an investment property is no guarantee of financial success - you need to buy well in the first place.
- by Noel Whittaker
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Sport
Once a reluctant role model, Inglis now wears his heart on his sleeve
This is the very image of the NRL's Indigenous Round: Greg Inglis, in front of the Aboriginal flag, representing his people and culture with pride.
- by Phil Lutton
Brooks and Fonua spark Leichhardt party as Tigers overcome Cowboys
Luke Brooks is suddenly right back in the Origin mix as his opposite No. 7 Johnathan Thurston failed again to beat Wests Tigers on Sydney soil.
- by Christian Nicolussi
Wests Tigers eye new western Sydney stadium as permanent home base
- by Christian Nicolussi
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