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Northbourne Flats eviction leaves traffic at a standstill
Judith Kelly, 58, was one of the last people living inside the dilapidated Northbourne Flats, which will soon be demolished to make way for a new development.
- by Steven Trask
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Convicted lecturer suffered mental impairment at time of offences, court told
Arthur Hoyle is appealing against his conviction and sentence.
- by Alexandra Back
Meghan's scandal-hit dad 'won't attend royal wedding'
Meghan Markle's dad was caught staging photos with the paparazzi and fears he would embarrass the royals by attending the wedding.
- by Nick Miller
Melania Trump hospitalised for kidney surgery
Melania Trump underwent a surgical procedure on Monday morning to treat what the White House called a "benign kidney condition".
Deadly Gaza protests cloud Israel's US embassy opening in Jerusalem
Israeli soldiers killed scores of Palestinians demonstrating along the border fence in the bloodiest day of protests in years.
Opinion
Daily Life
The problem with the 'good bloke' narrative
If refusing to discuss domestic homicide as anything other than an inexcusable act of violence is "demonising men", then we have a long way to go.
- by Clementine Ford
'Buckle up': Trump and allies go on war footing as Mueller probe enters year two
Many Trump aides say they are confident the President will be exonerated.
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Opinion & Perspectives
Facing the hardest separation
International Day of Families is an important moment to reflect on Australia’s separation of refugees and asylum-seekers. It’s time to bring them together.
Catherine Stubberfield
An Aussie Trump is not such a remote possibility
Think Australia is immune from the rise of strong man leaders? Think again.
Peter Hartcher
The novelty has worn off - let's ditch Eurovision for Asiavision
It makes sense for Australia to walk away from Eurovision and play a leadership role in pushing for an Asiavision song contest.
Jieh-Yung Lo
Canberra
'We'll keep coming back until the workers are paid what they are owed'
- by Michael Inman & Katie Burgess
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National
Politics
Labor demands income tax costings as it prepares alternative cuts
Labor is preparing to intensify pressure on Treasury to reveal more about the $140 billion cost of the Turnbull government’s sweeping cuts to income taxes
- by David Crowe
More female MPs under threat as Liberal Party wrestles with gender balance
- by Michael Koziol, Benjamin Preiss & Fergus Hunter
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Business
'He needs to get his own house in order': RBA staff want chief to take own advice
Governor Philip Lowe's call for wages growth of 3.5 per cent to be seen as normal has been seized on by the RBA's own note-making workers.
- by Anna Patty
Small business
Entertainment
NCIS star Pauley Perrette tweets cryptic accusations after leaving show
The long-running star played the popular forensic scientist Abby, whose final episode aired last week.
- by Jenny Noyes
Lifestyle
Smarter living
12 ways parents can boost their kid's confidence right now
Number 4: Don't rescue them. What else can you do to raise a confident child?
- by Katharine Stahl
Alexa and Siri can hear this hidden command. You can't.
Researchers show they can send secret commands to Apple's Siri, Amazon's Alexa and Google's Assistant.
- by Craig Smith
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Sport
Dave Toussaint on a collision course with Anthony Mundine
Dave Toussaint is a star on the rise in Australian boxing and the humble Canberran would take the fight "in a heartbeat".
- by Caden Helmers
Canberra Raiders CEO Don Furner calls for new Canberra Stadium
Don Furner is always full of praise for the Green Machine faithful but even he admits he is "always" worried fans might start to turn away.
- by Caden Helmers
