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Dashcam footage gave police a breakthrough in Newcastle child sex assault case
Detectives investigating the alleged abduction and assault of an 11-year-old girl say the case has moved beyond circumstantial and they have DNA evidence.
- by Sam Rigney
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Parents' income tax could decide private school funding
An overhaul of schools' socio-economic scores is set to use parents' tax returns to determine their capacity to pay.
- by Michael Koziol
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Immigration
Border backflip: Trump signs to stop family separation
Bowing to pressure from anxious allies, Trump signed an executive order ending the separation of children from families.
- by Jill Colvin
Sydney Bishop breaks ranks, citing the Pope
The Bishop of Parramatta, who was abused himself, is calling for public release of a church report on child abuse.
- by Joanne McCarthy
Chanel and champagne: David Jones bets on luxury
The store is aiming for a high-end experience akin to shopping at London's Harrods or Paris' Galeries Lafayette.
- by Patrick Hatch
'Taking over': Sleepy hamlet becoming the next Las Vegas
Chinese workers are flooding into a neighbouring country, bringing money, cars and a way of life locals can't afford.
- by Lindsay Murdoch & Kate Geraghty
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New Zealand
New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern goes into labour
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is in labour and in hospital to give birth to her first child.
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Opinion & Perspectives
Telstra overhaul to eliminate the human touch
The company's strategy is risky when the telco's customers tend to be older and like the personal touch.
Ben Grubb
10 of the best: Next Immortal contenders stand the test of time
Now that the NRL has gained control of the judging process from Rugby League Week, the code can recognise those not available for a “photo opportunity”.
Roy Masters
Voters want inspired leadership to further our national interests
Some issues are clearly bigger than any of our politicians tasked with addressing them and carry a significance that will extend well beyond the duration of the political careers of those involved.
John Hewson
Sydney
NSW
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Telecommunications
'It weighs very heavily on me': Telstra CEO opens up
- by John McDuling & Nick Toscano
World Cup 2018
Analysis
Looking to the skies: Socceroos wary of great Danes' aerial threat
Forget Christian Eriksen, the Socceroos are worried about the long-ball against one of the world's tallest teams.
- by Dominic Bossi
Uruguay through to knockout stage, Saudi Arabia out
- by Julien Pretot
Denmark need to defend better and move ball quicker, says coach
- by Michael Lynch
Politics
Pauline Hanson moves to give taxpayers a break - and the PM a mammoth victory
The government stared down attempts to amend the plan and will insist on an “all or nothing” vote on Thursday.
- by David Crowe
World
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Business
Telstra job cuts part of wider war on white collar workers
Telco's decision to slash 9500 jobs represents a much bigger trend in corporate Australia.
- by Nick Toscano & Eryk Bagshaw
Small business
Entertainment
Why on earth is this man up for a gold Logie?
You mightn't have heard of him, but this real estate agent has commercial networks worried.
- by Michael Lallo
TV may have changed during his self-imposed exile, but Denton hasn't
Andrew Denton is pleased to be back on screen - just don't call him Australia's best interviewer.
- by Debi Enker
Lifestyle
Should healthy people take probiotic supplements?
- by Chris Irwin, Corneel Vandelanotte & Saman Khalesi
Smarter living
How much protein do you really need in your diet?
Answering the most common question in the health and fitness world.
- by Michael Jarosky
Why women shouldn't outsource money matters to their partner
Through death and divorce women are likely to end up holding the financial reins but they're not prepared.
- by Georgina Dent
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Sport
NRL looks for a $20 million annual windfall from new gambling tax
The NRL is lobbying the state government for a share of the new tax on gambling to be returned to the game's grass roots.
- by Chris Roots
Analysis
Australia
10 of the best: Next Immortal contenders stand the test of time
Now that the NRL has gained control of the judging process from Rugby League Week, the code can recognise those not available for a “photo opportunity”.
- by Roy Masters
NRL
