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They got 'away with murder': Opposition grows towards $3b apartment plan
Meriton's proposal to build more than 3000 apartments on a former industrial site in Sydney has raised concerns about overdevelopment in the area.
- by Andrew Taylor
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Being Donald Trump means never having to say sorry
As a young man on the make, as political candidate and president, Trump's relied for 50 years on one rule of behaviour.
- by Marc Fisher
Breaking
Telecommunications
Telstra job cuts: Staff pulled into redundancy discussions
Telstra’s job cutting process has begun, with teams pulled into meetings on Wednesday morning.
- by Jennifer Duke
'You're brave flying Air Asia': Airport official unfairly fired
The Home Affairs official also wiped a woman's passport on her sleeve after she momentarily held it in her mouth.
- by Doug Dingwall
Deliveroo riders told their contracts have been 'lost'
An email was sent to workers last Friday giving them seven days to produce their agreement, or sign a new contract.
- by Simone Fox Koob
Analysis
Daily Life
The disturbing reality behind the 'Q & A' panel
A comprehensive analysis of the "people's panel" of citizens revealed some saddening but not surprising results.
- by Clementine Ford
After Putin meeting, Trump voters stand by their man
Even by Trump's extraordinary standards, the summit has supplied a singular test case for his supporters.
- by Matt Flegenheimer
Featured
Opinion & Perspectives
Trump sided with Putin? Well, yes, but that was 24 hours ago
What the world actually witnessed wasn't Trump cosying up a Putin but a simple slip of the tongue, a verbal typo.
Matthew Knott
From Telstra to Thermomix, businesses still behave badly
An extraordinary list of enforcement activity, just in the month of April this year, names and shames big businesses.
Ross Gittins
Critics of Trump have a new word in their vocabulary: treason
When a former CIA director accused President Donald Trump of treason, it opened a floodgate.
Peter Baker
Sydney
NSW
Updated
State Parliament
Labor to use rare powers to try to expel disgraced MP
- by Lisa Visentin & Alexandra Smith
National
Politics
Power price hikes not inevitable, regulator insists
Regulator offers assurances that $27b plan 'won't necessarily' increase energy costs.
- by David Crowe
World
Property bydomain
Business
Opinion
Mining
Dividend boost on the cards as BHP delivers
BHP's production numbers, boosted by a big final-quarter surge, point to a strong full-year result and bigger dividends for shareholders.
- by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Small business
Entertainment
Singer Michelle Williams checks into mental health facility
The Destiny's Child star used her situation to advocate for mental health awareness.
- by Broede Carmody
Opinion
Recaps
All the ways The Handmaid's Tale S2 finale got it so horribly wrong
It's not just that the last few minutes felt like a betrayal, it's that they cast everything that came before in a different, and lesser, light.
- by Karl Quinn
Analysis
Reality TV
Tim Robards takes on Ninja Warrior, as Nine says they're 'pleased' with ratings
- by Broede Carmody
Lifestyle
Smarter living
Six reasons you should not get a dog - and one reason you should
The thought of a having a little puppy in your home is adorable, but there's a lot to consider.
- by Bianca Wordley
16:8 could be the magic number for weight loss and better health
A proven success rate and backed by science, intermittent fasting is a healthier lifestyle choice.
- by Michael Jarosky
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Sport
Penrith lock down star backrower Kikau with long-term deal
Penrith have wasted no time extending the contract of boom backrower Billy Kikau until the end of 2022.
- by Christian Nicolussi
15-year-old prodigy to link up with Matildas in USA
Fresh from scoring 10 goals in six games for the Young Matildas at the AFF Women's Championship, striker Mary Fowler will join the Australian set-up.
- by Vince Rugari
NRL
