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Opinion
Racism
The anonymous note that shook our sense of belonging
She is the best person I know, who puts her heart and soul into what she does. But in less than 100 words, one person managed to permanently damage my mother’s sense of her own worth.
- by Maneesha Gopalan
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Footy clubs given red card for misleading fans over refunds
The consumer umpire has sent almost two dozen of Australia's biggest football clubs to the sin bin for lying to fans.
- by Patrick Hatch
Murder trial witness 'bashed' by accused killer in debacle
The key rollover witness was locked up in the same cell as the very man he was due to give evidence against in court.
- by Shannon Tonkin
Anning's adviser quits over 'final solution' maiden speech
In a post on LinkedIn, Richard Mcgilvray said he had resigned "within hours" of hearing his boss' speech.
- by Rachel Clun & Michael Koziol
Investigation
China
All-expenses-paid trip linked to controversial billionaire
Questions have been raised over an MP's relationship with the Chinese billionaire who ended Dastyari's political career.
- by Nathan Hondros
Mother speaks out in support of 'amazing' daughter Hannah
Hannah Quinn, accused of killing a man with a samurai sword, once called herself a murderer - just for picking a flower.
- by Sally Rawsthorne
Opinion
Racism
This speech has been exposed for its true value - junk
Fraser Anning made an inflammatory, hateful speech in federal Parliament, and it's already achieved two good outcomes.
- by Peter Hartcher
Featured
Opinion & Perspectives
Clubs are giving fans what Wallabies and Co cannot
This Saturday in Sydney. Two great rugby teams, with an extraordinary rivalry between them. And the Wallabies vs All Blacks is on too.
Peter FitzSimons
Sydney, stop whingeing - our city's not that bad
Our property prices make extortionists feel embarrassed and our nightlife’s still less lively than the Tasmanian tiger. But a new global report card just reminded us how good we’ve got it.
Dom Knight
Turnbull and Shorten must unite - and silence Abbott
Ignore all he says and does. Tony Abbott is just for Abbott, hoping to return to the leadership by destroying the PM. And Turnbull should call him out on it - for the sake of the nation.
John Hewson
Politics
Opinion
Racism
Fraser Anning set Australia's Parliament a test. It passed
The Katter's Australian Party senator's words were so divisive that they served to galvanise the rest of the Parliament into unifying.
- by Peter Hartcher
Adviser to Fraser Anning quits over 'final solution' maiden speech
- by Rachel Clun & Michael Koziol
World
Property bydomain
The $300,000 budget gap that could be leaving house-hunters out of pocket
When buyers are house-hunting, there's one thing they're underestimating.
- by Kate Burke
Glam, green or ethical? Meet the new wave of tiny homes
It's not just about space any more. Bold ideas are shaking up the tiny home industry.
- by Allison Worrall
Business
ANZ knew of risks that its bank tellers could mis-sell super accounts
The bank was warned that the key risk of its plan to sell super products through its branches was that customers could end up worse off.
- by Clancy Yeates & Sarah Danckert
'Under fire': Aussie dollar becomes the No.1 whipping boy in global trade war
- by Michael Heath & Ruth Carson
Small business
Entertainment
American History X director casts robot as lead actor in new film
The automation crisis has hit Hollywood, and it could see a robot up for acting trophies next awards season.
- by Robert Moran
'A horrible part of my life': Taylor Swift fights back tears at concert
The pop star was recalling her sexual assault trial verdict, which was handed down exactly one year ago.
- by Erin Jensen
Lifestyle
Analysis
Parenting
Don't dismiss a new mum's boredom. It could be a sign of something more serious
- by Erica Komisar
Smarter living
Style wars: Which Australian city has the best clothes for men
Their rivalry tends to be more about sport and lifestyle - but fashion has become the final frontier.
- by Jane Rocca
Is it okay to bring siblings to a birthday party?
Who knew birthday party politics could be so divisive?
- by Ariane Beeston
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Sport
Muzzled Barrett forced to be tight-lipped on Manly future
Manly's Trent Barrett fronted the media this morning saying that for legal reasons, he couldn't comment on his coaching future.
- by Adam Pengilly
Wallabies are just as skilful as the All Blacks: Coach
The Wallabies skills coach has made a big proclamation ahead of Saturday night's opening Bledisloe Cup clash in Sydney.
- by Darren Walton