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Paramedics apologise for blaming man's death on angry mob
The Australian Paramedics Association originally claimed a group of 'angry males' stopped its members from treating a dying man.
- by Kate Aubusson & Rachel Clun
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Do you drink more than an average Australian?
An Australian from the 1970s would probably drink you under the table, but how about today's average Aussie?
- by Conal Hanna
Teacher's aide sentenced for grooming boy for sex
Jackie Hays sobbed after pleading guilty to grooming the 15-year-old student for sex while being infatuated with him.
Breaking
GDP
Economy grows at fastest rate in six years; dollar jumps
Rebounding household spending has boosted domestic demand, paving the way for the bumper result.
- by Eryk Bagshaw
First burst of spring to nudge temps to high 20s in Sydney
Meteorologists have been watching the warmth building in central Australia, and say it's headed towards Sydney.
- by Peter Hannam
Analysis
Democracy
Explosive book reveals new example of dim-wittedness
It's time for Trump to be removed from office because he is clearly unable to discharge the powers of his office.
- by Max Boot
'Discarnate spirits' in court as 'healer' is cross-examined
The cross-examination of a Sydney tennis coach turned spiritual healer kicked off with an unusual line of questioning.
- by Michaela Whitbourn
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Opinion & Perspectives
The one thing at work that trumps money for Aussies
This will be music to the ears of miserly managers. But before everyone gets too excited, let’s take a reality check.
Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Even goldfish could be banned under strata laws - until now
Strata scheme blanket bans on pets are bad. Now they are under challenge but that's not the end of the matter.
Cathy Sherry
Why the banks will ignore customer anger and match Westpac's rate rise
Australia's big banks have graduated to much worse than exploiting their customers’ loyalty and inertia.
Ross Gittins
Sydney
NSW
Minister ignores draft report on children for nine months
- by Jacqueline Maley & Patrick Begley
National
Politics
Scott Morrison drops plan to increase pension age to 70 in sudden policy U-turn
Cabinet is set to next week approve the surprise policy reversal, keeping the pension age at 67.
- by Fergus Hunter & Stephanie Peatling
'Low expectations': Business loses hope in Coalition's climate credentials
- by Nicole Hasham & Cole Latimer
World
‘Five Eyes’ nations quietly demand government access to encrypted data
- by David E. Sanger and Sheera Frenkel
Property bydomain
Rubicon founder's Point Piper home for sale at $55m
The last time this Point Piper property sold it set a national house price record of $28.7m. More than a decade later, it returns to the market for $55m.
- by Lucy Macken
This slow-paced town is just like Byron Bay was 20 years ago
This area is a quieter, more relaxed alternative for those looking for a sea change that locals say is one where commuting isn't a huge concern.
- by Kate Farrelly
Business
$11m an hour: As Amazon sprinted to a trillion, Bezos raked in the cash
The online superstore's market value hit $US1 trillion for the first time on Tuesday - and no one else has benefited more than its founder.
- by Jeran Wittenstein & Tom Metcalf
Small business
Entertainment
How tech entrepreneurs helped make Crazy Rich Asians hit of the year
The stakes were so high for Hollywood's first Asian-led studio film in 25 years that some crazy rich Asians took matters into their own hands.
- by Karl Quinn
Cosby Show actor defends himself after being 'job-shamed' for working at grocery store
Photos circulated this week of actor Geoffrey Owens working at a suburban Trader Joe's.
Lifestyle
What are 'nightshade' vegetables, and should you be avoiding them?
- by Duane Mellor & Nenad Naumovski
Opinion
Makeup & nails
The secret to getting the 'no make-up' look, in under five minutes
- by Marisa Meltzer
Smarter living
9 ways parents can help kids cope with jealousy
At its core, jealousy is about insecurity, fear or a sense of competition. And there are ways you can help children respond constructively to the emotion.
- by Phyllis L. Fagell
Jennifer feels 'really ripped-off' after mortgage rate hike
The big banks are likely to follow the move by Westpac this week to increase its variable interest mortgage rate.
- by John Collett
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Australia rugby
Charlotte Caslick re-signs with Australian rugby until 2020
Sevens star Charlotte Caslick has resisted the urge to make the switch to rugby league by re-signing with Australian rugby until 2020.
- by Tom Decent
Serena battles past Pliskova to reach semis
Serena Williams fought back from a break down in the first set to beat Karolina Pliskova and reach the semi-finals of the US Open in suffocating conditions.
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