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How a 'polymathic genius' managed to take hold of Sydney's second CBD
If he was a household item 'he would surely be a Swiss Army Knife'. He paints every day and, if you asked, he'd tell you he sculpts 'a bit like Brancusi', too.
- by Jacob Saulwick
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Independent candidate on track for historic Wagga win
The results from today's byelection showed voters had abandoned the Liberal Party in droves.
- by Lisa Visentin
At half time, Cheika issued his men a call to action
After weeks of soul searching, the Wallabies staved off South Africa to chalk up a 25-18 victory.
- by Tom Decent
'He was taking such a risk': Confessions of a rent boy
Many of the clients Tyson encountered as a male escort in Sydney had a wife - one even had a prominent political career.
- by Tyson McLaren*
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It wasn't meant to be like this: Swans endure finals deja vu
At the very least, if Sydney were to be beaten, it wasn’t going to be with a score beginning with a '3'.
- by Daniel Cherny
Salmonella outbreak prompts Sydney egg recall
Consumers are being advised to bin the eggs in question, or return them to the place of purchase for a full refund.
- by Justine Landis Hanley
Sharks gutted after moments of magic from Teddy, Latrell
Latrell Mitchell produced a try-saving tackle to put the Roosters within touching distance of a grand final.
- by Christian Nicolussi
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In the most unusual indication of distress, Nadal issued threat to umpire
- by David Waldstein
Sydney property 'stand-off' as clearance rates soften, prices slip
- by Kate Burke, Tawar Razaghi
Opinion & Perspectives
All for what? Economic news shows how pathetic coup was
Watching parties change leaders in cycles of vengeance is like watching the clothes in a dryer. But this was the worst yet.
Peter Hartcher
The only question I have for Liberal men in denial
To everyone else it is obvious that the party has a problem.
Julia Baird
Our city gate: the moment you know you're back in Sydney
It’s a kind of homecoming when you hit it, the spot where you plunge into air thick with salt and streets thick with humans.
Elizabeth Farrelly
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'I was scared to touch her ... it was too much': Jodie's fear for her daughter
- by Esther Han
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'Right up there as far as brutality goes': Man hit 17 times in the head
- by Anna Prytz & Chloe Booker
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Morrison to change religious freedom laws but won't be a 'culture warrior' PM
“If people expect me to be a culture warrior in this job, that’s not my job."
- by David Crowe
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This tactic will get you the best result when selling via auction
Pricing a home for sale is a delicate balancing act. Here's how to navigate your way through the process.
- by Daniel Butkovich
Family who 'missed the boom' break into market, snap up Tempe cottage
A soggy spring morning wasn't enough to deter house hunters hoping to nab a bargain, in Sydney's cooling market, on Saturday.
- by Kate Burke
Business
Burning and churning: Why Suncorp really shuttered its advice business
Ahead of the next round of royal commission hearings, documents shed new light on an advice outfit that flogged life insurance to tens of thousands of clients.
- by Adele Ferguson & Ruth Williams
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Entertainment
Tears and tiaras: Ugly stoush over Miss World Australia beauty pageant
Australia's Miss World competition has been rocked by claims that the pageant was ''dodgy'' and ''rigged''.
- by Andrew Hornery
'You have good moments, you have bad moments': Sir Tim Rice on his regrets
Don't cry for him! The author and lyricist gets candid about the game of life and cricket.
- by Ginny Dougary
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Smarter living
Six ways to improve meal times with your children
Having trouble getting your kids to eat? Here are six things you could do at the table, and before, to make meal times a bit less stressful.
- by Carly Moores, Jacqueline Miller & Lucinda Bell
Marvel's Spider-Man review: the greatest Marvel video game ever made
With lots of twists and turns, a brilliant story and a near-flawless traversal and combat system, this is everything you could hope for in a Spider-Man game.
- by Tim Biggs
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Sharks gutted after moments of magic from Teddy and Latrell
James Tedesco was sensational and Latrell Mitchell produced a try-saving tackle to put the Roosters within touching distance of a grand final.
- by Christian Nicolussi
Wallabies hold off Springboks to ease pressure on Michael Cheika
A double knock-on prevented Francois Louw from scoring a match-winner in the 78th minute and helped Australia clinch their second win of 2018.
- by Tom Decent
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