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Crime
Conveyor belts, cocaine and the link to the ATO scandal
After anxiously scanning the oversized luggage coming in on a conveyor belt, the tall chubby Qantas worker snapped off his blue latex gloves and threw them into the bin in disgust.
- by Kate McClymont
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Opinion
US Open
It is Williams who owes an apology to the umpire
Ramos' decisions had nothing to do with sexism, but with observing breaches of the grand slam code of conduct.
- by Richard Ings
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Sexual assault
Principal's letter infuriates parents of abused boys
The headmaster of a private school where a female staff member slept with five male students has angered parents.
- by Angus Thompson
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Police
Bodies of two women, three children found in Perth home
The victims have been identified as two-year-old twin girls, a three-year-old girl, their mother and grandmother.
- by Nathan Hondros, Phil Hickey & Daile Cross
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Peter Dutton
Peter Dutton facing court threat on two fronts
The Home Affairs Minister will be under more pressure when Parliament returns due to questions about his eligibility.
- by Stephanie Peatling
How Joyce 'politely declined' offer from the big end of town
Grant King's job as Business Council President is under threat as members push for return of Tony Shepherd.
- by Kylar Loussikian
Serena Williams cops huge fine for code violation
Serena Williams has been fined $US17,000 ($23,920) following her controversial US Open final loss.
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Opinion & Perspectives
Wagga Wagga loss lies squarely at Premier's feet
She handpicked the candidate. She was the face of the campaign. Yet despite $100 million of pork barrelling, Gladys Berejiklian managed to lose a safe seat.
Alexandra Smith
Education in NSW is at an historic crossroads: Mark Scott
A wise man once said it is easier to move a cemetery than change a curriculum. Yet that is the challenge facing NSW schools.
Mark Scott
Sexist power play ruins powerful US Open final
Chair umpire Carlos Ramos managed to rob not one but two players in the women's US Open final.
Sally Jenkins
Sydney
'Not going anywhere': How to play Sydney's falling property market
- by John Collett & Caitlin Fitzsimmons
NSW
'Panic will set in': Berejiklian's majority under serious threat
- by Alexandra Smith, Lisa Visentin & Michaela Whitbourn
National
Politics
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Peter Dutton
Labor push to refer Peter Dutton to High Court
The Home Affairs Minister will be under pressure when Parliament returns on Monday.
- by Stephanie Peatling
Frydenberg: government will focus on power prices over emissions reduction
- by Stephanie Peatling
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Scott Morrison
Morrison to change religious freedom laws but won't be a 'culture warrior' PM
- by David Crowe
World
Property bydomain
The Sydney apartment block no one has left in nearly 20 years
The five units in this Neutral Bay development were last sold brand new in 1999 and haven't traded since - until now.
- by Nicole Frost
Clearance rates stabilising as sellers hold off listing, tightening supply
Stricter bank lending practices and a loss of confidence by investors suggested the city could be in for a prolonged period of low clearance rates.
- by Chris Tolhurst
Business
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Software
Unlockd's last asset: startup that went through $50m eyes Google legal battle
Tech start-up that was backed by likes of Lachlan Murdoch blamed Google for ruining its business. Now it is set to launch legal action.
- by Colin Kruger
'Junk insurance': policy claim hurdle leaves Paul fighting for a payout
- by Ruth Williams & Adele Ferguson
Small business
Entertainment
Back to the future as Ten ‘supersizes’ old-school entertainment shows
The network turns to classic formats in the hope of fresh hits.
- by Michael Lallo
Sofia Richie on dad Lionel and 'love' for Scott Disick
The Hollywood It girl opened up on the pressures of being Lionel Richie's daughter and the rumours surrounding her relationship with an ex of a Kardashian.
- by Amy Croffey
Lifestyle
Smarter living
The new pick-up truck that "eats utes for breakfast"
Car makers are cashing in on the growing demand for bigger, stronger utes.
- by Toby Hagon
Surviving the crazy toddler years (yes, it does get easier)
During those early years, everything is hands-on, but you will come out the other side.
- by Bianca Wordley
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Sport
Mitchell faces ban from grand final qualifier after crusher tackle charge
The Roosters and NSW centre is set to miss the preliminary final unless the club decides to contest the charge at the judiciary and has it thrown out.
- by Christian Nicolussi
'Are we the form team now?' McGregor says Saints win is one for true believers
The Dragons' 48-18 win over the Broncos in the first week of the NRL finals was one for the true believers.
- by Andrew Webster
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