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'He annihilates anyone who opposes him': Liberal MP attacks colleague
The outgoing MP used parliamentary privilege to launch an extraordinary attack on Liberal Party "backstabbing".
- by Bevan Shields
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Ray Hadley
Hadley forced to apologise to ex-prison guard for sex slur
The 2GB host has been forced into an embarrassing backtrack, saying sorry to former prison guard Demmi Zeschke.
- by Sally Rawsthorne
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Liberal Party
Women wipeout: Libs face 25-year low in female MPs
Poor polling and departures could reduce the number of female Liberals to the lowest level since the 1990s.
- by David Crowe
Former Eels chief's estranged wife at wheel, allegedly drunk, texting before crash
A four-year-old girl and her aunt were critically injured after a driver crashed into a family of pedestrians.
- by Rachel Clun & Jenny Noyes
WikiLeaks documents show Assange's bid for Russian visa
The organisation has repeatedly been hit by unauthorised disclosures, but the latest one may be the biggest leak yet.
- by Raphael Satter
'Harm' clause in $2000 bonus leaves Qantas staff seething
Qantas could face a legal challenge over a condition in its $2000 performance bonus scheme offered to staff.
- by Patrick Hatch
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Drugs
'When these guys commit murder, they should get life'
Nigel went to Defqon.1 three years ago and never returned. However, his father doesn't blame the music festival.
- by Tim Barlass & Alexandra Smith
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Opinion & Perspectives
The world's first 'billion-dollar home' is a sign that all is not well
India's richest man, Mukesh Ambani, and his 160-metre-high vertical mansion have become the emblem of the age of the billionaire.
Peter Hartcher
My child goes to music festivals but I don't want them shut down
Who, in the real world, thinks that shutting down music festivals is going to help win the war on drugs?
Peter FitzSimons
The Liberals' woman problem: men in grey suits misjudge level of anger
Politicians are fond of invoking the iron law of arithmetic, at least when it comes to toppling their leaders or shoring up their own numbers.
Jacqueline Maley
Politics
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Liberal Party
Twenty-five year low: Liberals could be left with just five women in the House of Representatives
Poor polling and departures could reduce the number of female Liberals to the lowest level since the early 1990s.
- by David Crowe
World
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'Buying frenzy': One sale shows there is growth in some Sydney prices
This property grew in price by 23 per cent in less than two years in a transaction involving a firm that targets wealthy Asian investors.
- by Alison Cheung
Evictions v holdouts: How to painlessly dissolve a strata title
Is it fair that just one neighbour, or maybe a small group of neighbours, should be able to block the sale or redevelopment of someone else’s property?
- by Duygu Yengin and Jonathan Pincus
Business
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Banking royal commission
Scandal trading: Even the optimists are bracing for aged care share carnage
When it comes to scandals, investors have adopted an approach of sell first and ask questions later.
- by Elizabeth Knight
Small business
Entertainment
Woody Allen's wife Soon-Yi Previn breaks silence on sexual assault claims
Previn claims that Dylan Farrow's allegations against Allen are false, and that Mia Farrow abused Previn.
- by Erin Nyren
Friends star Matthew Perry reveals he's been in hospital for three months
The 49-year-old actor underwent an operation last month.
- by Keiran Southern
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TV news and current affairs
‘Very dark days’: Anton Enus returns to SBS after cancer battle
- by Michael Lallo
Lifestyle
Smarter living
How surfing's record-breaking daredevil finally grew up
After conquering the world's largest wave, Garrett McNamara is on a quest for enlightenment.
- by Jane Rocca
The right trousers: robotic pants could help disabled walk again
Pants with artificial muscles will give frail people bionic power so they can live independently for longer.
- by Sarah Knapton
Why all this talk about 'gaming addiction' is not helping families
- by Dr Kristy Goodwin
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Sport
'We won't put up with their crap': Sharks light Storm fuse again
The NRL's last two premiers are set for another explosive showdown as the tough-talking Sharks vow to go after Cameron Smith.
- by Adam Pengilly
Abusive fan 'distraught' but free after Rugby Australia drop matter
No one will take action over the ugly incident involving an abusive Wallabies fan and a heartbroken young player.
- by Georgina Robinson
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