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Angry Anderson's son killed in 'bloody' Queenscliff attack
Witnesses heard moaning in the park for half-an-hour, but thought it was a local exercise club.
- by AAP & Angus Thompson
In 20 years as a paramedic, there's one moment I will never forget
I had to deliver the saddest news of all, and the response became the most profound moment of my life.
- by Sandy Macken
After agonising wait, Phelps to be crowned
The numbers were still being crunched as late as this weekend, but the independent's historic win is finally settled.
- by Eryk Bagshaw
'Significant subsidies needed': Can Sydney tunnel plan, says expert
Top transport academic questions the claim that a new tunnel will ease traffic congestion on the northern beaches.
- by Andrew Taylor
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When the world's second-most vilified billionaire speaks, Wall Street listens
His enemies paint him as all-powerful, but the billionaire philanthropist believes his political legacy has never been in greater jeopardy.
- by Michael Steinberger
Opinion
Courts
Most powerful impression from Rush trial can be seen in numbers
Eryn Jean Norvill wasn’t in court on Thursday, to hear the argument about her breast.
- by Jacqueline Maley
'At odds': Australian cricket plunges into further crisis
Mark Taylor has added fuel to an already tumultuous week, admitting CA and the players' union are at "odds".
- by Jon Pierik
Another 'incel' shooter: yoga studio killer wanted to crucify 'American whores'
A series of videos posted online paint the picture of an "involuntarily celibate", or "incel" with a seething rage against women.
- by Martin Vassolo
Opinion
Alan Jones
A real leader would not keep hanging out in Jonestown
Why is the PM becoming a regular on Alan Jones' show instead of condemning him for his outrages?
- by Peter FitzSimons
Featured
Opinion & Perspectives
A solution to the high price of living in the Land of Ozzigopoly
Australia is an extreme case of corporate profiteering.
Peter Hartcher
Shame if Sydney Uni drops education's biggest hot potato
Paul Ramsay's dying wish has kicked off a great education debate.
Salvatore Babones
Ray of sunshine let me skip $50k bill
A basic service most people take for granted was going to cost me a fortune. Until I spotted something else outside my window.
Elizabeth Farrelly
Politics
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Oil
Major oil spill off coast would dwarf Deepwater disaster, documents show
Plans reveal the potential dangers involved in drilling for oil in the isolated seas off South Australian – a move the Resources Minister says is a “national priority”.
- by Nicole Hasham
Exclusive
Energy
Former UN climate chief says world doesn't need Australia's 'toxic' coal
- by Nicole Hasham
More Nauru children moved to Australia as fresh bid for NZ solution rejected
- by Michael Koziol & Adam Cooper
World
Property bydomain
All business up the top as attic spaces become living spaces
What happens when the property market changes from a boom in sales to a downturn? A boom in renovations of course.
- by Jenny Brown
Vaucluse mega-mansion expected after neighbouring houses sell for $56m
When neighbouring properties sell in quick succession in Vaucluse the neighbourhood talk turns to mega-mansions.
- by Lucy Macken
Business
Telstra, ombudsman flag compensation after EFTPOS outage
A technical outage took down EFTPOS machines nationwide on the weekend forcing many small business owners to ask customers to pay in cash.
- by Patrick Hatch
Two strikes and still hitting: Paula Dwyer's tough run this racing season
- by Colin Kruger & Nick Toscano
Small business
Entertainment
It's a Wildlife for Ed Oxenbould, the young actor who flunked drama
He's learning on the job from best, but Australian actor Ed Oxenbould admits the theory still eludes him.
- by Karl Quinn
Steve Bisley turns to directing to tell his mother's story
The well-known actor plans to shoot a drama based on the first book of his memoirs next year.
- by Garry Maddox
Lifestyle
Smarter living
Babies and screen time might not be all bad - as long as they have this
Social interaction is important for learning, especially when it comes to babies and screen time.
- by Ariane Beeston
Jabra's Elite 65t are truly comfortable 'truly wireless' earbuds
With great battery life, sound superior to Apple's AirPods and a light, comfy design, these are wireless buds you could actually wear for hours.
- by Peter Wells
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Sport
'At odds': Taylor adds fuel to spat over ball-tampering bans
Mark Taylor has added fuel to an already tumultuous week, admitting CA and the players' union are at "odds".
- by Jon Pierik
Positive Wales show enough to threaten Wallabies' winning run
Warren Gatland appears to have freshened up the Welsh, who disposed of Scotland a week out from the clash with Michael Cheika's side.
- by Paul Cully
Exclusive
Ball tampering
Every 'did not show leadership' as Cricket Australia director at Newlands
- by Chris Barrett
DANNY WEIDLER
Bulldogs
After week of Klem bashing, big Dog shows it’s not just about money
- by Danny Weidler
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