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Here comes the sun: Defending our summer rays
In the battle against skin cancer, have the upsides of a little ray of sunshine been overlooked?
- by Mark Whittaker
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Sex workers' choice: work legally, or work safely
Queensland's current laws do not protect prostitutes against crime, advocates say, and the work's riskier than it needs to be.
- by Alison Brown
Backpacker deaths in hostel fire a 'landmark' in safety
Fifteen young backpackers lost their lives in 2000 when the Palace backpacker hostel in Childers was set alight.
- by Toby Crockford
'Toxic masculinity' is inflamed only by booze
Grog is at the centre of so may rugby league atrocities, but 'patriarchy' and 'entitlement' are culpable too.
- by Peter FitzSimons
Recalled Cuban doctors leave 29m without healthcare
Criticism by Brazil's far-right president-elect Jair Bolsonaro prompted Cuba to sever a cooperation agreement.
- by Anthony Boadle
Cricket Australia sacrifice 3m viewers for Foxtel cash
While CA’s coffers are better off, the lack of viewers is the last thing they needed.
- by Christian Nicolussi
‘Silly is not what our viewers like’: Rowland on brekkie TV
No cash cows or fake laughter: why ABC's morning show is as strong as ever.
- by Michael Lallo
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Andrews tipped for win in Victoria as Labor surges on election eve
- by Noel Towell
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'Without balance' and 'sensible': Labor's massive energy plan divides critics
Labor has sparked a political clash over a new plan to use $15 billion in Commonwealth debt to finance new energy projects.
- by David Crowe & Nicole Hasham
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'We were so close': Education Minister shelves sexual assault taskforce for universities
- by Michael Koziol
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Learning to design with the best: Why having a design mentor is so important
Mentorship gives a professional an opportunity to understand how the industry, whatever industry you are in, works from the inside.
- by Darren Palmer
Solutions for small-scale living: Inside a pocket-sized apartment
When Jack Chen bought this pocket-sized, top-floor unit in a 1970s walk-up block, he bought a terrific laboratory for experimentation.
- by Jenny Brown
Business
'It was a mistake': ASIC under fire over botched investigations
Mistake was James Shipton's word of the day. In fact he used it 23 times to describe why ASIC had failed to take action against the big banks.
- by Sarah Danckert
'Disappointing': Business leaders slam Morrison government on energy policy
- by Nick Toscano, Cole Latimer & David Crowe
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Creed II settles the feud that began in Rocky IV
Michael B. Jordan says it is "pretty cool" to work with the iconic characters from the franchise.
- by Michael Idato
'Reimagined' Robin Hood makes you wonder why they bothered
Hollywood doesn't remake films any more. It "reimagines" them.
- by Sandra Hall
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Huawei MateBook X Pro: a Windows workhorse in MacBook clothing
With beautiful thin looks, plenty of grunt and a lower price tag than the competition from Microsoft and Apple, Huawei's ultrabook is an appealing alternative.
- by Tim Biggs
The kid from Byron who became a global sensation
At the top of the fashion world, wild child supermodel Barrett is living the high life as the face of his generation.
- by Michael Harry
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Where's Kurtley? Michael Cheika's curious omission from England Test
Kurtley Beale has been denied the chance to wear a Wallabies Indigenous jersey at Twickenham.
- by Georgina Robinson & Tom Decent
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Mile Jedinak in discussions to sign for A-League expansion hopeful
If South West Sydney are handed an A-League licence, they could start next season with former Socceroo captain Mile Jedinak as their marquee.
- by Dominic Bossi
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Farrell is the world class No.10 the Wallabies need to learn from
- by Paul Cully
