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One dead, three critical after suspected music festival overdoses
Another 13 people were hospitalised and 130 sought medical treatment as police say they will continue to have a strong presence at music events.
- by Sally Rawsthorne
'Largest single step forward' for deadliest mental health condition in Australia
Government announces $110 million investment that will be introduced no matter who wins next year's election because it is a Medicare item.
- by Kate Aubusson
Big-picture bromance: why Saudi Arabia wooed Trump confidant Kushner
When the murder of Jamal Khashoggi created a global firestorm for Mohammed bin Salman, Jared Kushner became the prince's prime defender inside the White House.
- by David D. Kirkpatrick
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Whistleblower
'Be silent or be sacked', third NSW Planning whistleblower warns
Another former NSW Department of Planning employee claims he was axed after raising concerns about pollution in drinking water catchments.
- by Carrie Fellner
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Love and collateral damage as Karl Stefanovic and Jasmine Yarbrough wed
In the end love won, but not before plenty of collateral damage at Karl Stefanovic and Jasmine Yarbrough's Mexican 'wedding'
- by Andrew Horrnery
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Australia
Australia chasing 323 to win after Lyon takes six wickets
The Indians have been keeping the scoreboard ticking over with fancy footwork as new ball is taken.
- by Michael Gadd
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Life & relationships
I've got a weird new obsession... called Uber pool
Without sounding like a promo girl, Uber pool has made me feel joyous at the prospect of talking to strangers again.
- by Claire Thurstans
Opinion
Political infighting
Morrison government sending in the clowns
In the wake of the PM's extraordinary preselection intervention, there was a wonderful exchange in the Senate.
- by Peter FitzSimons
Alleged victim of assault on Sydney's northern beaches dies 10 months later
A Belrose man has died of injuries allegedly sustained in a late-night fight in February this year.
- by Sally Rawsthorne
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Investigation
Tax minimisation
Heston, the tax havens and the ripped-off workers
- by Ben Schneiders & Royce Millar
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Missing person
Katrina was 15 when she vanished. From January it will be illegal to tell her story
- by Patrick Begley
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Politics
Shorten under internal pressure to force changes to 'rushed' encryption bill
"There will be people who wonder why we did what we did," said Labor's digital economy spokesman Ed Husic.
- by Michael Koziol
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Asylum seekers
Asylum seekers in Indonesia say possible medical transfer change won't encourage them
- by James Massola & Fergus Hunter
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Asylum seekers
Nauru release valve remains blocked for at least a few more months
- by David Crowe
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LGBT
Scott Morrison faces fresh fight on LGBTI discrimination from new campaign machine
- by Michael Koziol
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Domain's seven most-searched suburbs of 2018
There’s a whole city out there, but when it comes to the places that are most searched, some suburbs are ahead of the rest.
- by Sue Williams
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The 120-year-old Bangalow home of entrepreneur Courtney Adamo
The minimalism of the home is partly born of practicality, but is also informed by a desire to live simply and meaningfully.
- by Lucy Feagins
Business
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RBA
Can the economy pull off a second great escape?
Flat wages, falling house prices and slower growth, sure - but things aren't that bad.
- by Jessica Irvine
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Entertainment
Gina Rinehart: "Don't call me an heiress"
Australia's richest person considers the description a "negative slur".
- by Andrew Hornery
Karl Stefanovic and Jasmine Yarbrough's after party may include horses
Karl Stefanovic is sparing no expense when it comes to his second wedding, to fellow Queenslander Jasmine Yarbrough.
- by Lucy Manly
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'People would consider you really beautiful if you didn't talk so much'
- by Clementine Ford
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What do the new encryption laws mean for you?
Landmark laws will give security agencies new powers to obtain the encrypted communications of criminal suspects. What do they mean for you?
- by Adam Turner
The classic watch you can wear with black tie or boardies
The 70-year-old can be found on the wrist of none other than James Bond.
- by Bani McSpedden
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Australia
Australia chasing 323 after Lyon takes six, Finch saved by review in first over
All the action live from the Adelaide Oval on day four as Australia host India in the first Test.
- by Michael Gadd
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Bogut shows glimpses of NBA best as Kings scrape past Breakers
Andrew Bogut was relieved his Sydney Kings held their composure to see off the hard-charging New Zealand Breakers by the narrowest of margins in Auckland.
- by Daniel Gilhooly