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Deb Hutton's ex convicted over staged break-in at her Bronte home
Robert Dulhunty faked a break-in and placed rope, cable ties, condoms, and a "jar of plum jam" in a bag at the celebrity's eastern suburbs home.
- by Angus Thompson
'Betting $3 million a day on football games': lawyer gets three years for fraud
Brody Clarke, a former investment banker turned lawyer, gambled upwards of $100 million on sports he had no idea about, a court heard.
- by Georgina Mitchell
EU piles pressure on British PM May, calls for clarity around Brexit intentions
The historic defeat in parliament has left May’s Brexit plans foundering, with new questions over her leadership and an imminent challenge to her government.
Man, 79, charged with sexual abuse of 10-year-old girl in his care
The man is facing multiple counts of child sexual assault, along with related charges of producing child abuse material and bestiality.
- by Jenny Noyes
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Commercial real estate
$800 million share in historic Sydney building up for grabs
The commercial property sector has kicked off 2019 with $1.6 billion in major asset deals underway.
- by Sarah Danckert
'Onesie' serial thief jailed, ordered to pay thousands in compensation
Cory Milgate was caught on camera as he climbed over the post office counter.
- by Angela Thompson
Opinion
Australian Open
'It's always playable until a leg gets broken': Federer outlasts rain and opponent
Federer aimed a terse remark at chair umpire when she asked whether the court was playable in the first set.
- by Greg Baum
'High-ego, high-confidence': Courier weighs in on Tomic-Hewitt saga
As Tennis Australia battles to contain the soap opera, two-time Australian Open champion detailed his constant struggle.
- by Scott Spits
'Odd': Andy Murray's brother questions fanfare after loss
Jamie Murray has labelled the reception given to his brother Andy by tournament organisers "odd".
- by Paul Sakkal
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'No bad blood': Ex-Rooster denies leaking Napa tapes
- by Andrew Webster & Christian Nicolussi
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Do You Earn Enough?
Meet the principal who gets kicked out of school by the cleaners each night
- by Laura Chung, Craig Butt & Reginal Sengkey
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Workplace safety
'It could have gone further': the true cost of working in the sun
- by Rachel Clun
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Extreme weather
Mortality rates expected to rise as heatwave worsens across the state
- by Sarah Keoghan & Ben Weir
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Victoria Police
Body in bushes: Cops probe whether woman was followed off 86 tram
- by Melissa Cunningham, Simone Fox Koob & Sumeyya Ilanbey
Politics
Audit finds bureaucrats applied 'insufficient scrutiny' to $443 million Barrier Reef grant
Bureaucrats took just three days to choose the Great Barrier Reef Foundation as the government's "obvious partner".
- by Michael Koziol
World
Three North Korean officials reportedly booked on flight to Washington
- by Joyce Lee & Hyonhee Shin
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Nine things you should never touch at someone else’s house
Your hosts might tell you to "feel right at home" but they don’t actually mean it. These are the parts of their home you shouldn't touch.
- by Stephen Lacey
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Renting guide: What are your rights and responsibilities as a tenant?
As a tenant you have the right to live in a safe and secure home. You also have a responsibility to take good care of the property and pay the rent on time.
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Business
Port giant loses last-ditch bid to halt union strife on the waterfront
Stevedoring giant Hutchison Ports has lost an eleventh-hour bid to force its employees to delay beginning of a wave of industrial action this week.
- by Nick Toscano
Opinion
World markets
Why markets should be more nervous about what lies ahead
- by Stephen Bartholomeusz
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Commercial real estate
$800m stake up for grabs: A piece of historic Sydney strip on market
- by Sarah Danckert
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Swim school Jump! CEO unloads on red tape as tradies complain about payment
- by Emma Koehn & Cara Waters
Entertainment
Ajay Rochester opens up about 'years of hell and torture' that left her homeless
The TV host details her welfare fraud charge on a new episode of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!
- by Genevieve Rota
Gillette defends controversial short film 'The Best Men Can Be'
"If we get people to pause, reflect and to challenge themselves... this campaign will be a success."
- by Broede Carmody
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Who could hate Gillette's campaign for positive masculinity? Men could
- by Clementine Ford
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Summer Reads
As soon as I started saying 'no', my life changed for the better
- by Melissa Singer
Smarter living
How to find the right meditation technique that works for you
Something as simple as walking the dogs can be used as a tool for mindfulness.
- by Michael Jarosky
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Apps
Why Pokemon GO is better than ever in 2019
Almost three years after the app's initial explosion of popularity, I'm so glad Pokemon GO sucked me back in.
- by Alice Clarke
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'No bad blood': Former Rooster Carter denies leaking Napa tapes
Reformed rugby league bad boy Paul Carter has vehemently denied he has been leaking the Dylan Napa sex tapes as part of a blackmail campaign.
- by Andrew Webster & Christian Nicolussi
'High-ego, high-confidence': Managing Davis Cup team a challenge, says Courier
Former United States Davis Cup captain Jim Courier says one of his biggest challenges in the role was keeping “high-ego and high-confidence” players who missed out on selection happy.
- by Scott Spits