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'Well respected' policeman dies after head-on collision
Probationary constable Timothy Proctor died in hospital on Sunday morning, three days after a horrific four-vehicle collision in Sydney's south.
- by Josh Dye & Georgina Mitchell
Cameraman collapses on air during Bill Shorten interview
A cameraman who collapsed on-air during a live interview with Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has been treated by paramedics.
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Blow to Abbott's hopes of staying in Parliament
Former Turnbull staffer Alice Thompson will withdraw from the battle for Warringah and throw her support behind independent Zali Steggall.
- by Peter FitzSimons & Bevan Shields
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Teenage university students behind bars after drugs bust
The duo were both in their first year of studying at UTS when they became involved in a syndicate selling large volumes of cocaine and MDMA.
- by Sally Rawsthorne
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Plenty of lip service with hosts in control after shaky start to second innings
The hosts completely dominated the morning session and the under-fire fast bowler responded in fine fashion with 5-54.
- by Eamonn Tiernan
'It drove me crazy': Missy on media's attempts to 'out' her
Shortly after achieving pop stardom at 21, Missy Higgins quit the music industry. Now she's older and wiser.
- by Michael Lallo
'A bad idea': The perils of starting school too early
Parents are saving on childcare by sending their child to kindergarten then repeating them at a different school.
- by Jordan Baker & Sarah Keoghan
After a golf shutdown, Trump is back on course
The US President played with Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus, ending the longest stretch of his presidency without a round at one of his courses.
- by Josh Dawsey
Latham poised to be kingmaker in NSW politics
The prime ministerial aspirant turned Labor Party pariah is likely to wield a crucial vote on contentious social issues in the next NSW Parliament.
- by Lisa Visentin
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Turnbull's former staffer pulls out of Warringah contest to back Zali Steggall
Alice Thompson will withdraw from the battle for Tony Abbott's seat and move her campaign to the adjoining northern beaches electorate of Mackellar.
- by Peter FitzSimons & Bevan Shields
World
Opposition calls for Venezuelan wave against Maduro as protests swell
- by Mariana Zuñiga, Anthony Faiola & Rachelle Krygier
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Before and after: New $7.3m home in the works for Anglican archbishop
Sydney's Anglican archbishops called the 1841-built mansion Bishopscourt home for more than a century but a more contemporary residence is in the works.
- by Lucy Macken
These are the suburbs that have dropped out of the million-dollar club
A string of neighbourhoods in Sydney now have a median house price below $1 million, as the market continues to cool.
- by Kate Burke
A partial defence of the hipster - they help our suburbs' retail
- by Peter Walters, The University of Queensland
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15 years of Facebook: has it made the world, and Australia, a better place?
The upbeat mood in Facebook's Australian office is strikingly incongruous with the nightmare 12 months the social media giant has endured.
- by Jennifer Duke & John McDuling
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The big short: billions bet that commission findings will sink banks further into strife
- by Elizabeth Knight
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Entertainment
Naming rights are a great honour but can also court controversy
I'm not sure how tennis legend Margaret Court would have felt about it, but I wasn't the only "gay" inside her eponymously named arena at the Australian Open.
- by Andrew Hornery
'It drove me crazy': Missy Higgins on media's attempts to 'out' her
Shortly after achieving pop stardom at 21, Higgins quit the music industry. Now older and wiser, she is getting her head together and embracing motherhood.
- by Michael Lallo
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Destroying celeb lives: Britain's acid-tongue judge signs for Dancing
- by Nathanael Cooper
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Smarter living
Why being pregnant has been good for my career - and other surprising benefits
Pregnancy itself often gets a bad rap, but there are actually plenty of unexpected upsides.
- by Jessica Mudditt
Genius' Assemble: Moncler's ambitious vision
The Italian label has a bold vision for fashion, focused collaboration that pushes boundaries.
- by Benjamen Judd
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Australia v Sri Lanka Live: Aussies lead by 386 runs at tea
Australia will look to tighten their grip on the second Test against Sri Lanka on day three at Manuka Oval in Canberra.
- by Eamonn Tiernan
Ben Barba’s questionable reputation catches up with him
A Cowboys insider told me they were stunned by Barba’s “five minutes of madness” in Townsville. They shouldn’t have been.
- by Danny Weidler