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Australia votes
Scott Morrison has settled on his best chance to arrest the havoc
Judged by their actions, not their words, many of the Liberals and Nationals have given up on victory and decided their only hope is to save their own skins.
- by David Crowe
'It's just gone': SumoSalad stripped Isaac's stores as he watched
Isaac Chalik said he was only told his stores would be taken away when he arrived at his store in Sydney's CBD to find tradespeople were already stripping down the shop.
- by Nick Bonyhady
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NSW votes
Lesley thought she was taking part in a standard survey. Then it changed tack
“She (the market researcher) began reading out long quotes from the newspaper and then I had to respond about whether it would affect me voting Greens,” Lesley said.
- by Lisa Visentin
Analysis
Boeing crisis
At tense meeting with Boeing execs, pilots fumed about being left in dark on plane software
The meeting followed the deadly crash off Java of a Boeing 737 Max 8 operated by Indonesia’s Lion Air. Some pilots were furious that they were not told about the new software when the plane was unveiled.
- by Aaron Gregg, Jonathan O'Connell, Andrew Ba Tran and Faiz Siddiqui
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Brexit chaos
Muppet! Traitor! Spineless! Insults fly as MPs kick the Brexit can. Again
The week that was supposed to sort out Brexit ended up doing nothing of the sort. But at least Westminster's MPs knew who to blame: everyone else.
- by Nick Miller
Parts of CBD closed to traffic for school students protest
Traffic restrictions will be in place on Friday as thousands march through the Sydney CBD to protest climate inaction.
- by Ben Weir
The Aussie building a flying motorcycle powered by jet engines
They have been a staple of science fiction films for decades. Now this company is taking orders for a real one.
- by Peter Holley
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Political infighting
Turnbull warns 'idiocy' of federal colleagues is damaging Berejiklian
"You haven’t worked out how damaging it is?," the former prime minister said.
- by Michael Koziol and Alexandra Smith
Republicans defy Trump, reject national emergency declaration
It was Republicans' strongest display of defiance to Trump's agenda since he entered the White House.
- by Matthew Knott
Featured
NSW Election
'Appalling': Berejiklian slams Labor's support of striking students
- by Alexandra Smith and Lisa Visentin
Opinion & Perspectives
Sydney
'Very short and sharp, but very heavy': Sydney battled wet and wild weather
- by Rachel Clun, Matt Bungard and Laura Chung
NSW
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Gladys Berejiklian
Developer Harry Triguboff sues Gladys Berejiklian over Ryde tower plan
- by Megan Gorrey
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Darling disaster
Fish left high and dry by water access rules
- by Carrie Fellner and Peter Hannam
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Racing integrity
Racing authorities probe link between pro punter Fletcher and Snow
- by Sam Phillips
National
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Start-ups
The 26-year-old Aussie who just sold his $25.4 million airport app to Amex
- by Ben Grubb
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Asylum seekers
High risk and inflated: Australia's contract for food on Manus Island
- by Richard Baker
Politics
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Political infighting
Malcolm Turnbull warns 'idiocy' of federal colleagues is damaging Gladys
"You haven’t worked out how damaging it is? Clearly all of the distraction from the feds is unhelpful. That’s obvious."
- by Michael Koziol and Alexandra Smith
World
Property bydomain
The one group of people that flexible living just doesn't work for
Francisco has lived in eight properties in three years. He's one of many forced into short-term arrangements to get a roof over his head.
- by David Ross
Renovate or detonate? Here's how to choose which option is best
Choosing whether to renovate or build from scratch can be a challenge, but there are some key questions to help make your decision easier.
- by Kate Farrelly
Business
Analysis
GDP
The worst may already be over for the global economy
The world economy may be the rockiest it's been since the global financial crisis, yet there are reasons to hope the current slowdown will prove short-lived.
- by Simon Kennedy and Zoe Schneeweiss
Small business
Entertainment
'No, I don't think things are getting better': Virginia Madsen on life after #MeToo
Despite the wave of change sweeping Hollywood, Madsen fears young actors remain as vulnerable as ever to abuse and manipulation.
- by Karl Quinn
The end is near: Game of Thrones returns in one month, here's the best ways to catch up
Time is running out for those wanting to catch-up on one of the most-talked about shows in the history of television.
- by Broede Carmody
Lifestyle
Smarter living
How Dustin Martin beat the blues with meditation and yoga
The AFL star reveals how he overcame depression and found the power within.
- by Jane Rocca
How YouTubers are influencing your kids' snacking habits
Do you struggle to get your kids to eat healthy snacks? Their favourite YouTuber might be to blame.
- by Suzi Catchpole
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Sport
Storm out of the blocks over baby Broncos to save footy from itself
There was a collective sigh of relief when Gerard Sutton got this match under way. The footy has always been the game’s saving grace from the madness.
- by Andrew Webster
Nations Championship revived by massive broadcast offer
The proposal for the new global rugby competition lives to fight another day following meetings in Dublin.
- by Georgina Robinson
