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Housing downturn in Sydney propelled by expensive areas
Australian house prices fell even further in March, driven by sliding house values being reported in Melbourne and Sydney's most expensive areas.
- by Shane Wright
UBS banker spied on man sitting next to him on train to crack $US15 billion deal
When a dealmaker hopped aboard a Eurostar train from London to Paris and typed furiously on his phones, he didn't pay attention to his neighbour sporting a three-day stubble and casual clothes. Big mistake.
- by Gaspard Sebag
Woolworths to close 30 Big W stores as shoppers move online
The supermarket giant has also confirmed a $1.7 billion share buyback following the sale of its fuel operations.
The true picture of Foxtel's financial health is becoming clearer
Foxtel's financial position has been the subject of intense speculation since the News Corp and Telstra-owned company engaged investment banks to help it raise billions of dollars in fresh debt funding.
- by John McDuling and Jennifer Duke
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On September 11, something extraordinary happened in this tiny town
After the 9/11 attacks, thousands of airline passengers were redirected to a tiny Canadian town. The extraordinary events that followed have inspired a musical.
- by Konrad Marshall
It's outrageous that pregnant women haven't been told this
In the early stages of pregnancy, I contracted an often symptom-free virus most women have already had.
- by Wendy Tuohy
McGuire felt physically ill after making fun of amputee
The Collingwood president was not believed to have been wearing his glasses when he made the comment.
- by Jon Pierik
Russia ordered a killing that made no sense. Then the assassin started talking
The target lived on the sixth floor of a cheerless building. Oleg Smorodinov found him there, and waited.
- by Michael Schwirtz
Garbage truck driver cleared after fatally running over homeless man
Ian Juurik drove over and killed an emaciated homeless man after mistaking him for a pile of blankets.
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Sydney
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Accommodation
'She disappeared': How high-flying Ashleigh crashed back to earth
- by Georgina Cooke and Michael Evans
NSW
Analysis
State Parliament
Climate and compassion: Berejiklian takes NSW in a more 'liberal' direction
- by Alexandra Smith
National
Politics
Morrison and Shorten's budget battle to lower taxes
Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten will head to the May election locked in a high-stakes battle over income tax cuts.
- by Shane Wright and Eryk Bagshaw
World
Property bydomain
Population 1408, but this tiny town is a big event sort of place
Award-winning bakery: check. Potential for small business: check. Close to a capital city: check. Welcome to an 1800s town with a 2019 approach.
- by Nicole Frost
'It's definitely more expensive here': What it's like to rent in London
About 41,000 Aussies call the UK capital home but it can be a culture shock, in more ways than one, on first arrival, especially in such a tight market.
- by Sam Buckingham-Jones
Business
The true picture of Foxtel's financial health is becoming clearer
A key debt milestone for Foxtel is looming.
- by John McDuling and Jennifer Duke
Small business
Entertainment
'Embarrassed to be there': MAFS' Jules on finding love amid a reality TV 'circus'
It's become more focused on cheating scandals and on-air shouting matches, but Married at First Sight finally found its overdue happy ending on Sunday.
- by Robert Moran
Opinion
Australian film
Great ideas to save Oz film and TV, but government just isn't listening
A Senate committee tabled its report on the future of film and TV production in this country last week. Just don't expect the government to respond.
- by Karl Quinn
Lifestyle
Smarter living
This is when to stop posting pictures of your children on social media
When they were little, my girls were delighted to have their pictures on Facebook. Then the rules shifted.
- by Fiona McIntosh
A Maserati experience so exclusive you can't even buy it
No matter how much cash you have, this drive experience is off limits.
- by Toby Hagon
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Sport
Aussies crush Pakistan 5-0 in ODI series
Australia grabbed an eighth consecutive ODI win, their first 5-0 series victory overseas since 2008, and no shortage of World Cup momentum.
- by Rob Forsaith
Winning never gets old as Roger Federer claims 101st title
Roger Federer became tennis's first repeat champion of 2019 when he won his 101st career title by beating a hobbled John Isner on Sunday in the Miami Open.
- by Steven Vine
Bulldogs 22 Tigers 8
Match report
Bulldogs mark Pay's new deal with upset win over Tigers
- by Adam Pengilly
South Sydney 28 Gold Coast 20
Rabbitohs
'Job done' for Bennett's Rabbitohs after late scare from Titans
- by Sam Phillips
