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Berejiklian seeks urgent briefing on school holidays as COVID-19 spikes in Victoria
Premier was briefed by the state's chief medical officer on Sunday, with an update the next morning after Victoria cancelled plans to further ease restrictions.
- by Alexandra Smith
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One dead, at least eleven injured in Minneapolis shooting
One person is dead and at least 11 have been injured in a mass shooting in the US city of Minneapolis, the same area rocked by violence over the death of George Floyd.
Experts urge lockdowns in Melbourne areas as second-wave fears grow
State of emergency orders have been extended for another month and holidaymakers are warned against congregating in large groups as fears of a second wave continue to grow.
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey and Rob Harris
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Psychiatrist reprimanded over inappropriate relationship lands senior NSW hospital job
A psychiatrist reprimanded in Queensland over an inappropriate sexual relationship with a former patient has been appointed to a senior clinical role in NSW.
- by Michael Evans
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Australian director 'deeply sorry', deletes scene after film festival racism outcry
Little Woman actor and first-time director Eliza Scanlen has deleted a scene from a short film that won a best director prize.
- by Garry Maddox
Her affair was the final straw. Ten years later, I reached out
It's the quality of friends, not the quantity, that is the key to happiness. But what happens when you fall out with your soul mate?
- by Anonymous
'Clubs have to make smart decisions': V'landys weighs in on coach cull
Millions have been paid out to coaches who have been sacked by their clubs before their contracts are up.
- by Chris Barrett and Adam Pengilly
Vaucluse residents seek order to stop upgrade of sporting facilities
A community group in Sydney's eastern suburbs says a clifftop park and walk is under threat from Woollahra Council.
- by Andrew Taylor
Opinion
Money Makeover
How I cut my home insurance premium in half
You must consider what you would do if the worst should happen: total loss by fire, flood or theft.
- by Jessica Irvine
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NRL 2020
Katoa hat-trick seals Sharks win as attention turns to Pay's future
Cronulla claims a 20-18 win against the lowly Bulldogs in a battle of two bottom-four sides at Bankwest Stadium.
- by Sam Phillips
Six-day break puts Tedesco at long odds to face Dragons
A quick turnaround and the Roosters' recent cautious approach to concussions is set to sideline the superstar fullback following his run-in with Maika Sivo on Saturday night.
- by Sam Phillips
Sydney
Victorian COVID spike 'no excuse to double down' on border closures
The Mayor of the Blue Mountains says a second shutdown would be a 'death blow' to tourism businesses.
- by Josh Dye
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Uni fee hikes leave 2020 HSC families 'hopping mad'
Principals, academics and parents are concerned about the impact of the tertiary education reforms on year 12 students.
- by Jordan Baker
Man accused of killing 18-year-old girlfriend tells court 'I'm a murderer'
Jordan Brodie Miller appeared in Newcastle Bail Court via audiovisual link on Sunday before his solicitor asked for the video connection to be cut.
- by Sarah Keoghan
Hundreds of priests receive JobKeeper payment as church income flatlines
The Catholic, Anglican and Uniting churches, and the Great Synagogue in Sydney, have confirmed hundreds of religious ministers are on the scheme.
- by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Powerhouse push slammed as more 'pleasure palace' than museum
A new model of cultural museum will rise out of the ashes of the Powerhouse but not everyone is happy.
- by Linda Morris
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Bushfire victims locked out of Morrison government's home builder grants
Bushfire victims fear they will miss out on the federal government's scheme due to the tight deadline to have contracts signed and begin construction.
- by Dana McCauley
Business
Spectre of earnings confession adds to market risk
The Australian sharemarket is expected to slide into a quieter week, as the spectre of an earnings “confession season” adds to a landscape of heightening risk.
- by Alex Druce
Opinion
Budgeting
Five questions to decide if you should keep or kibosh your kids' activities
- by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
World
'You are warriors': Supporters shun face masks as Trump defends COVID plan
Donald Trump addressed a smaller-than-expected crowd with criticism of anti-racism protests at a rally meant to reinvigorate his re-election campaign.
- by Jeff Mason and Makini Brice
Opinion
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Little-known property mogul snaps up historic Sydney estate
He is not be well-known among the city's well-heeled owners, but upon emerging as one of dress circle Woolwich's largest land holders, perhaps he should be.
- by Lucy Macken
'It's an extra kick': New-home inquiries spike as buyers jump on HomeBuilder
Developers and builders have fielded a wave of renewed interest from home buyers motivated by the federal government’s HomeBuilder scheme.
- by Kate Jones
Life & Culture
My peers were future Hollywood stars, but throwing it all away was the best decision
One day I realised I was miserable more than I was happy. Giving up my passion led to another, more rewarding one.
- by Anna Downes
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NRL 2020
Eels stars at war: inside story of the Mannah-Moses feud at Parramatta
Two Parramatta stars stopped talking last year, with one accusing the other of ruining his career.
- by Michael Chammas
Rodda rescue and coffee with Cheika: Rennie's Wallabies agenda
The Wallabies coach outlines his views on Australia's player flight, the Giteau Law and what he can learn from old Super Rugby sparring partner Michael Cheika.
- by Georgina Robinson
Trbojevic injures hamstring again as decimated Manly stun Raiders
The Sea Eagles' gun No.1 suffered a recurrence of a chronic injury and faces an extended stint on the sidelines.
- by Adam Pengilly
Katoa hat-trick seals Sharks win as attention turns to Pay's future
Katoa scored three tries as Cronulla claimed a 20-18 win against the lowly Bulldogs in a battle of two bottom-four sides at Bankwest Stadium.
- by Sam Phillips
Six-day break puts Tedesco at long odds to face Dragons
A quick turnaround and the Roosters' recent cautious approach to concussions is set to sideline the superstar fullback following his run-in with Maika Sivo on Saturday night.
- by Sam Phillips
'Clubs have to make smart decisions': V'landys weighs in on coach cull
Millions have been paid out in recent years to NRL coaches who have been sacked by their clubs before their contracts are up, with Stephen Kearney at the Warriors the latest.
- by Chris Barrett and Adam Pengilly
FFA not scared of A-League clash with AFL, NRL in winter switch
FFA chief executive James Johnson says football's destiny is "in our hands as a sport", despite concerns over the implications of a seasonal shift.
- by Vince Rugari
Have Your Say
Australia's Olympians urged to take stance on 'embarrassing' IOC protest restrictions
Australia's Olympians have been told to join the fight to have the International Olympic Committee's anti-protest rules scrapped ahead of the 2021 Tokyo Games.
