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Tharunicaa and her sister Kopika in hospital on Christmas Island on June 6.

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Letters

Shameful treatment of Biloela family hits new low

It is not often that I feel ashamed to be an Australian.

Just now

“A woman dripping with red paint breaks into the ranks of the 1st Battalion during their march today. June 8, 1966.”

Flashback

From the Archives, 1966: Paint protest woman fined

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by Staff reporter

In the Herald

Australia

In the Herald: June 9, 1983

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by Harry Hollinsworth

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Opinion

Column 8

Out of the mouths of theologians

Rooty Hill High School Principal Chris Cawsey with year 10 students Owen Munday and Vanessa Stuparu.

Education

The Sydney school that figured out how to lift marks and attendance

by Natassia Chrysanthos

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Politics

More than $357 million has been spent using the program so far,

Coronavirus pandemic

Consumers in NSW given more time to spend dine and discover vouchers

The Berejiklian government will extend its “Dine and Discover” voucher program to include the upcoming school holidays because consumers have redeemed less than half of almost 17 million vouchers issued so far.

by Lucy Cormack

The NSW government has so far publicly backed raising the dam wall at Warragamba but documents show cabinet has been given alternatives.

Editorial

Floods

Questions remain over plan to raise Warragamba Dam

The state government has not explained why the $2b project is the best answer to the problem of flooding along the Hawkesbury-Nepean.

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NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet launched the NSW Intergenerational Report for 2021 on Monday

Property market

Home ownership a fading dream for many Sydneysiders

by Matt Wade

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Coronavirus pandemic

Berejiklian says a quarantine facility in NSW must be a federal responsibility

by Alexandra Smith

Hundreds of mice trapped in a feed grain bin trying to escape. Footage by Nick Moir. — 0:34

Video

Mouse Plague in Trangie farm

Crime & Courts

Shot dead in 2018: Ho Ledinh.

Courts

Jury in murder trial played footage of Sydney solicitor’s shooting

by Georgina Mitchell

Lars Falkholt, his wife Vivian, and their daughters Annabelle and Jessica died after the crash.

Inquest

Driver who caused fatal family crash had ‘terrible’ driving record and drugs in system, inquest told

by Georgina Mitchell

The 36-year-old general practitioner at a Bondi Junction medical centre was arrested and charged with three counts of sexual touching and two counts of common assault in May.

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Courts

Bondi GP accused of sexually touching patients

by Daniella White

Daniel Taylor leaves the Federal Court on Monday during a break in his defamation case.

Defamation

Newspaper suggested John Ibrahim’s son Daniel Taylor was a mobster, court told

by Georgina Mitchell

The boss of the NSW prison system has announced his retirement.

Prisons

NSW prisons boss announces retirement after four decades in corrections

by Fergus Hunter

Father Joseph Kolodziej, who finished his posting at St Mary Queen of Heaven, Georges Hall in January 2021 to be Parish Priest at All Hallows, Five Dock.

Crime

Sydney priest, police officer charged with possessing child abuse material

by Natassia Chrysanthos and Sarah McPhee

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Education

Rooty Hill High School Principal Chris Cawsey with year 10 students Owen Munday and Vanessa Stuparu.

Education

The Sydney school that figured out how to lift marks and attendance

by Natassia Chrysanthos

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Education

All Sydney students to have guaranteed access to a co-ed high school

by Jordan Baker

Consent crisis

NSW government’s school consent package receives lukewarm reception

by Natassia Chrysanthos

Health

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Opinion

Column 8

A pox on both their fashion houses

Illness

‘This has never been seen before’: Common illnesses wiped out in fight against COVID-19

by Lucy Carroll

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Disability

NSW pledges $28 million to help cognitively impaired people navigate justice system

by Josh Dye

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