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Trade unions
Christopher died at work and his employer never paid up, but that didn’t stop CFMEU promotion
A company was fined $2 million after a deadly disaster but went under instead of paying. It still enjoyed the support of the building union at the highest levels.
Setka alleges betrayal and secret deal with federal government
The former union boss also said he had left Prime Minister Anthony Albanese “trembling” after an incident in a lift.
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Political leadership
Wanted: A Labor leader capable of capturing the imagination of voters
It’s been 37 years since Bob Hawke promised to lift children out of poverty. In chasing the middle vote, it’s hard to imagine a politician doing the same today.
Sean Kelly
Columnist
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Sydney councils
Something bigger beckons after Liberals’ council mess
The NSW Liberals had hoped Georgia Ryburn would be Northern Beaches mayor before the party’s nomination snafu. Now there are bigger plans afoot.
‘Take a breath’: Israel, Hezbollah launch rockets, attack with drones - then pause
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah said his organisation could launch more attacks. But Sunday’s exchange of fire did not set off a long-feared war.
Are these the worst escalators in Sydney?
The CBD escalators have been out of action since last year, but they’re far from the only ones causing commuter havoc: tell us what you think are the worst escalators in Sydney.
How flat-pack homes could help solve the housing crisis
Chris and Jo Patterson’s home was built quickly and cheaply, and had a low risk of defects. These Ikea-like homes have broken the mould for housing in Australia.
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Property investment
Should big super get involved in tackling housing affordability?
Recent moves by major funds to invest in housing are welcome, but we shouldn’t expect the sector to have a significant impact on the wider property market.
Clancy Yeates
Deputy business editor
NRL air: League urged to invest in NBA-style $15m private jet
It’s a staple of American sports – and now two of the game’s most influential club bosses want the NRL to aim sky-high before Perth and Papua New Guinea teams enter the competition.
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Australian cricket
Cricket tour company traded insolvent for three years before collapse, liquidator says
Dozens of young players and top coaches were left high and dry by the $3 million failure of Calypso Destinations and its director is under the microscope.
How ruthless Norths plan to derail Easts’ party train
Eastern Suburbs have qualified for six of seven grand finals across the grades and can hoist their first Shute Shield in 55 years. But Sydney rugby’s silent assassins await.
From Scandi food to the ‘French paradox’: Top tips from the world’s healthiest cuisines
What can we learn from other cultures and their eating habits? Dietitian Susie Burrell breaks it down.
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Europe
How the world’s cities are dealing with e-scooters
Zippy, fun and perfect for the casual user, they put wings on your feet, but they come with problems, and not everyone loves them.
Michael Gebicki
The Tripologist
Opinion
Work therapy
My colleagues keep calling in sick and it’s wearing me out. What can I do?
Absenteeism, especially in public health roles, can result in extra workload for those who are still on deck.
Jonathan Rivett
Careers contributor
How constipation could double the risk of having a heart attack
It affects more than 20 per cent of the population, but few of us would think that constipation increases the risk of a heart attack or stroke.
The return of Smell-O-Vision: How cinemas are stimulating the five senses
It might be low-tech, but there is an audience for watching a movie with accompanying smells. It’s one of many ways cinemas are enhancing the viewing experience.
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Skin cancer
I deal with the c-word daily. Yet a brief encounter on a busy day floored me
It’s been a challenging winter and I know my fellow doctors, nurses and paramedics are exhausted.
Farrukh Tufail
Skin cancer doctor
SEX, SLEAZE AND HOSPITALITY
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Two women go public with Swillhouse sex assault claims
Rachelle “Rocky” Hair was the first female bartender at Swillhouse venues and Jenna Hemsworth was Australian Bartender of the Year in 2018. They won’t be silenced.
Inside the Herald’s investigation into sex and sleaze in hospitality industry
This is how the Herald uncovered allegations of sexual assaults and drug-taking at a top Sydney restaurant group.
Sydney
Nine bushwalkers rescued in the Blue Mountains
The bushwalkers were rescued in two separate operations as NSW Police launched a new platform to link the community directly to police dispatchers and first responders in emergencies.
The 118-year-old NSW symbol getting a makeover for the modern era
When Britain’s King Edward VII granted the state arms in 1906, he couldn’t have foreseen the challenges that would one day be posed by the PDF file.
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Planning
Plan to halve Parramatta’s Roxy Theatre auditorium revealed
The Roxy’s owner plans to halve the building’s original auditorium seating capacity amps up pressure on Labor to preserve it.
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Coronavirus pandemic
Payments for COVID vaccine injuries are ending. Patients want that changed
A UNSW analysis suggests many types of injury were not covered by the complicated scheme, which is set to close next month.
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Crime
Woman charged with murder after man’s body found in surfboard bag
The 35-year-old woman has been charged over the alleged murder of a 62-year-old man known to her.
Politics
Stranded passengers promised better deal under aviation revamp
Passengers forced to wait for non-existent flights or told their plane is not arriving have been promised their own charter of rights under a government plan.
Business
‘It doesn’t run out of battery’: How close are we to a cashless economy?
Most members of Gen Z say they won’t be using cash within a decade. But is Australia ready to ditch notes and coins?
World
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Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Israel and Hezbollah exchange fire, threatening to trigger all-out war
Hezbollah said it had launched more than 320 rockets towards Israel and hit 11 military targets. Israel’s cabinet met in response.
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Australia’s a democratic wonderland. A vote of thanks to one rather strange man
George Brandis
Former high commissioner to the UK and federal attorney-general
Here’s what I learnt after attending my school reunion
Jane Caro
Novelist, author and commentator
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Property
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Title Deeds
Hunters Hill locals wage ‘existential battle’ over Woolwich Marina
Hunters Hill locals are known for their fierce defence against overdevelopment, so a bid to dramatically expand the marina has prompted a big fight.
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Title Deeds
The Bachelor mansion that once sold for £5000 listed with $40m hopes
A handful of prominent owners have called Clifton home over its 130-year history, and yet it is best known for its star billing on a dating reality television show.
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Lifestyle
‘I help people depart this world with love’: The women taking the fear out of death
Would you like to attend your own funeral or be transformed into a sapphire ring? These three women are changing the dialogue around dying.
Culture
Art and life collide as Marta Dusseldorp hits Tasmania’s back roads
In her first presenting role, the actor found inspiration in Tasmania’s wild north-west for season two of Bay of Fires.
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Sport
NRL air: League urged to invest in NBA-style $15m private jet
It’s a staple of American sports – and now two of the game’s most influential club bosses want the NRL to aim sky-high before Perth and Papua New Guinea teams enter the competition.
Finals-chasing pack sense blood in water after Sharks savage Dragons
The Dragons’ bid to make the finals for the first time in six years will go down to the final round after Cronulla trounced Shane Flanagan’s side and blew the top-eight race wide open.
Norris wins Dutch Grand Prix, Piastri fourth as speedy McLarens dominate
Lando Norris has won the Dutch Formula 1 Grand Prix, effortlessly cruising to victory in a race that saw McLaren outpace the field.
Just 11 minutes into his return game, Waerea-Hargreaves lands in hot water again
The New Zealand international was making his comeback from a four-match ban, but was sent to the sin-bin on a day of a drama.
‘Nowhere to hide’: How ruthless Norths plan to derail Easts’ premiership party train
Eastern Suburbs have qualified for six of seven grand finals across the grades and can hoist their first Shute Shield in 55 years. But first they have to get past the silent assassins of Sydney rugby.
Are eight different bunker officials each week too many? NRL club boss leads call for overhaul
After a weekend in which Stephen Crichton inexplicably avoided the sin-bin and Cameron Murray eventually was sent there, do the NRL need to rethink how many people work the video review system?
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Wallabies
He has played 33 minutes of Test rugby. But he could solve a looming Wallabies problem
Pumas flyer Mateo Carreras shapes as a major threat to the Wallabies, but Max Jorgensen may just have his measure if he gets the nod on the right wing.
Paul Cully
Rugby columnist
Have Your Say
V’landys defends two-hour lunch meeting to pick Immortal, Hall of Famers
Questions have been asked about the selection process for rugby league’s Immortals and Hall of Fame.
