Millions of retirees are paying super tax they could avoid
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Two dead, one injured in three-car crash on Far North Coast
Two people have died and one injured following a three-car crash in Suffolk Park on NSW’s North Coast on Saturday.
Rage, depression, despair: This book explains why PMDD is still so misunderstood
Gender difference is intimately stitched into the fabric of humanity, and at every stage in its long history, medicine has absorbed and enforced socially constructed divisions and assumptions.
‘We stopped Jarryd Hayne from getting stabbed in jail’: Fainu reveals plot against former Eels star
Former Manly hooker Manase Fainu says he helped foil a plot to have Jarryd Hayne stabbed while the former NRL stars served time in a Sydney prison.
The King and the colonies: Why Charles will have to confront slavery
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Is that a whiff of arrogance we detect from the Liberal leader? Jeff Kennett seems to think so
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‘Invisible threat’: Doctors, parents slam inaction on health hazard in schools
Polluted air in schools, hospitals, train stations and workplaces has become the leading environmental cause of preventable illness and premature death, doctors and scientists have warned.
The day that cost a Socceroo a spot in the Premier League and a trip to the World Cup
Riley McGree had two dreams within his grasp: playing in the Premier League and representing the Socceroos at a second FIFA World Cup. Then, in one cruel moment, his hamstring snapped and both were snatched away.
‘Absolute joke’: World Cup unrest over haves and have-nots
Australia’s staging of the Rugby League World Cup has been a raging success on the surface, drawing strong crowds and television ratings and already featuring an epic showdown between the Kangaroos and New Zealand.
Albanese distances Labor from RBA, calls rate hikes a ‘blunt instrument’
Anthony Albanese has labelled Reserve Bank of Australia rate hikes a “blunt instrument” hurting people with mortgages, while pivoting to pro-growth economic rhetoric as he braces for a fifth interest-rate rise this year amid mounting criticism of near-record government spending a...
Last year, I was scathing about my own club. But this dressing room photo sums up Knights revival
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From sinister to minister: politician's drug trafficking jail time revealed
When the newly appointed minister fronted the cameras in July, he explained away questions about a criminal past in Sydney, saying he was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Man charged after woman allegedly sexually touched during Bondi run
A man has been charged after a woman was allegedly sexually touched during an early morning run in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
Mushroom killer Erin Patterson to die in prison
Mushroom cook killer Erin Patterson’s only chance at freedom will lie in a last-ditch plea to Australia’s highest court after three judges found her cold and calculated crimes were so shocking she should die in jail.
After two years of disruption, south-west Sydney finally gets its metro
Pita Siganisucu could barely contain his relief on Friday.
Death Cab for Cutie’s Ben Gibbard made another divorce album. This time, he wanted to get it right
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