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‘It’s time to plant some roots’: O’Connor comes full circle at the Force
James O’Connor has returned to the Western Force nearly two decades after emerging there as a teenage prodigy, with…
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Roosters gun's surprise selection admission
James Tedesco reveals he did not want to be rested for his team's final match of the regular season.
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What’s the best small talk for an introvert at a work event?
Remember that if you try to “sell” yourself or your company, no one will want to talk to you, says Dr Kirstin Ferguson.
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Five Aussies found in Nepal, Tibet after floods
Five Australians who were missing in Nepal and Tibet after last week's catastrophic floods have been found, revising…
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Cox opens up on banned Swans five
Sydney Swans coach Dean Cox has spoken to the five suspended players and admits their future at the club is uncertain.
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Aussie wins point after slipping over
Aussie star Tristan Schoolkate manages to win the point despite slipping over during his US Open first round match.
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Superquiz, Wednesday, September 2
Trivia buffs, test your knowledge with today’s interactive superquiz.
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Suaalii to return as Wallabies embrace painful lessons of Santa Fe drubbing
Len Ikitau and Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii are set to re-unite as the Wallabies prepare for a week that hasn’t gone well in…
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Knife-wielding woman confronts police in Times Square
Footage shows a knife-wielding woman confronting police officers in New York's Times Square moments before she was shot…
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New British PM makes first address to MPs
New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has made his first speech in Parliament.
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Pill testing at NSW music festivals
Pill testing will become a permanent feature at music festivals across NSW when it resumes in October.
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New Apple chief executive takes charge
John Ternus has succeeded Tim Cook as chief executive of tech giant Apple.
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Ferry workers to strike during major Brisbane event
Queensland ferry workers will strike during the upcoming Riverfire event in Brisbane.
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Second missing Aussie found alive in Nepal
A second Australian missing in the Nepal flooding has been found alive, but 42 others are among the thousands still…
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Victorian police cells overflowing
Police cells across Victoria are overflowing amid a major crackdown on repeat offenders.
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Bank of America vice president killed in Times Square stabbing
Erin Piacenti died after an afternoon peak hour attack in Manhattan that injured another victim.
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Beveridge 'none the wiser' to Butters' decision
Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge admits he's not sure where Zak Butters will land, with his club in the running to…
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The quality you should most wish for your children if you want to build family wealth
If you could bestow any quality on your kids, which one would you pick? Great intelligence? Empathy? An Australian…
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This Met Gala controversy may be the most tone-deaf move she’s made. What now for Anna Wintour?
The cancellation of John Galliano’s retrospective is about far more than the designer’s own troubled history, revealing…
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Why this slice of land on Sydney Harbour might be harder to sell than expected
Residents are fighting a proposal to sell off sections of prime Defence land that has come under fresh scrutiny due to…
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My smart glasses were brilliant. Now people think I’m a creep
Meta’s Oakleys are the best thing I own for running and filming my toddler. They’re also, increasingly, the reason…
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The ‘motherhood penalty’ is draining your super. Here’s how to stop it
Working women often pay the highest price of parenthood when their earnings drop while caring for children.
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In a weeknight slump? This Korean-spiced chicken method takes just 10 minutes
Flash-cooked then rested in a vibrant glaze, this fuss-free idea works just as well with all manner of proteins, making…
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I got a first-class bed for an economy-class price – but I felt the glares of fellow travellers
Nah, the aisle is a vast ocean that cannot easily be crossed, advises Modern Guru.
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Worse than infidelity: Can money secrets destroy relationships?
One in 10 partners secretly accumulate debt via credit cards or personal loans, while 9 per cent open bank accounts or…
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This Michelin-approved Aussie hotel is surf culture meets the Med
Whether it’s falling asleep to crashing waves or private sunbaking at the water’s edge, finding serenity is a breeze at…
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‘Absurd’: CBA slugged 13 years of fees for inactive card
Staff were unable to identify the bank as the merchant responsible for charging years of fees, including those for a…
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Locals pleaded for a dangerous crossing to be fixed. This isn’t what they had in mind
When a young teenager was hit by a car at this zebra crossing, locals wanted change. But they say the council’s plan to…
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A desperation deal at Donnini’s meant a decade of paying Mick Gatto
This construction company boss says he did not know how else to get around the union gatekeepers threatening the…
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The suburbs where home owners can’t afford their mortgages
Stressed home owners have been hit hard by ongoing high interest rates and are looking for ways to make ends meet.
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Construction begins on 57-storey skyscraper overlooking State Library
The tower that will transform one of the CBD’s best-known intersections was granted approval without public…
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My elderly mum has to pay $5.50 a day for a TV. This seems outrageous
The daily fee adds up to more than $2000 a year. Is her aged care provider entitled to charge this fee for a television?
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‘Bakeries are the new wine bar’: A first look at a hole-in-the-wall bakery’s new dine-in spot
Get flaky chicken congee pot pies and eight flavours of custard-filled caneles at a huge new bakery from the couple…
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There’s one big thing missing from Australia’s first new airport in 50 years
The first new major airport for decades is about to open and supposed to be a game-changer for air travel. But where…
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Do our pollies really want a more ‘affordable’ housing market? We’re about to find out
If you force them to choose, politicians will always go for rising rather than falling house prices. Why? Arithmetic.
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