Qld manager sues state over executive’s alleged sexual harassment
High-ranking Justice Department bosses have been accused of failing to protect a marketing manager who reported an…
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Sydney’s big economic divide: Where jobs are thriving, and where they aren’t
One region has the lowest unemployment rate in the nation. How does your area compare?
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Erin Patterson, the jury hotel and the curious case of the missing CCTV
The deleted video from the hotel has become a central issue in the convicted killer’s court appeal.
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Post-marathon blues are a real phenomenon. Here’s how to overcome them
Just finished the Sydney Marathon? There’s a chance you might feel a little emotional this week.
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‘Like a pack of wild dogs’: The spate of horrific alleged attacks that has shocked Sydney
Two groups of school boys have been charged with gang rape this month. Children are increasingly accused of a…
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‘ATARmaxxing’: The school trend experts say is quashing the creative sector
Schools across Queensland scaling back creative offerings could also mean university graduates would struggle to…
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Councils threaten to block state plan to pack a million new residents into inner-city
Mayors representing Melbourne’s nine inner-city councils say they will need billions in extra infrastructure funding to…
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Oil giant’s retreat on clean energy shows limits of investor pressure
Corporate pledges to pursue environment, social and governance goals are no substitute for policy action by governments.
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I thought I knew every travel scam in the book, but new ones are emerging
Having driven thousands of kilometres in Italy, I thought I knew all there was to know about what could go wrong. Then…
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Home owners are being short-changed by insurers’ cash payouts
The financial watchdog warns cash settlements are sometimes so low they won’t fund the repairs disaster-stricken…
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Employment in NSW has had a golden run. We mustn’t take it for granted
The long period of low unemployment has delivered huge benefits to the people of NSW. But it should not be taken for…
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Migration agents caught making false visa claims, misusing client money and lodging futile applications
From hidden commissions to bogus visa applications, a new report exposes the widespread misconduct triggering a fresh…
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The Wallabies showed great signs against Argentina. Two of them were world-class
Josh Canham continued his standout year and Max Jorgensen produced his best performance in some time in another…
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‘Every time we get up, we cop a hit’: Casino billionaire’s fury at regulators
Leaked recording catches pokies baron and Star boss Bruce Mathieson jnr bemoaning the tough line being taken on his…
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Decades on from backpacking, I nervously returned to a ‘challenging’ destination
I’m out of practice at being out of my comfort zone when I arrive in Shanghai, but I needn’t have worried.
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‘The pressure is astronomical’: Why this WA principal quit her job – and what it can teach us about our schools
Jenny Cole says the situation has become “significantly worse” since she left and that more teachers and principals…
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Secret Harbour should be seen as a rallying cry for everyone who feels ignored
The safe seat of Secret Harbour was WA Labor’s to lose in the by-election this weekend, and they deserved to lose it.
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Superquiz, Monday, August 31
Trivia buffs, test your knowledge with today’s interactive superquiz.
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Privacy laws target AI, smart glasses right to erase Australians’ data
A new round of privacy laws designed to protect Australians’ personal information and keep pace with new technology…
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‘Broken’: Anthony Mundine reacts to father and boxing great Tony Mundine’s death
The father of Anthony, Mundine snr was the only Australian boxer to compete professionally across four weight divisions…
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Best of cartoons, August 31, 2026
The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists.
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‘It was like fighting a dinosaur’: Coogee shark attack survivor tells of desperate fight for life
Leah Stewart says she took a deep breath as a four-metre great white shark bit into her leg and pulled her under the…
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‘I did think she was going to die’: How strangers saved shark attack victim Leah Stewart
The thought of not being there for her daughter helped Leah Stewart beat the shark away. But her fight was only…
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WA mum and son face deportation
A Western Australian mother and her 12-year-old son face being deported after their permanent visa application was…
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Mirka Federer's rare speech at Hall of Fame night
Roger Federer's wife Mirka delivers a speech as the tennis legend is inducted into the International Tennis Hall of…
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One Nation secures first seat in WA parliament
One Nation has secured its first seat in WA parliament after Luke Herdegen’s victory in the Secret Harbour byelection.
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Dogs goalkicker responds to taunts
Tayla Preston cups her ears to the opposition fans after kicking a goal from the sideline.
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Inside Reddam House, the Sydney private school trying to break the mould
Other schools have sprawling campuses. Reddam North Shore is a converted Harry Seidler six-storey office block.
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Catholic schools warn of fee hikes as teachers negotiate pay
Catholic schools have written to parents and employees warning of subject cuts and fee hikes due to the increased cost…
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‘I feel like I’m the police’: The trials and tribulations of raising teenagers
Screens and social media have upended how our kids grow up, and how we raise them. They make parenting an often…
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Rabbitohs ready to mark their Moore Park turf against bitter rivals
South Sydney have thanked the Sydney Roosters for allowing them to celebrate Jai Arrow’s milestone match – but they…
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Lithium batteries spark shed fire south of Adelaide
Lithium batteries sitting idle in a shed are thought to be the cause of a fire that destroyed a shed, caravan and…
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Sayers fails to settle defamation stoush as court battle with ex-wife looms
The businessman’s efforts to resolve the defamation fight over his handling of an explicit photograph scandal have been…
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Record number of small businesses drowning in debt
A record number of small businesses are accessing debt support in Australia.
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Russian strike on Ukraine warehouse kills 37
Russia has targeted a Ukraine ammunition warehouse, killing 37 in the deadliest strike of the year.
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