‘It was a shock to them’: The families who turned their backs on Sydney and embraced the bush
Two families say they don’t regret leaving Sydney at the height of the COVID lockdowns in western Sydney, leaving the…
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Why there are no guarantees with Michael Cheika’s second coming
The incoming Waratahs coach remains one of the big beasts of the coaching jungle. But the Super Rugby landscape has…
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Inside Operation Rosny
The Independent Commission Against Corruption’s wide-ranging investigation into Sydney property developer Jean Nassif’s…
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‘They burned my child alive’: Survivors remember horrors of Myanmar nine years on
Two refugees who escaped the military’s “clearance operations” recount their stories after moving to Brisbane.
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Letter written by US president’s closest aides to Trump dominates news cycle
In two leaked letters, White House aide Natalie Harp expressed her devotion to US President Donald Trump.
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Man charged over alleged shooting of missing father of three
A man has been charged over shooting another man, who is missing and feared dead.
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Retired Sydney Swans player reportedly linked to Melbourne hotel incident
A retired Sydney Swans player has reportedly been linked to the Melbourne hotel at the centre of troubling claims.
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Steven King promised his team would be selfless, ruthless, connected. But there’s one word that defines his Demons
Despite losing Christian Petracca, Clayton Oliver and Steven May before a ball was bounced and playing the season…
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Meghan set to star in Guy Ritchie’s Netflix series on return to UK
The Duchess of Sussex is in advanced discussions to join the cast for the third series of The Gentlemen.
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There’s good news for your super – but a big hole remains for retirees
Finally, the government has made its move on financial advice. And there’s plenty for everyday people like us to be…
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Dear Prime Minister: Are you really going to let Kiwi kids best us?
I write for urgent action on something that appears to have fallen off the government’s agenda: the money smarts of our…
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‘Still Kelly country’: Life in Porepunkah after Dezi Freeman, as locals pick up the pieces
A year on from the killing of two police offers, the remote community in Victoria’s idyllic high country is still…
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‘Anger’s not something that women have been allowed to have’: Why Myf Warhurst is done playing nice
The popular radio and TV personality is known for her warm and engaging style. But turning 50 brought a simmering fury…
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The property premium Sydney families are paying for the right state school
New data reveals that the desire to be within the right school catchment zone is driving up property values in key…
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An unloved South American city is home to the perfect sandwich
It’s a simple dish but when every ingredient is just so, as it is here, you have lunchtime perfection. And a meal only…
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I order a weak long black. Is my cafe overcharging me for my other drink?
Nobody wants to be known as a three-shot whiner, warns our Modern Guru.
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Josh Niland has won many accolades for his Sydney restaurant. But it’s on the global stage that he’s really making waves
The Australian chef is making waves on the global stage – and he’s set another audacious goal.
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This burlesque troupe did a residency at Luna Park. The cabaret show that grew out of it is wild
Finucane & Smith celebrates 30 years of distinctive, outrageous cabaret.
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The unsung Australian destination that deserves to be in paintings
When artist Hans Heysen first visited the Flinders Ranges in 1926, he declared that the rugged landscape was “crying…
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The worst part of ageing? No one knows what I’m talking about any more
“I’ll have to consult my bank manager.” To anyone under 60, I might as well be speaking gibberish.
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This ‘AI refuser’ quit her dream job, and hopes others follow
Gabrielle Boyle resigned three days before the AFL switched on Microsoft’s AI assistant, having been told she couldn’t…
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How much it costs to live in Melbourne’s most desired school zones
Some home buyers are paying large premiums to live within a certain secondary school zone rather than a few streets…
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The four visible signs of heart problems
A cardiologist has raised concerns about Donald Trump’s health based on his physical appearance. It begs the question:…
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‘Blatant misogyny’: Ex-Scots student despairs of school culture
Shocking sexual assault allegations are prompting a hard look at the prestigious school’s values, but also at the…
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Can anyone stop Arsenal? That and five other big Premier League storylines to follow
What next for Mikel Arteta’s man? Can Enzo Maresca fill Pep Guardiola’s boots? Will Tottenham’s spending spree pay off?…
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This is the best-value hotel on the French Riviera
This hotel leaps off a booking-site page among a dearth of bland, old-school, or overpriced accommodation.
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The Lygon Street neon icon on track for heritage protection
The achievements of the man behind a Lygon Street landmark are being recognised decades on, with an iconic corner of…
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I went to an Opus Dei school. What I was taught was unbelievable
We were taught that watching pornography causes holes in the brain and homosexuality is a mental illness.
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Labor and Coalition unite to ringfence AI from One Nation backlash
A Coalition olive branch to Anthony Albanese comes as the prime minister prepares to confront conservative states over…
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Prince Harry, celebrities ordered to pay $18m – but final court bill could be higher
The court ruling exposes Harry and others, including rock star Elton John and model Elizabeth Hurley, to even greater…
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The moment that might have ended the most storied of Collingwood careers
Scott Pendlebury jogged slowly to the bench favouring his leg. It might be the last time he is seen in a Magpies jumper…
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World No.1 Jannik Sinner withdraws from US Open due to injury
Sinner’s announcement came a day after world No.2 Carlos Alcaraz confirmed he would compete following a four-month…
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Isaako scores with suspect put-down
Jamayne Isaako is awarded a try despite his contentious put-down.
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Gould's 'nostalgic' advice for Kangaroos job
Phil Gould gives his advice on who should coach the Kangaroos next.
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The Herald picks up five awards as excellence in journalism celebrated
The Sydney Morning Herald’s coverage has been recognised across five categories at the Kennedy Foundation’s Excellence…
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Age crime reporter John Silvester named Australia’s most outstanding columnist
A Melbourne crime reporter for The Age for more than 30 years, Silvester was recognised at the prestigious Kennedy…
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