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After war forced them to opposite sides of the world,this couple are rebuilding their life from inside a Sydney garage.
Gunmen clad in black masks,ponchos and gloves shot Nadal Acherkouk dead at a petrol station on Friday night.
Trade Minister Don Farrell said there was a plan for the men to “continue to serve their sentence[s],except they’re serving them in Australia”.
Join us for all the live action from Optus Stadium in Perth on day three.
Rugby Australia must get creative to keep the Kiwi maestro involved after the British and Irish Lions series.
Two Sydney harness racing drivers provided samples to stewards at a race meeting in Goulburn. DNA analysis showed the urine in both was from the same person.
Newtown School of Arts is to get two new intimate theatres – and the plan could be a model for reviving more than 100 schools of arts across the state.
Use our interactive to discover the top 10 makes in your postcode and see the map revealing the concentration of models across Sydney.
The ACCC’s chair has criticised the process that allowed PEXA to be privatised and given a monopoly on e-conveyancing with no proper oversight.
The 4B movement,a radical feminist movement originating in South Korea,has seen a surge in interest from women in the West.
Laotian authorities have been working to rid the town of its deadly reputation. Clearly,they haven’t worked hard enough.
Columnist
The once-rare attacks on the Lebanese capital have continued,with the fourth strike in a week leaving 20 dead and more than 60 injured.
Millions of former tweeters have taken their spotless minds and ridden,on a butterfly’s wings,to an alternative reality:Bluesky,the microblogging site for progressive idealists.
Columnist and communications adviser
Here are some of our favourite gift ideas for the tech-obsessed,or those who could do with a few more gadgets.
There are changes in the pipeline aimed squarely at solving real retirement problems for everyday Australians like you. And that’s worth celebrating.
Money contributor
The Australia Pavilion is the latest in a long line of dazzling environments that expresses how we live today.
Fine dining meets hipster cafes in this vibrant part of south-west India.
A woman’s love of her feline friends is nothing to be ashamed of.
Columnist and author
Regional migration has never been more popular. Here,three recent small-town converts share the reality of making the move.
I chose to engage because I saw no other way through it. Rage doesn’t fit my purpose.
Gamilaroi woman,journalist and presenter
Once The Man Who Ran Sydney,Alan Jones’ grip loosened as society changed,and he refused to change with it.
The arrival of around-the-clock buses on the trainless peninsula coincides with plans to jump-start the area’s nightlife.
Police said driver Robert Buljubasic fled on foot after crashing into another vehicle following an aborted pursuit.
The council says it is considering every option to repair its strained finances before coming cap in hand to residents.
The teenager says he was given the punishment for wearing a Palestinian scarf to his graduation.
The 17 wickets that fell on day one of the first Test raised the possibility of an early result and a big loss of revenue for stakeholders.
Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood provided some late resistance as India bowled Australia out to take a handy first innings lead in Perth.
Frontbencher James Paterson will use a speech to the Executive Council of the Australian Jewry to promise tougher action on antisemitism.
There’s a costly,yet common,clause in many contracts that may take you by surprise.
Careers contributor
Bianca Jones’ father made an emotional appeal to the Laos government after his daughter died of suspected methanol poisoning last week.
Columnist and senior journalist
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He launched a vodka label thanks to help from Robert De Niro and financial backing from James Packer. Later,he tried his luck in property.
Affordability constraints are testing buyers’ limits,even at the upper end of the market,and the steepest drops are taking place in desirable areas.
Earlier this year,the Philippines parliament considered a bill to introduce “heartbreak leave”. Should Australia follow suit?
Freelance writer
It was a query from an editor that made our resident words whiz reconsider everything.
The Bulldogs have been mulling over the potential recruitment of Hunt for days but have decided that he isn’t the right fit for the club.
The eighth Immortal and Kate Kendall exchanged vows at a wedding attended by few,if any,guests.
The 17 wickets that fell on day one of the first Test raised the possibility of an early result and a resulting loss of revenue for stakeholders.
Tennis great Novak Djokovic has signed former foe Andy Murray as his coach. It’s an unlikely pairing;the ultimate late-career Hail Mary for the Djoker in his quest for an epic 25th grand slam title.
Wanderers coach Alen Stajcic has launched an extraordinary attack on the agent of marquee recruit Juan Mata amid continued questioning over his use of the Spanish veteran.
He has lived a life with a world-famous name that was just another name when he was born. But now the newest Wallaby has earned his own fame.
Two down and two to go - come on you Wallabies!