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Recently released financial records show how cash circulates around the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church and its Sydney-based “royal family”.
More than 25 firetrucks and 100 firefighters were working to control the blaze,with large plumes of smoke visible and road closures in place.
Fans travelling to Moore Park for the AFL and NRL double-header tonight have been warned to expect major disruption to some train lines.
But some “think we are closer to a regional war than we have been at any time in the last 11 months”.
I interviewed Anna Murdoch after her marriage to Rupert ended. Now,23 years later,her fears about succession tearing the family apart look remarkably prescient.
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New Zealand do not like people getting up in their faces,and their occasional inability to deal with overt aggression has been a recurring feature in their losses since 2017.
Taniela Paseka? Matt Lodge? Haumole Olakau’atu? Keep guessing. The identity of Manly’s weightlifting champion will come as a surprise to most Sea Eagles fans.
From sweat lodges and energy analysis to fashion gurus and Harvard University,Trent Robinson and Anthony Seibold are two of the most creative coaching minds in the game.
The presidential candidates’ campaigns couldn’t be more different.
The prime minister told ABC’s Patricia Karvelas her questions were “not terribly clever”. Here are some he’s answered without complaint.
There’s evidence of a rationale majority in America,but the voices of moderation are drowned out:not so much a silent majority as an unheard majority.
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“I stood up,completely spent,utterly out of breath but relieved that I had survived the scariest and most dangerous arrest of my career.”
In transforming it,the architect threw caution to the wind and let inspiration bubble to the surface. The result is simply brilliant.
On first encounter,the installation feels like Stonehenge meets 2001:A Space Odyssey.
A new Netflix show takes a different perspective on two US brothers,who were sentenced to life for murdering their parents in 1989.
A belief that food is her “fate” took her from teaching to a culinary career.
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After overcoming a slew of injuries and losses in his early years,James Tedesco will mark a significant milestone on Saturday.
He has been given the keys to Cronulla. But how do the Sharks get the best out of their $1 million-a-year man?
The state’s health system will be brought to a standstill for the second time this month after nurses voted to return to the picket line.
Chris Minns says he’s inclined to ban private election companies. One mayor says he’s trying to deflect from Labor’s poor showing with voters.
The craft brewer is closing down after losing almost $1 million in trade during roadworks after failing to secure compensation from the state government.
As Federal Circuit and Family Court director,Hayley Foster’s job is to make people “uncomfortable” as she helps the court respond to family violence cases.
Children from more than 100 schools thought they were going on a trip to NASA in Texas. That was until Charles Chung’s company collapsed,owing millions. Here’s how it unravelled.
The 1940 film The Mortal Storm was the only film at the time to tackle the treatment of the Jews in Nazi Germany.
Cin,cin. It’s our annual list of the best gin joints,cantinas and cocktail lounges across town.
New government analysis reveals international students make up 7 per cent of the private rental market,and more than 20 per cent in inner Sydney and Melbourne.
Myer shares have tumbled after the company unveiled its full-year results,but new CEO Olivia Wirth has vowed to invest in its languishing sass&bide,Marcs and David Lawrence brands.
The barrage followed two days of attacks blamed on Mossad that blew up Hezbollah radios and pagers,killing 37 people and wounding about 3000.
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After years of high-interest rates and inflation,struggling homeowners are taking this hardship measure in the hopes of riding out the storm.
The pathway could improve the standard of rentals and increase the value for money the government gets from housing tax concessions.
Baby Boomers are set to dominate aged care in the next decade. As the generation of free love,their expectations around sex means providers need to change.
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The epic cost the venerated director 40 years,a personal fortune and a critical backlash.
Football Australia chief executive James Johnson says the search has already begun,but the federation’s presumed number one candidate has ruled himself out.
League needs hatred like Dracula needs blood,and Saturday night’s semi-final has something for everyone.
You can judge a man by his enemies. The Racing NSW and ARLC boss has some influential ones circling him at the moment.
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The bruising back-rower is set to channel Cooper Cronk in the 2018 decider and play against Manly on Saturday night.
He might look like a polished specimen now,but his penchant for “tree parachuting” and self-set time trials on the farm reveal there’s more to the star Swan.
Travis Head pillaged England at Trent Bridge to add further momentum to his case for accompanying Usman Khawaja.
Dane Rampe will have friends and family on hand at the SCG to watch his 250th game,but the Clovelly boy’s personal milestone takes a back seat to the Swans’ premiership tilt.