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Danes,American may have been dead or unconscious for days after Laos poisoning

Backpacker tourists roam around in Vang Vieng,Laos.

The government of Laos publicly acknowledged the tragedy,which claimed the lives of two Australians,saying it was “profoundly saddened over the loss of lives”.

Australian may lose sight in eye after alleged Israeli shooting in West Bank

Ranem Abu Izneid was injured by an alleged IOF bullet fired into her student accomodation on November 15.

A 20-year-old Australian woman could lose vision in one eye after allegedly being shot at by Israeli forces in her apartment near her university campus during a military raid in the occupied West Bank.

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‘A good man’:Tears of joy for Bali Nine prisoner

Sensitive discussions are under way to transfer five men,serving life sentences for their roles in a 2005 heroin smuggling ring,from Indonesia to Australia.

Aussies rue missed chances in the field as rising Indian star hits impressive 50

Aussies rue missed chances in the field as rising Indian star hits impressive 50

India’s first innings of 150 ended up being a formidable target as Australia suffered a 46-run deficit on day two in Perth. Follow the action.

$2 million a day:Why Australian cricket officials are barracking for India

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.

Indian openers put the heat on Australia’s attack as Perth Test takes a twist

Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood provided some late resistance as India bowled Australia out to take a handy first innings lead in Perth.

Daughter buys $1.75m Epping villa for her mum. It last sold for $290,000

Daughter buys $1.75m Epping villa for her mum. It last sold for $290,000

The price of the villa had increased in price six-fold since it last sold some three decades ago.

Living in the ’70s:Reinventing a Bayview beach house overlooking Pittwater

“It was the perfect spot to create a new open-plan kitchen and living area,” said architect Matthew Woodward.

The decade was defined by great music,cheap fuel and homes with open-plan living,but this residence missed out on that last key attribute.

How paying car insurance monthly could cost you twice

There’s a costly,yet common,clause in many contracts that may take you by surprise.

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Golf swing celebration for Lolley as he gives Sydney FC the lead

Golf swing celebration for Lolley as he gives Sydney FC the lead

Sydney FC play the Wanderers at Allianz Stadium in this weekend’s A-League Men’s showpiece. Join Vince Rugari for the action.

Why Maty Ryan’s move to Serie A could derail Socceroos career

Australia’s goalkeeping pecking order under Tony Popovic remains unclear. Candidates know regular game time is the best way to impress – and for Ryan,that’s a problem.

Smith,Leishman push but Elvis still in the building

Cameron Smith and his LIV Golf teammate Marc Leishman made hay when the sun finally shone to set up another Australian PGA Championship shootout.

‘I’ll never forgive myself’:Australian grandmother on trial in Japanese court

Donna Nelson gives evidence in Japanese court.

“My children and grandchildren … they’re the innocent victims in this and I will never be able to forgive myself for the heartache they have endured these 22 months,” Donna Nelson told the court.

Rebranding the green,green grass of Wales

Brecon Beacons National Park.

In a burst of national pride,Wales is slowly purging the names the English bestowed upon many of its natural beauties. But not everyone is happy.

‘Most serious in history’:China’s hacking reaches deep into US telecoms

Only in the past week has it become clear that “every major” telecommunications company has been broken into by a Chinese spy group.

Maxie Oliver:“Could you make me look like Jacob Elordi? Like a Facetune?”

The Hollywood dopplegangers crowned in Sydney,Melbourne

Maxie Oliver,like the other four contestants at this underattended competition,was roped in to compete last minute. He politely asked the internet not to bully him.

‘Heartbreak leave’:Should we get time off from work after a break-up?

Experts say heartbreak can be just as debilitating as an illness.

Earlier this year,the Philippines parliament considered a bill to introduce “heartbreak leave”. Should Australia follow suit?

Meet the TikTok stars making history at Disney

Songwriters Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear are the first of their kind to create a Disney soundtrack.

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Helen Garner at the suburban ground where she watched her grandson play.

‘I thought,geez,this is a happy story’:Helen Garner on her footy book

The acclaimed writer spent a season watching her grandson play football. The result is a story of love in the face of time’s passing.

“It was completely random,” Kureishi says of the fall that left him tetraplegic. “I wasn’t even drunk. You have no agency. That’s what’s so shocking about all this.”

‘The worst thing is losing your hands’:Hanif Kureishi on life as a tetraplegic

The acclaimed author shares how his world has changed since an accident left him paralysed below the neck.

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The scene of the shooting in Surry Hills on Friday night.
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‘We’re coming for you,’ say police as victim identified in fatal Surry Hills shooting

Police are searching for a number of underworld figures after a man was shot dead and a Porsche torched in inner-city Sydney on Friday evening.

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‘It’s supposed to be a place where I feel safe’:Teen banned from year 12 formal

The 17-year-old wearing the scarf at his graduation ceremony in September.

The teenager says he was given the punishment for wearing a Palestinian scarf to his graduation.

Media identity defends Jones despite claims of attempted touching,kissing

Alan Jones and Josh Szeps.

Former ABC radio star-turned podcaster Josh Szeps says he does not consider himself a victim despite the alleged incidents during his time as a producer.

Railways set for major shake-up as part of concessions to avert shutdown

XPT trains were introduced on the Sydney to Melbourne line in 1982.

The state government gave the nod to more than just running 24-hour trains this weekend to progress a deal with unions.

Senior officer known only as ‘AB’ guilty of drunken NorthConnex crash

Detective Inspector “AB” was charged in November 2023 over the drink-driving crash in Sydney’s NorthConnex in May that year.

The NSW Police inspector crashed in the motorway tunnel after consuming more than 20 drinks,then fled the scene. His name has been suppressed for 40 years.

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SUMMER OF CRICKET

Virat Kohli was dismissed for five on Friday.
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Conquering the King:How Hazlewood got the better of Kohli

Josh Hazlewood’s 10-ball spell to Virat Kohli was a masterclass in executing a plan. Here’s how it unfolded.

‘Boom Boom’ Bumrah puts Australia’s batters on the canvas
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‘Boom Boom’ Bumrah puts Australia’s batters on the canvas

By applying the scalpel to Australia’s top order,Jasprit Bumrah opened wounds India can exploit over the next seven weeks.

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Where Sydney house prices are under the most downward pressure

Where Sydney house prices are under the most downward pressure

Sydney’s auction clearance rate has slipped below a key level as the market weakens,and some areas look like a buyer’s market.

Russell Crowe and his apartment
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Hollywood A-lister quietly offers Sydney home for $42m to $50m

Russell Crowe has toyed with the idea of selling over the years,but at that price,wouldn’t you open the door to buyers?

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Yashasvi Jaiswal in the middle of Optus Stadium.

Indian openers put the heat on Australia’s attack as Perth Test takes a twist

By tea on day two India had rocketed into favouritism on a pitch that seemed to be playing fewer tricks than day one.

Juan Mata and Douglas Costa.

Sydney FC v Wanderers LIVE:Costa starts,Mata benched again for A-League derby

Follow every big moment from the A-League Men’s Sydney derby at Allianz Stadium - the centrepiece of this weekend’s Unite Round.

India’s bowlers were well on top on days one and two.

$2 million a day:Why Australian cricket officials are barracking for India

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.

Harry Potter at Wallabies training on the Spring Tour.

How new Wallaby Harry Potter earned his own place in the pages of history

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.

Cross roads:Australian goalkeeper Maty Ryan.

Why Maty Ryan’s move to Serie A glamour team could derail his Socceroos career

Australia’s goalkeeping pecking order under Tony Popovic remains unclear. Candidates know regular game time is the best way to impress – and for Ryan,that’s a problem.

Yashavi Jaiswal negotiates a rising ball.

Live Test updates:Rising Indian star hits impressive 50 as tourists eye match-winning total

India hold a first-innings advantage after the bowlers dominated the start of the Perth Test and Australia were skittled for just 104. Follow all the action live.

Joe Schmidt braving a pair of shorts while watching the Wallabies train at Murrayfield.

Scottish freeze prompts another round of Wallabies changes

Joe Schmidt has again changed at least a third of a winning Wallabies team ahead of the clash with Scotland.

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