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Anthony Albanese has requested the return of five drug traffickers from Indonesia. But it’s not a done deal – and officials fear it may be thwarted.
The NSW Council of Social Service says the benefits of reforms introduced by Bob Hawke in the 1980s are being eroded.
The retailer remains defiant and determined to use the tech despite being told it breaches our privacy laws.
Join us for all the live action from Optus Stadium in Perth on day three.
Test great Mark Taylor believes the selection of Adam Zampa for a Sheffield Shield match sends the wrong message as the spinner pushes for a Test debut in Sri Lanka.
Yashasvi Jaiswal has brought up his maiden Test century on Australian soil with a remarkable shot for six before an iconic celebration.
The world’s richest person,not known for his humility,is still learning the cut-throat courtier politics of Donald Trump’s inner circle.
While support for Putin’s threats resounded in pro-war venues,some Russians reacted with worry,gallows humour and apathy to the suggestions of striking the West.
The Greens had argued the plan to police falsehoods online did not go far enough,while the Coalition warned of censorship.
Mohamad managed to flee Lebanon for Sydney. It would take weeks for his fiancee to join him
Laotian authorities have been working to rid the town of its deadly reputation. Clearly,they haven’t worked hard enough.
Columnist
The student has returned home,but fears she has lost sight in her right eye.
This time next week,I’ll be a man of leisure. One who golfs,and reads the Odyssey.
At 500 kilometres an hour,the Maglev could revolutionise rail travel. But it’s also causing plenty of controversy.
One Day in September imagines the world of a footballer grappling with coming out.
“I am not a cleavage girl,” says the beauty entrepreneur when describing her style.
Pastry chef Anna Polyviou shares her day on a plate.
Here are four new offerings on the anti-ageing spectrum. Do the results live up to the promises?
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Fine dining meets hipster cafes in this vibrant part of south-west India.
“I had a lot of men asking me out,and I said no to all of them,” says the daughter of John Cornell and Delvene Delaney,and god-daughter of Paul Hogan.
Gunmen in black masks,ponchos and gloves shot Nadal Acherkouk dead at a Surry Hills petrol station on Friday night.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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Trump’s highly publicised cabinet appointments tell us that yep,he’s for real. The US,under the MAGAdministration,will do exactly what it says on the tin.
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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!
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