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Medical centre proposed for Marayong
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Police ensure security of number plates
Radio play celebrates bicentennial of Great Western Highway
Author shares her love of writing
National ban imposed on synthetic drugs
The federal government is imposing an interim national ban on 19 synthetic drugs after Sydney teenager Henry Kwan ...
Care restores church grace
Cooked corned beef recall
A corn beef product sold from a Pendle Hill butcher has been recalled because of contamination.
Marist changes lives
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MEGA GALLERY: Victorious Socceroos meet their fans
The Socceroos have met screaming fans in Sydney after their World Cup qualifying win.
Tinkler sells out of Whitehaven
NEWCASTLE: Lenders have assumed control of Knights owner Nathan Tinkler’s biggest asset.
GALLERY: Gas leak to blame for deadly explosion, police confirm
FORSTER-TUNCURRY: Massive blast that killed elderly man was caused by a build-up of gas in a residential home.
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Rhythmic gymnast grows with the flow
Eels to stay at Parramatta Stadium
Parramatta Lord Mayor said the council would do ‘‘everything in its power’’ to ensure the Eels continue to ...
This mess needs cleaning up
The sport has endured many dark days and survived them, but never anything like this.
Socceroos will take no prisoners next Tuesday night
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Holden pressures Coalition on funding
Holden is stepping up pressure on the federal Coalition to commit to funding for the automotive industry over ...
Gillard's fall is far bigger than Labor's
The main change in politics since 2010 is that Australians have turned off Julia Gillard. While the polls ...
Face to face with the golden boys
Tim Cahill is bigger than Jesus, bigger than the Beatles even. Perhaps the only Australian whose nickname is ...
From hard luck life to the lucky country
In this Refugee Week, Rosemarie Milsom discovers what it's like to cross the great divide.
Journeys of hope inspire true stories at refugee week
After arriving in Australia from Guinea, Yarrie Bangura never thought she would, in a few years, be the star of ...
Senate to launch inquiry into ASIC
The corporate watchdog will face a Senate inquiry following revelations in Fairfax Media that the regulator took 16 ...
Health
Drug crime budgets leave spending on harm reduction way behind
Australia is spending more than a billion dollars each year fighting the ''war on drugs'' but has slashed funding for ...
After Jolie, women less shy to investigate mastectomies
There has been a huge surge in phone calls to the Cancer Council helpline, since Angelina Jolie's breast cancer preventive ...
Myths and realities of domestic violence
The brutal treatment of Nigella Lawson by her wealthy husband has shattered a few myths we hold about ...
The trouble with men
Are unhealthy habits robbing men of testosterone?
Meet the 'fitness whisperer'
Massages, buttery toast, long baths and less workouts... It sounds too good to be true, but Sydney's newest ...
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Miles away from the flak, PM gets acquainted with a good book or two
Prime Minister Julia Gillard may be embroiled in a political thriller that would tax the creative juices of ...
Seth Rogen, desperately seeking salvation
It's as filthy as any of the Judd Apatow films he's been in, but Seth Rogen hopes his ...
Favourite Harrison Craig wins The Voice
There were all the things we've come to expect from The Voice in the series two finale. There were pyrotechnics, ...
Outrage as Australian DJ chides 'cowering' Nigella
Radio presenter Dee Dee Dunleavy has triggered a wave of outrage on social media by penning a blog ...
Life & Style
Daily horoscopes: Thursday, June 20
Read Alison Moroney's daily stars for Thursday, June 20, 2013.
Drug crime budgets leave spending on harm reduction way behind
Australia is spending more than a billion dollars each year fighting the ''war on drugs'' but has slashed funding for ...
Many hearts not fond of absence
Ultranet facing the scrap heap
The disastrous $180 million Victorian school intranet could be scrapped at the end of the month prompting fears ...
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Opinion
So long smearing, hello smudging
Writer Donna Kelly is sad that the one cuisine technique she has mastered has ended.
Drive safely this winter
Treechanger Donna Kelly may have left the road ragers behind but the tailgaters are still in force. And ...
Drive safely this winter
Treechanger Donna Kelly may have left the road ragers behind but the tailgaters are still in force. And ...
Drive safely this winter
Treechanger Donna Kelly may have left the road ragers behind but the tailgaters are still in force.
With winter comes extra clothes and colds
Asthma sufferer Donna Kelly shares what winter in Victoria means to her.
Students struggle to survive
Opinion: Some uni students are being forced into low-paying jobs just to get food on the table.
Travel
The big chill: embrace or escape
From sun-filled sojourns to log fire retreats, Belinda Jackson reveals the hottest last-minute winter holidays.
Off limits: 10 places you will never go in Australia
There's off the beaten track, and there's so far off the beaten track that you can't even get ...
Gold Coast hinterland: Clouds on Beechmont
Divine intervention, perhaps. There’s something enlightening about spending a night in a renovated church – whether it be ...
Come in, spinners
Julietta Jameson discovers dolphins and other creatures at play in a Melanesian marine sanctuary.