What was Payne Haas doing in Kangaroos camp?
South Sydney recruit Payne Haas made a surprise visit to Kangaroos camp on Monday – but he wasn’t answering a World Cup SOS from good friend and Australian coach Kevin Walters.
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Rip Curl’s owner in takeover talks with US retail giant
The parent company of popular Australian brands Kathmandu and Rip Curl has revealed it is in takeover talks with the US-based global retail giant that owns labels including Dickies.
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The HSC subject that has students discussing rape, murder and domestic violence
It’s the rare high school subject where analysing grisly murders, domestic violence and high-profile sexual assault cases is explicitly encouraged.
I spent hours in an airport queue in Europe. Finally, I found out why
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Doctors fear Catholic takeover of NSW hospitals will usher in ‘religious doctrine’
Senior doctors at a NSW hospital have demanded the government intervene before an imminent takeover by a Catholic provider they fear will lead to widespread service cuts for expectant mothers and cancer patients.
America Inc is turning away from Trump
American bosses once acted on the knowledge that, in politics, the wheel always turns. Parties came in and out of power, and so companies curried favour with both Republicans and Democrats regardless of who controlled the White House or Capitol Hill.
I gave Sydney’s new metro its toughest test yet – a pub crawl
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How to pick a Melbourne Cup winner: A bluffer’s guide to punting (and the coveted trifecta)
It’s the race that stops the nation – but how do you actually select a Melbourne Cup winner?
Collagen in your coffee: A dietitian’s take on the benefits of this powder
Emma Stallworthy is a CEO. The 39-year-old shares her day on a plate.
The 'monster' El Niño that will change our lives for years
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Cape Town was the batting collapse we had to have. Now selectors must make changes
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I’ve been to an Ivy League college – our universities are failing at one vital job
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German ministers pledge tough action as ‘Gen Z’ protests turn violent
Frankfurt: German ministers have threatened tough penalties for looters and rioters who damaged stores and injured more than 100 police officers in Frankfurt at the weekend, while praising security forces for preventing wider violence.
The Sydney pub and the stoush over dance-floor caps and surveillance
The state’s liquor watchdog has rejected a NSW Police push to force a popular Newtown pub to introduce biometric facial recognition cameras and strict capacity limits on the dance floor, ruling the measures would be difficult to enforce and represent a disproportionate intrusion ...
Europe’s answer to Elon Musk’s Starlink wants to build satellites in Australia
Helsinki: A Finnish satellite maker says it could help Australia build its own alternative to Elon Musk’s Starlink, made locally and owned by Australians.
The $1b Powerhouse Parramatta just got its first test run. Here’s how it measured up
Curatorial and installation crews race against the clock inside the colossal, column-free exhibition halls of the Moreau Kusunoki and Genton–designed Powerhouse Parramatta.
After five years, motorist misery from Sydney motorway project set to end
A multibillion-dollar upgrade to one of Australia’s busiest motorways will be completed within weeks, ending almost five years of disruption for residents along the corridor and motorists who have had to navigate repeated changes to lanes during construction.