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Rail jobs to be cut
TAFE staff face the axe
Golden oldies to take over city
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Fijian flavour at fundraiser
Woman fined for KFC stabbing
A YOUNG woman has dodged a jail term after stabbing her ex-partner with a pocket knife.
Hospital breaking ground
Gallery exhibition ready for opening
Special visit from St Jude graduate
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Break-in murder case: accused to apply for bail
NSW: One of Australia’s leading criminal defence barristers will represent Benjamin Batterham and will 'expedite' an application for ...
Way cleared for farm drones
Drones are to be used on farms without needing costly approvals.
Parents give evidence at missing son’s inquest
QLD: Robert and Sonia Coleman have told an inquest they want answers about their son's disappearance.
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Roaring victory at Armidale race meet
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Call to introduce Northern Inland girls’ cricket contest
NORTHERN Inland Cricket’s first ever junior female competition has been dubbed a success following Narrabri’s win in the ...
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Police break up road rage fight on Sydney Harbour Bridge
One man is in hospital and a second is in police custody after a fight broke out between ...
Feds holding more than $1b in unclaimed money
Victorians have left behind more than $200 million in lonely bank accounts, investments and life insurance policies, new figures show.
NSW government won't detail 'red tape' savings
How do you turn a $100 million cost blowout into a $10 million saving? If you're the NSW government, focus ...
Rudd faces uphill fight if he offers himself as UN Secretary-General
Kevin Rudd faces an uphill battle at home and abroad to be the next United Nations Secretary-General, with ...
Obeid-linked company admits breaching competition law in cartel case
The competition watchdog has extracted a major admission from an Obeid-linked company in cartel conduct case.
St Vincent's Hospital misled public and failed patients, damning report finds
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Armidale's Christmas lights 2015
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Christmas recipes 2015
It's that special time of the year and that means special food. Can you contribute?
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Nine Network's woes continue as it searches for a multi-night hit to corral viewers
When Reno Rumble failed on Channel Nine, it was more than another flop. The program was designed to ...
First novels and other surprises on the Miles Franklin Award longlist
One day at the Melbourne bookshop he works in, a reader came up to A.S. Patric to talk ...
Is Netflix really making you sad? Who knows, but let's report that anyway
Binge-watching makes us anxious and depressed! Too bad the story was a beat-up. And the real problems were ...
The Walking Dead finale recap: Jeffrey Dean Morgan's Negan is the villain we needed
Having occasionally slowed to a shuffle, The Walking Dead finally got the villain it needed in the season ...
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UNSW scientists say they have developed tissue 'repair system' from human fat cells
Researchers at the University of NSW say they have developed new stem cells that could lay the basis ...
Her Money: dealing with credit card debt
Credit cards are an areas where the debt figures can be mind-boggling.
Women celebrate health and happiness for National Prevention Week
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Seven secret habits of self-made millionaires
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Mandatory complaints about ACT health professionals nearly double
And seven health professionals in the territory had their registrations suspended.
Big bank 'dividend trade' far from over, analysts say
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Son's plea after father's killing
As Curtis Cheng's father left work, a 15-year old shot him in the head.
Why you don't need private health insurance
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Batman v Superman v The Critics
MOVIE REVIEW(ISH): It's time to pick a side, but not Batman v Superman. It's fans v critics.
Travel
The Great Australian holiday: The experts' guide
We're turning away from big overseas trips for the delights in our own backyards. Ute Junker looks at ...
Broadway New York theatre holiday: Play it again Uncle Sam
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French language holiday: Sheraton New Caledonia Deva Resort & Spa
New Caledonia is practically on our doorstep and can be both family friendly and a cultural experience.
Australia holiday myths: Untrue facts about holidaying at home
Australia is too boring, it's more expensive compared to Asia. The Aussie holidays myths busted.