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Teen in jail for sexually abusing his brother
Teen traded cigarettes for sexual favours from younger brother, 13.
High dollar suffocating regional business
Manufacturing and agricultural jobs on the chopping block without intervention, says John Casella.
Shopping centre terror for girl, 5
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Dollar dilemma: below parity and going south
After spending most of the past two years more valuable than the greenback, the Australian dollar has finally been driven ...
Carr cancels 457 visa of PNG's 'most wanted' man
Foreign Minister uses used special powers to cancel the visa issued to alleged crime boss.
Military police pressured to make prisoners more 'pliable'
Military police at Australia's detention centre in Afghanistan were pressured to make prisoners more "pliable" by gagging them, depriving them ...
Canberrans aim a harpoon at Skywhale
The capital's centenary party piece has revived the public art debate.
Jobs news good for older workers, bad for the young
More than one in four people aged between 65 and 69 are now employed, most of them full-time, ...
Refugee takes new freedom challenge to High Court
The federal government is facing another High Court challenge to the indefinite detention of more than 50 refugees deemed security ...
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One giant step for humankind
A discovery raises hope for a Parkinson's cure through to spinal injuries.
Turning back a death sentence
Angelina Jolie's revelation has sparked global attention on cancer prevention.
The cure and the disease
Processed meats are ubiquitous at mealtimes but we should be looking for alternatives.
Bigorexia: school sport's big drug fight
Image concerns and pressure to perform are driving students to extremes.
Health insurance uptake highest in 25 years
Australians are taking out private health insurance at the highest rate in 25 years, despite the means testing ...
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Warmth in home tale
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Releasing this mortal coil
Much of the book involves debunking myths that cling to popular ideas about death.
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One giant step for humankind
A discovery raises hope for a Parkinson's cure through to spinal injuries.
The cure and the disease
Processed meats are ubiquitous at mealtimes but we should be looking for alternatives.
Lease said the better about accountancy changes
Investors would get a clearer picture of a company's health under planned changes to accountancy standards that would ...
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Labor sets a booby-trap as it heads for the door
Trap. Wedge. Trick. Ploy. All these words have been used to describe Wayne Swan's latest federal budget.
Uni reform to hurt students
Four in five university students must work to support their studies, juggling an average of 16 hours of ...
The waiting game
Donna Kelly, like most people, wishes doctors had more time in the day to treat their patients.
The sober truth
Councils have to lift their game - and their sights
There's nothing quite like a bonfire
Donna Kelly, from country Victoria, is among the many rural dwellers who look forward to a burn off.
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Shake, rattle and roll
The earth moves for Catherine Best during a Shinto float festival.
A nose for detective work
A French cuisine staple sniffed out by pigs is a hot-ticket produce in Australia — only we use ...
Bye-bye Bali, aloha Hawaii
Interest in Hawaii continues to grow, with more than 250,000 Australians and Kiwis visiting in 2012.
Won over by Mount Warning
The Tweed region is home to a vibrant cultural scene its residents are only too happy to promote, ...