13 h. ago The eastern suburbs homes and the sinking feeling that has residents on edge

A surge in new developments in Sydney’s east is triggering calls for an overhaul of multi-storey housing reforms in a bid to stop “building cracks” appearing in homes surrounding construction sites.

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23 h. ago ‘One miscarriage of justice is too many’: Top lawyer builds case for baby shaking rethink

One of the nation’s leading lawyers has joined top scientists to say the controversy over abuse diagnosis shows the need for a rethink on science and the courts.

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29 h. ago Even the King cannot save Andrew from questions about Epstein

The former prince is more exposed than ever, having lost the royal protections that used to shield him from the American and British justice systems.

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37 h. ago With Amar by her side, Hamna found a safe place to have her baby

A small team of midwives is transforming birth experiences for women with terrifying traumas.

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37 h. ago This man spent six years in jail, but experts say his case has question marks all over it

Jesse’s baby boy was very sick and then, according to him, the child had a seizure. A medical team disagreed and within days he was on the path to a prison cell.

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37 h. ago How to build a Bear: New NRL club hits market with $12m cheque – and a warning from Wayne Bennett

Now they can start signing players, the Perth Bears must build a competitive roster from scratch. Will they Moneyball their way to success or blow the cash?

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37 h. ago Baby Priya brought compassion to the parliament. Then four men hijacked the debate

A rare display of grace and bipartisanship occurred in the House of Representatives this week. But four conservative male MPs used the opportunity to reignite the abortion wars.

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38 h. ago Woman charged over Louvre jewels heist, Paris prosecutor says

The lawyer for the woman, Adrien Sorrentino, told reporters his client is “devastated” because she disputes the accusations.

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61 h. ago The former lawyer turned ‘champagne specialist’ who wants Aussies to buy bubbly

Natalie Hazel quit law in 2019 to wage a marketing campaign to convince Australians to keep buying their fizz.

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3 d. ago Sorry, but I struggle to get outraged about Trump’s White House renos

There has been more outrage over the demolition of a boring building than there has been over the US president’s musings about a third term.

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3 d. ago ‘Crying and shaken up’: My Kitchen Rules star has charge dropped

Anthony Mu, who appeared on the cooking show on Channel 7, is facing several charges, including assault occasioning bodily harm and common assault.

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3 d. ago High Country murderer Greg Lynn appeals his conviction and sentence

The former Jetstar pilot was convicted of the murder of missing camper Carol Clay. He is asking three Court of Appeal justices to overturn that decision.

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3 d. ago Woman charged with murder after baby found dead at Perth home

The eight-month-old was discovered dead at the house in the Rivergums Estate in Baldivis just after 10am on Thursday.

Events

4 d. ago Trump orders restart to nuclear weapons testing before meeting with Xi

The US president also said South Korea could build a nuclear-powered submarine at a US shipyard, a development Anthony Albanese says will not compromise AUKUS.

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4 d. ago Council bus driver guilty of killing Tia Cameron won’t go to prison

Tia Cameron, 18, had left a lash appointment on Edward Street and was standing outside the Anzac Square Arcade building last year when she was hit by the bus, which pinned her to the wall. 

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4 d. ago All hands on deck: The BOM on the lookout for new media officer

After spending $4.1 million to build a widely panned new website, the weather bureau is looking to hire a “proactive storyteller” to join its media team.

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4 d. ago Stacey died in tragic circumstances. We must stop this happening to other mothers

The profoundly distressing death of a Melbourne nutritionist has shaken the medical profession in a way that words can barely capture.

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5 d. ago ClearVue solar pipeline surges to $60M amid global green boom

In a sector where buildings aren’t just structures but power plants in disguise, ClearVue is turning heads with its exploding 54% overall pipeline growth.

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5 d. ago Lawyer for accused Easey Street double murderer raises 'alternate suspect'

Detectives questioned an alternate suspect over the Easey Street double murder almost 50 years ago and "had no doubt" he had killed the two women, a defence lawyer claims.

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5 d. ago A footy club meant to unite Tasmanians is bitterly dividing them

The brutal irony is that the AFL’s demand for a near-bankrupt state to build a stadium to get a football team may lead to loathing and even failure in its home state.

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