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FORMER billionaire Nathan Tinkler has failed to qualify for this year’s BRW Rich 200.
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The Frenchman who almost conquered the Blue Mountains
Heroic effort failed just one day away from success.
Man acquitted of people smuggling charges
He helped sail a leaky fishing boat packed with 97 asylum seekers to Christmas Island but a court found he ...
Malware fight goes public on the web
At any one time in Australia about 16,500 devices are infected with malware, according to ACMA.
Bomber stabbed in domestic spat
Essendon footballer Nathan Lovett-Murray is in hospital after being stabbed in Melbourne's north on Tuesday.
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Fewer Australians starting apprenticeships
The number of Australians starting apprenticeships has dropped dramatically, according to figures from a government research centre.
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Limited options upset medical students
The ACT Health Directorate has been accused of bullying final-year ANU medical students.
Meet the millennials
The children born at the turn of the century are switched on like never before, writes Rachel Browne.
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'Offensive and hurtful': Hadley returns fire after Carlton spray
Ray Hadley has returned fire at his former radio rival Mike Carlton, describing him as "the most hateful ...
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It took Peter Clifton more than 40 years to get his first film onto the big screen, but ...
Mike Carlton lashes Australian Story for 'selective edits' over Ray Hadley comments
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As The Great Gatsby continues a triumphant opening around the world, Baz Luhrmann has conceded that some of ...
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Daily horoscopes: Wednesday, May 22
Read Alison Moroney's daily stars for Wednesday, May 22, 2013.
Limited options upset medical students
The ACT Health Directorate has been accused of bullying final-year ANU medical students.
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Funerals can be wonderful celebrations of life, writer Donna Kelly shares.
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.
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Uni reform to hurt students
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