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Housing scheme criticisms based on ‘false assumptions’, Scott Morrison says

Housing scheme criticisms based on ‘false assumptions’, Scott Morrison says

It came as Minister for Superannuation Jane Hume conceded that the policy, which would allow people to dip into their superannuation to purchase their first home, may increase house prices in the short term.

Will first home buyers be better off using the Liberal or Labor schemes?

First home buyers are being offered a chance to buy a home on a low deposit through a Coalition program. Labor will match it and offer its own, where it co-purchases with the buyer. Which is better for aspiring homeowners?

Liberal minister admits super-for-housing policy could ‘bump’ home prices

Superannuation Minister Jane Hume has conceded the scheme may temporarily lift house prices, as Labor likened it to “throwing kerosene on a bonfire”.

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NRL 2022

Bulldogs part ways with coach Trent Barrett

Bulldogs part ways with coach Trent Barrett

The Canterbury board finally lost patience with their coach after being condemned to last spot on the ladder with a demoralising loss during Magic Round.

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Bulldogs

Trent Barrett is gone - who should coach the Bulldogs?

Trent Barrett is gone - who should coach the Bulldogs?

It would require a supercoach to turn the broken Bulldogs around.

Andrew Webster
Andrew Webster

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‘Hang your head in shame, Shark’: Wayne Grady berates Greg Norman

The US PGA champion and former friend of Greg Norman has been brutal in his reaction to Norman’s involvement in the rebel Saudi tour.

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Hawkesbury mayor stabbed after group of men invade home

Hawkesbury Mayor Patrick Connolly was stabbed last night after five to six men broke into his home in Bligh Park. 

Pat Connolly was stabbed in the arm after five to six men broke into his home in Sydney’s north-west just after midnight.

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How a root canal and a divorce helped investors escape Caddick’s fraud

Two unfortunate events proved a stroke of good fortune for two investors who managed to recoup their investments from fraudster Melissa Caddick, the podcast Liar Liar reveals.

Chris Dawson outside the NSW Supreme Court.

Lynette Dawson called husband to say she wasn’t coming home, court told

The defence has opened its case at the trial of Chris Dawson, who has pleaded not guilty in the NSW Supreme Court to murdering his wife in January 1982.

Ben Calladine, Lorraine Lock, Sian Potsig and Julian Cinotta are working to establish the Hollywood micro-precinct near Central.

Inner-city farmers markets, festivals to prove sceptics wrong, mayor says

Fourteen programs - including six months of Friday night music in Erskineville - will create new “micro-precincts” across villages in Sydney’s CBD and inner city.

Musk needs an exit from his ill-timed Twitter bid

Elon Musk.

You don’t have to look hard for the reason for Elon Musk’s decision to put his $US44 billion bid for Twitter “temporarily on hold.” A check on two share prices would do the trick.

Stephen Bartholomeusz
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Is this the election in which News Corp’s impotence is exposed?

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All media outlets are guilty at times of outbreaks of stupidity, and errors of fact and judgment. News Corporation is in a different class. But is it having an impact?

Margaret Simons
Margaret Simons

Journalist, author and academic

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How a chemicals tycoon shaped Australia’s ‘gas-fired recovery’

Andrew Liveris is one of Australia’s most successful businessmen, an adviser to Donald Trump and Barack Obama. So how did he come to shape the nation’s energy policy?

Can the Sally Rooney-verse really work on screen?

Conversations with Friends.

Despite Conversations with Friends’ best efforts, it still feels better to read Rooney’s books than watch them.

New airlines, new routes: Hot new destinations to fly to

With keen travellers itching to pack their bags, airlines are coming up with inventive ways to get passengers to new destinations.

Margaret Thatcher statue egged within hours of being erected in home town

Margaret Thatcher statue egged within hours of being erected in home town

The controversial new $530,000 statue has already drawn calls for people to gather and pull it down.

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Albanese reveals two-term strategy to ‘rebuild respect’

Albanese reveals two-term strategy to ‘rebuild respect’

Anthony Albanese says he wants to “change the way that politics operates in this country” and that his party has learned the lessons of the Rudd and Gillard years.

Clive Palmer’s Mineralogy is in the middle of a clash over CITIC’s $18 billion Sino Iron project in WA’s Pilbara, with CITIC Pacific ceo Chen Zeng.

UAP labels Chinese-owned mine that pays Clive Palmer $1m a day a security threat

A United Australia Party advertisement makes unsubstantiated claims about an airport at a WA mine aiding a Chinese invasion, but it ignores the fact that the mine is party founder Clive Palmer’s main source of income.

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Nsw Police have announced a new taskforce to co-ordinate the investigations into those involved in recent fatal shootings and organised criminal activities in Sydney’s south-west.

Police set up taskforce to take on Sydney’s gangland violence

Taskforce Erebus was formed after Rami Iskander was killed in a gangland shooting in Belmore on Saturday, two weeks after his uncle, Mahmoud “Brownie” Ahmad, was killed.

Sydney public transport revenue ‘stagnating’ as costs mount

The NSW government is struggling to recoup the cost of running its massive public transport system.

One option to increase revenue includes changes to public transport fares to “reflect the true cost of trips”.

Their beat is back, but can buskers survive after COVID killed cash?

Their beat is back, but can buskers survive after COVID killed cash?

Gaku the Juggling Drummer earned 20 per cent more after going digital with his busking tips.

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MP takes aim at NSW government over toll locations

Mackellar MP Jason Falinski takes aim at NSW government over toll locations

A major road tunnel in the Blue Mountains won’t attract a toll, but the Northern Beaches’ road to the city will. And for federal Liberal MP Jason Falinski, that’s a problem.

Bright lights over Sydney? Not aliens, just Elon Musk

Bright lights over Sydney? Not aliens, just Elon Musk

The source was closer to Cape Canaveral than outer space, according to scientists.

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Sydney upsizers face record gap between unit and house prices

More than $794,000 now separates the harbour city’s median house price of almost $1,591,000 and unit price of about $796,500.

The rundown block of five is set to be redeveloped into luxury apartments for the exclusive use of Di Maloney.
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Socialite Di Maloney dives into Tamarama for $29 million

Socialite Di Maloney owns one of Point Piper’s prized trophy homes, so her recent purchase in Tamarama for $29.2 million will no doubt excite Double Bay agents hungry for top-end listings.

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Embattled Bulldogs coach Trent Barrett.
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NRL 2022

Bulldogs part ways with coach Trent Barrett

The Canterbury board finally lost patience with their coach after being condemned to last spot on the ladder with a demoralising loss during Magic Round.

Andrew Symonds during the 2005 Boxing Day Test against South Africa.

Monkeygate’s huge toll on Andrew Symonds

Monkeygate may have shortened Andrew Symonds’ international career by as much as five years, according to those close to him.

The future of under-siege Bulldogs coach Trent Barrett will be discussed by the club’s board on Monday.
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NRL 2022

Trent Barrett is gone - who should coach the Bulldogs?

It would require a supercoach to turn the broken Bulldogs around.

Andrew Webster
Andrew Webster

Chief Sports Writer

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NRL 2022

Wet and wild: Key takeouts from Magic Round

Everything we learned from the annual rugby league extravaganza in the Olympic city.

Wayne Grady and Greg Norman

‘Hang your head in shame, Shark’: Wayne Grady attacks Norman over Saudi golf

The US PGA champion and former friend of Greg Norman has been brutal in his reaction to Norman’s involvement in the rebel tour.

Sam Kerr scores for Chelsea in extra time in the FA Cup final.
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FA Cup

Kerr bags two goals as Chelsea beat City in FA Cup thriller

Hayley Raso had scored for Manchester City to take the FA Cup final to extra time, but her Matildas teammate Sam Kerr wasn’t done yet.

BOXING DAY TEST 2005 MCG AUSTRALIA V SOUTH AFRICA - DAY 3 Andrew Symonds of Australia celebrates taking the wicket of Shaun Pollock duringthe Second Test between Australia and South Africa played at the MCG on the 28th of December 2005 AGE SPORT MCG BOXING DAY TEST 2005

‘A heart-and-soul type of guy’: Teammates pay tribute to Symonds

Andrew Symonds has been remembered as a fiercely loyal friend, a supremely talented player, and a man whose great passions were his children, the outdoors, and cricket.

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