Laos methanol tragedy: Wong calls for investigation
Foreign Minister Penny Wong has called on the Laos government to ensure those responsible in the case of two Australian teens who tragically died are brought to justice.
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New owner of Sydney Seaplanes, restaurant revealed
Australia’s largest private hotel owner will go head to head with Justin Hemmes and Judy McMahon of Catalina, hoping to resurrect Rose Bay into a top hospitality precinct.
$10b war over world’s most valuable treasure
A ‘smoking gun’ has emerged in a multi-billion dollar finders keepers battle over the “biggest treasure in the history of humanity”.
‘Miserable’: Architect skewers new home
A top architect has taken aim at new home’s “poor standard of design and construction” – the style of which is so common you’ll find identical ones everywhere.
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Man charged over double fatal shooting
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Police probe after deaths of man, woman
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How Jason Struhs rapidly descended into religious extremism
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‘We’ll surprise him, take his Range Rover’: Group’s plot to bash bikie
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Urgent warning over ‘speed fine trap’
Motorists are being urged to be wary of a “major speed trap” that saw thousands of speeding fines issued in two days.
Mayors in Sydney’s east reveal plans to protect community
Bollards and additional CCTV cameras are set to be rolled out in Jewish communities in Sydney’s east, as three councils band together in order to catch anti-Semitic vandals in the act.
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