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‘I’m reluctant to sign off on 130 years of family history’

Fifty years ago there were dozens of commercial fishermen plying their trade on Pittwater, in Sydney’s north. Today Mark Arblaster – whose fish are highly sought-after by Sydney’s finest restaurants – is the last of his kind, writes Ben James.

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Images of beauty hide scary truth

Our planet stands on the edge of a climate disaster which threatens its fragile beauty, yet the irony is the crisis creates many opportunities for haunting, starkly beautiful imagery.

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Family’s joy after harrowing premature birth

A father of two has reflected on the traumatic birth of his son, Ellis, ahead of dad’s day on Sunday. Elliot Crisell could not be prouder of how far his family have come, along with the help of “guardian angles” at the Royal Hospital for Women.

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Jimmy fronts up to work after split with Nadia

Jimmy Bartel’s shock split from wife Nadia hasn’t stopped the ex- AFL star from doing his day job as the former couple face intense scrutiny. SEE THE PHOTOS

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Tutankhamun’s awful secret unmasked

IT’S the ancient world’s most beautiful object, but the discovery of a hidden name-tag proves Tutankhamun’s gold funeral mask was intended for someone else.

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Dr Fail: ‘How is he still out there?’

EVERY surgeon makes mistakes, but when complaints mount doctors have a name for them – frequent flyers. This is the story of one such surgeon and the failings of a system meant to protect us all.

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Perfect storms caught on chaser cam

PICTURE SPECIAL: They sometimes put their lives on the line, but southeast Queensland’s storm chasers reckon the end result is worth it — as these photos attest. Pic: Jodie Muston

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When two tribes go to war

DEADLY hatred and a mess that dates back 2000 years. Here’s why Israel and Palestine are at each other’s throats today.

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Is this Queen Nefertiti’s lost tomb?

STRANGE indentations and touched-up artwork inside Tutankhamun’s famous tomb may hint at secret passages leading to the burial site of his notorious mother – Queen Nefertiti.

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How we survived killer tsunami

“RUN, run. Water is coming!” Next thing he knew, he was fighting for his life as he was swept inland. Ten years on, survivors of the Boxing Day tsunami tell of their terror.

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The next war: Can we fight it?

WAR talk is erupting all over the world. From The Middle East to Eastern Europe. From the South China Sea to Afghanistan. So can we fight with what we’ve got?

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The most mind-blowing photos from space

THE Hubble Space Telescope has been taking unforgettable pictures of the most far-flung corners of the universe for 25 years. Here are 25 of the most memorable.

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The Caliphate strikes back

THE Caliph was wounded. His jihadists routed. But if you think Islamic State is on the back foot, you’ve not been paying attention.

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Australia’s game-changing new warship

THE $1.5 billion HMAS Canberra is the most advanced warship in our history. The sheer size of the beast is a shock to even the most seasoned old salts.

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