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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 12: Ariarne Titmus of Queensland celebrates winning the WomenÃ¢â¬â¢s 200m Freestyle Final in a new world record time of 1:52.23 during the 2024 Australian Swimming Trials at Brisbane Aquatic Centre on June 12, 2024 in Brisbane, Australia. (Photo by Quinn Rooney/Getty Images) *** BESTPIX ***

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‘Tears in my eyes’, ‘what a beast’: World explodes over our Arnie

The world has gone wild for Ariarne Titmus after she and Mollie O’Callaghan shattered the 200m freestyle world record in what is being called “the greatest race of all time”.

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‘Have not seen grief like it’: The crash that changed the Hunter

Ten dead, 25 injured, hundreds of lives shattered, and a country in deep shock and mourning. The catastrophic repercussions from the Hunter bus crash continue one year on.

## HOLDING FOR THE SUNDAY MAIL ONLY ## Deputy Premier and Treasurer of Queensland Cameron Dick sitting down with Michael Madigan as a part of the Sunday mail High Steaks lunch series. Logan Central Thursday 6th June 2024 Picture David Clark

Butcher’s son to premier? Cameron Dick’s blunt admission about political future

He might have come from a humble home and started with a Brisbane state school education, but is Treasurer Cameron Dick’s political ambition as modest?

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## HOLD FOR COURIER MAIL ## Australian Olympic swimmer Bronte Campbell with her boyfriend Benfield Lainchbury. Picture: Dylan Robinson

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Why marriage, children are no priority for superfish Bronte Campbell

She’s known her boyfriend since they were children and have been dating for more than seven years but swimming great Bronte Campbell is in no rush to take that next step in her relationship, not yet anyway.

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Artist and photographer Dina Broadhurst.

The Paddington artist causing a stir in the east

“There are some (women) who hate their husbands looking and some who think it’s genius,” says one eastern suburbs gallerist of the work of artist Dina Broadhurst.

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Stephanie Bourke is the Director of the music school, Kings Cross Conservatorium. Picture: John Appleyard

A hidden gem uncovered: The east’s very own school of rock

Hidden behind an unsuspecting red door on Victoria St is the Kings Cross Conservatorium — where high profile music managers are waiting for the next big thing to burst onto the scene.

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EMBARGOED WENTWORTH COURIER 30/6 Richard Haigh , with dog Maddie, in the Green house at Parterre in Woollahra. Picture: John Appleyard

Why Richard Haigh is closing Cafe Parterre

An inside look at the local institution attracting royalty from the eastern suburbs and further afield since 1985 ahead of its seismic transformation.

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Muriel's Wedding Global Creatures story

Meet the Bondi mum bringing Muriel’s Wedding to the world

At the centre of the runaway success of Muriel’s Wedding, Strictly Ballroom, Moulin Rouge and King Kong in theatres across the world is a mum-of-two from Bondi — Carmen Pavlovic.

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The best of the east. Sydney's exclusive eastern suburbs draws huge Queen's Honours haul.

Revealed: The east’s Queen’s Birthday Honours recipients

From judges to CEO’s and an everyday local hero — the east has had a whopping haul on the Queen’s Birthday Honours. SEE THE FULL LIST HERE.

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Game of Thrones stills. Picture: Foxtel

The dark appeal of Game of Thrones

We live it, we feel it. Games of Thrones is the runaway success that has changed the face of television. But exactly what the series triggers within us is a terrifying reveal.

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TOPSHOT - Fire and smoke billow above buildings in Gaza City during reported Israeli strikes on March 25, 2019. - Israel's military launched strikes on Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip today, the army and witnesses said, hours after a rocket from the Palestinian enclave hit a house and wounded seven Israelis. (Photo by Mahmud Hams / AFP)

Palestinian ‘armageddon’ looms

This isn’t just another flare-up. Israel has declared its intention to seize control of Palestine. And recent missile strikes may be the trigger Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been waiting for.

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Pilot Officer Leslie Gordon Knight, DSO, RAAF. Picture: AWM UK023BA

The war hero Australia forgot

THE bomber shuddered. Tortured metal screamed. Failing engines whined. Then one of Australia’s most famous World War II bomber pilot bellowed: ‘Bail out, now!’

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World wars moving to our suburbs

SURVEILLANCE grenades. Portable artificial intelligence. Snipers. Booby traps. The world’s wars are changing and Australian scientists are on the frontline to help fight them.

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As the sun begins to set at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., Oregon Air National Guard Lt. Col. Nick Rutgers, assigned to the 123rd Fighter Squadron, 142nd Fighter Wing, prepares his F-15 Eagle for a late day sortie, June 8, 2017. Over 120 Oregon Air Guardsmen are supporting the Weapons Instructor Course during their three-week duty assignment. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. John Hughel)

Our fighter pilots are being choked

WHAT’s poisoning our best pilots? Royal Australian Air Force combat aircrew are suffering confusion and breathing problems. But nobody knows why.

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