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Untold story of Australia’s ‘death cave’
A dangerous but popular swimming hole on the Central Coast is gaining attention with a former caretaker of the site and police speaking about how 18 people have died there since 2010, earning it a grim reputation as a ‘death cave’.
I’m not Japanese: Cindy Pan’s amazing life
Chinese-Australian Cindy Pan faced challenges growing up in 1970s Sydney, but beat them all to be a ballerina, model, actor, doctor and TV presenter.
Singer braves Sydney Skinny nude swim
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I loved the theatre, I was desperate to be around it’
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Conservative push for gay marriage
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Hollywood makeup artist shares her talent
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‘The biggest surprise is that I’m still in it’
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Jason Derulo ‘amped’ for Sydney concert
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State puts brakes on high-density plans
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What’s it like to live in Blues Point Tower?
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Bondi nanny’s life as a secret police agent
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The ugly truth of beauty fads
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