Food in pole position for west
WHEN it comes to living in Sydney, west is best for food and lifestyle according to the people who live there.
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Australia ‘sleepwalking’ into war
A FORMER Australian defence chief warns a collapsing world order is rapidly leading us to war, and says he doubts we have the right tools to fight it — and win.
The Kirribilli queen and her waterfront icon
IT HAS stood through 24 Australian Prime Ministers and now houses the sixth generation of a pioneer Kirribilli family. And it was almost 100 years ago that Viola Walder, the matriarch, built the house that bears her name. Read the story of an incredible woman and her incredible home – The Walder.
Government releases development plans for Metro stations
CONCEPT plans for high-density residential development surrounding Metro stations across Sydney’s northwest have been released by NSW Planning, with Sydney councils grilling the proposals.
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Students on a learning curve
WE have struggled to keep students in classrooms, but there is new hope that extending high schools to year 12 will help Tasmania arrest its alarming dropout rate. Will it pass the test? Or will politics send us back to the drawing board?
Ford in Australia: Every high, every low
AS Ford prepares to close its local factories, here is the comprehensive illustrated look at the company in Australia — from the birth of the ute to the final Falcon, and everything in between.
Inside America’s crazy gun culture
THESE men want peace but they have an extensive arsenal to “protect” themselves, while police leave fingerprints on every car they stop — in case they are shot.
Black Lives Matter protest
Protesters in Memphis raise their hands amid calls of “Hands up, don’t shoot” as they face off against police.
On patrol in Memphis
Paul Toohey and Gary Ramage hit the streets with officers from Mount Mariah Police Department in Memphis.
A gun for every taste
Gun shows are held each weekend in fairgrounds or auditoriums in most US states.
Jimmy Barnes: My great regret
JIMMY Barnes has one huge regret. He wasn’t in his son David Campbell’s life from birth. In this exclusive extract from his autobiography, Barnes writes of his hopes and regrets about his relationship with that special, gentle boy.
Jimmy Barnes: My harrowing childhood
BEFORE he was working class man, Jimmy Barnes was working class boy. In this exclusive extract from his autobiography, Jimmy Barnes writes of a harrowing childhood.
Where were you when we lost Steve?
TEN years since the world lost Steve Irwin and the man known as the Crocodile Hunter still lives on in our memories. Leave your tribute to the wildlife legend here.
‘We might just see how right Steve was’
IN a 2002 television interview, Steve Irwin tried to get a critical point across. But we all missed it. It’s only now, in the howling silence he left behind, that we can begin to make sense of it all.
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