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Ashleigh Gleeson is chief of staff at the Herald Sun.

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Toby Joyce did his apprenticeship at Hornsby TAFE and is now owns a successful business on the northern beaches. Here pictured on the job at St Ives.

Tradie backs blueprint for Generation Bludge

BUDGET 2016: TOBY Joyce is looking to hire a young tradie for his construction company, but says there is a real shortage of talent ready to work.

NSW

Hardworking family left out in the cold

BUDGET 2016: DANIELLE and Paul Stott’s planning for a self-sufficient retirement could be hit by the $1.6 million limit on the super they can draw on tax free.

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Treasurer Scott Morrison arriving at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture Kym Smith

What the other Scott Morrisons want from the Budget

IT’S the question the whole country has been waiting to hear the answer to: What is Scott Morrison going to put in the Budget? So we asked him. Or rather, them.

A-League

Brett and Vicky Mathison with their four year old twins Alexia and Michael, at their Sylvania home today.

Wanderers fans considering charter flights

DEVOTED Western Sydney Wanderers fans are considering hiring private jets just so they can watch their beloved team play in the grand final on Sunday.

NSW

Rail horror: ‘The lights didn’t turn on’

Six-year-old Breeana Carlson arrives in a state of shock at John Hunter Hospital in Newcastle after a crash with a train which left her pregnant mother and two sisters, Maddison and Shaylah, 2 and 7, seriously injured.

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Facebook image of 60 Minutes reporter Tara Brown who has been arrested in Beirut Lebanon charged along with other 60 minutes crew with attempting to kidnap Sally Faulkner's two children Diala (6 years) and her brother Noah (4 years) from their father Ali Al-Amine

Families, friends united in hope

STAFF at 60 Minutes and the anxious families of the program’s incarcerated crew maintained their around-the-clock vigil for the four absent members of their team, nine days after Tara Brown and her colleagues were taken into custody in Beirut.

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A small hatchback possibly a Hyundi has crashed into a tree with 3 youths on board at 5.20 am on Wilga St Elanora Heights. The males escaped before the car burst into flames setting the bush alight , RFS volunteers along with police and Ambulance attended treating the males and arresting the driver for failing a breath test. Pic John Grainger

Miracle escape as car bursts into flames

THREE young men have had a lucky escape after a car crashed into a tree and burst into flames in Elanora Heights early today.

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Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo has experienced a baby boom in the past twelve months, welcoming 4 giraffe calves and 3 rhino babies. Greater one-horned Rhino baby Rajah born in October with mum Amala. Picture: Toby Zerna

Baby boom at zoo

A NSW zoo is in the midst of a baby boom, with 16 adorable new arrivals.

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Sharon Tozer with a picture of her husband Mick and two daughters Ella and Tamia. Mick died in 2010 from cancer and was treated by Dr Grygiel and she worries he didn't get the right dose of chemotherapy. Picture: Adam Taylor

‘He breezed through chemo … and died in agony’

MICHAEL Tozer, a father-of-two, received chemotherapy from Dr John Grygiel at Daffodil Cottage in Bathurst. Now his family have been promised a case review.

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Cancer sufferer Ken Dugdale with his wife Natalie Dugdale in Port Macquarie. Pic: Lindsay Moller

`Soon it will be 31 deaths’

KEN Dugdale can’t speak any more because of his cancer — but he wants his anger over the St Vincent’s Hospital chemotherapy cover-up to be heard.

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