ANGLICAN school alumni from across Sydney are “disgusted and outraged” by a letter from principals to all members of Federal Government, declaring schools should have the right to “employ staff who support the ethos of the school”.
GAVIN Rubinstein was named the highest earner globally based on sales commissions at the Ray White franchise. He’d been the best performer in Australia for residential sales every year for the six years prior. Read his story, from humble beginnings to eastern suburbs glamour agent.
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WHEN minimum height restrictions for officers were abolished in 1986, Tim Macarounas leapt at the opportunity to serve his community. Just five months later he was dead.
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THE delicious.100 reveals Victoria’s first ever ranked guide to the best restaurants in the state. Think you know which restaurant took out top spot?
VOTE: OUR team of Sunday Herald Sun food reviewers put their tastebuds to the test to bring you Victoria’s top 100 restaurants. READ EVERY REVIEW IN OUR INTERACTIVE HERE.
SCIENCE hasn’t figured out how this ‘impossible’ engine produces something out of nothing. Have the laws of the universe been turned on their heads?
A SUNDAY Herald Sun special investigation has revealed drug drivers are outstripping drunks as road menaces, but a gap in the law means repeat offenders aren’t facing the same penalties as drunk-drivers.
IT’S the next space race that’s got Hollywood and the entire world talking. NASA says it can get mankind to Mars — and back. Is the Red Planet finally within reach?
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THERE are plenty of challenges in a mission to Mars — keeping the astronauts from wanting to kill each other is just one of them.
MARS has been “bounced and rolled over, shoveled and drilled into, smelled, baked, tasted, and laser zapped” — all that’s missing is the first human footprints in the dust. Is this what a Mars landing will be like?
RON Howard admits he once had romantic notions about the colonisation of Mars, now he believes it’s vital to our future.
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