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The spy who tried to save Pearl Harbor

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The spy who tried to save Pearl Harbor

PEARL Harbor was no surprise. A US spy had seen it all before. Despite his urgent warnings, nobody listened. So why does the myth persist?

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Artist impressions for multi-storey towers in Garthowen Cres, Castle Hill

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Future of Castle Hill North precinct confirmed

A future proofed masterplan for a rapidly growing city in Sydney’s northwest has been approved by the Hills Shire Council — resulting in planning changes that would allow hundreds of homes to be replaced by towers of up to 20 storeys high.

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Aria Awards 2018 Red Carpet. Picture: Supplied

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ARIAs fashion goes next level

The ARIA gongs have been dished out, but there’s still plenty of time for the internet to weigh in on the celebs’ fashion choices. Here are the best images from music’s big night.

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 26: Independent Kerryn Phelps gives her maiden speach after being officially sworn into parliament at Parliament House on November 26, 2018 in Canberra, Australia. The Morrison government trails Labor by 10 points in recent polls. It comes following Labor's landslide win in the Victorian state election over the weekend, with Daniel Andrews retaining power with an increased majority. (Photo by Tracey Nearmy/Getty Images)

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Kerryn Phelp’s maiden voyage

There’s a new era of politics on the horizon and shining brightest of all is Kerryn Phelps. The Wentworth Courier followed Dr Phelps on her first day in parliament.

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Join the first humans on Mars

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?

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Executive Producer Ron Howard on the set of the global event series MARS. Premiering on the National Geographic Channel and Nat Geo Mundo in the U.S. on Monday, Nov. 14 at 9/8c and internationally in 170 countries and 45 languages on Sunday, Nov. 13, MARS Ñ which is set both in the future and in the present day Ñ will redefine television storytelling by combining feature film-quality scripted drama and visual effects with best-in-class documentary sequences to drive forward a cohesive, edge-of-your-seat story of mankindÕs thrilling quest to colonize Mars. (Photo Credit: National Geographic Channels/Andras Biro) Picture: Supplied

Howard counts down to real-life Martian

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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Former NASA astronaut Buzz Aldrin shows the t-shirt he wears promoting Mars exploration on November 12, 2015 in Geneva. Aldrin attended a press conference alongside Soviet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov and Swiss astronaut Claude Nicollier on the eve of a conference in Lausanne entitled

Building the Buzz for Mars

RADIATION sickness. Brittle bones. Alzheimers. None of these will deter explorers in their quest to establish a foothold on Mars, says Apollo 11 hero Buzz Aldrin.

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EMBARGO APPLIES - DO NOT PUBLISH BEFORE SUNDAY 13 NOVEMBER 2016 .. Picture from MARS: OUR FUTURE ON THE RED PLANET BY LEONARD DAVID. An artist's concept of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory spacecraft approaching Mars, the Curiosity Rover tucked inside. MANDATORY CREDIT: NASA/JPL-Caltech

Strap yourself in. We’re off to Mars

IT’S the greatest challenge mankind has ever undertaken, but a human expedition to Mars is looking less science fiction and more science fact.

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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?

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AFL Grand Final - Sydney v Western Bulldogs

Wood: Inside the Dogs’ incredible Premiership

EXCLUSIVE: “IT was a primal scream … if I’d held it much longer I probably would have collapsed. The moment of holding up the premiership cup with Bob Murphy is one of the greatest moments of my life.”

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Dane Swan: Why I wanted Mick to stay on

BOOK EXTRACT: In his new book, Dane Swan: My Story, the recently-retired Collingwood champ details his relationship with Mick Malthouse and Nathan Buckley.

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Darren Millane: Death of a champion

TWENTY-five years ago today the football world was mourning when Collingwood champion Darren Millane died in a car crash. We look back on the story that shocked a state.

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Ford design chief Lew Bandt, centre, with Hec Murray and Jack Taylor with life-sized wooden model Oscar.

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.

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DO NOT PUBLISH THIS PHOTO WITHOUT SPEAKING WITH STEVE MOORHOUSE - LEGAL ISSUES. GUNS IN AMERICA - RAMAGE. Young men pictured in the Eighth Ward of New Orleans, where they protect themselves with an array of weapons, including AK-47s and pistols. L to R Two unnamed men, Ace (shirtless with an AK-47), Snake (white shirt) and Deuce (holding baseball bat). They are

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.

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