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- Johnathan Thurston
The star footballer, his manager and the explosive claims engulfing their academy
Johnathan Thurston and his long-time controversial manager Sam Ayoub are embroiled in an explosive lawsuit involving a former employee of their organisation.
- Kate McClymont and Chris Barrett
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- Woollahra
Woollahra’s $10.6m failed sale offers a lesson in contract law
A Woollahra house that sold last year for a bullish result well above the $10 million guide has turned into a cautionary tale and presented a multimillion-dollar loss for the seller.
- Lucy Macken
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- Courts
Investors take property group to court in search of missing millions
A group of investors has gone to the Supreme Court seeking to learn more about what has happened to money they invested in a series of syndicates.
- Sarah Danckert
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Over my dead body: Martin Sharp, Cranbrook and the $33m house
The late, great pop artist Martin Sharp made the point in his will that he didn’t want his long-held family home sold to Cranbrook. That’s too bad.
- Lucy Macken
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- Analysis
Big fines v bigger business: tobacco’s lucrative side laid bare
It was business as usual in the industry last week: financial penalties were issued, authorities announced new measures and business boomed.
- Lucy Macken
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- Investigations
As Mel’s gender ‘ricocheted’, she went under a surgeon’s knife
A young woman is suing the doctors who performed her gender treatment, claiming she could not have given informed consent.
- Michael Bachelard
- Investigation
- Health
Health bosses rack up $400,000 travel bill while patients wait for care
Staff at the service, which receives $10 million in taxpayer funding, say they are forced to turn away patients due to a critical shortage of doctors and nurses.
- Angus Thomson
- Investigation
- Tobacco
60 tobacconists for every McDonald’s: How Sydney’s streets became consumed by smoke shops
Take a walk down a main street in Sydney and you’ll notice that tobacco is still big business, even with less than 10 per cent of the population now smoking.
- Lucy Macken and Riley Walter
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A couple is fighting over this $95m Point Piper mansion. Now a third party wants a share
The ownership behind one of the country’s most expensive houses has been frozen by the Supreme Court amid a series of high-stakes legal disputes.
- Lucy Macken
Former partner settles inappropriate conduct claim against billionaire Richard White
The billionaire and the company he co-founded have settled with a fourth woman, who claimed inappropriate conduct by White and his wife Zena Nasser.
- Max Mason and Kate McClymont
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