Sydney’s A list farewells a lady
LADY Sonia McMahon was remembered yesterday as a loving mother and a beautiful woman who enjoyed the finer things in life.
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Church leaders unite against atheism
THE creeping forces of secularism and materialism were addressed by several religious leaders during their Good Friday messages yesterday .
Nolan’s marksman hits a record price
ONE of Sidney Nolan’s famous paintings of Ned Kelly, First-Class Marksman, last night sold for $5.4 million.
Bingle car thief still a mystery
THE thief who stole Lara Bingle’s $200,000 Aston Martin and took it on a joyride through Sydney’s eastern suburbs is still at large.
Boy admits breaking into Bingle carpark
A 15-YEAR-OLD boy has pleaded guilty to breaking into the carpark of the Bondi unit once shared by Lara Bingle and Michael Clarke.
Warning bells for a future skipper
CRICKET star Michael Clarke’s turbulent private life could cost him the captaincy.
Bias count
POLITICAL bias is not always an easy thing to measure. But blogger Gavin Atkins has attempted to discover whether the perceived left-wing slant of the ABC’s Lateline program actually exists.
Terrorists smile as they’re jailed
Moments after judge Anthony Whealy sentenced the five Sydney terrorists, the men looked calmly around the courtroom and smirked.
AWB officials `untroubled’ by kickbacks
AWB executives were untroubled by the idea they were funnelling money to Saddam Hussein’s regime, a court has been told.
PM’s on-air raid
IN this age of political spin and media manipulation, it is always a pleasant surprise to witness a pollie get caught off guard by an ordinary punter.
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