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Forget tall poppy syndrome, corporate Australia is a second-chance saloon
AI start-up Firmus’ planned public listing wasn’t derailed by its boss’ history. Will a retail chief’s alleged lies denying an affair scupper his shot at a float?
Tragedy strikes twice for Canberra family as dad and mum face long road with injured toddler
Three-year-old Harper suffered a head injury while playing home.
The truth about the deal that changed Manchester
SPECIAL REPORT: Abu Dhabi’s investment helped transform Manchester, turning derelict neighbourhoods into some of the city’s most desirable places to live. But as questions grow over land deals, public money and the…
Horrifying images show plane crash wreck after aircraft went down over California intersection and left three people injured
The San Jose Fire Department said it received a report just before 3.10pm on Saturday that a propeller plane crashed near a busy intersection.
Bull sharks are hanging around for longer and more nippers are swimming at NSW beaches. What will summer look like?
A run of shark attacks last season has some parents worried about their children’s safety in the ocean – but not all.
Aussie butcher's free sausage sizzle shut down by council as he braces for possible $1,600 fine: 'Just wrong'
Maaki Tyson, co-owner of Lakeside Quality Meats in Palm Beach, had his community event shut down after an inspector said he was running it without a permit.
Welcome to Western Sydney International Airport
As the new airport prepares for its first flight, we take a look at how the dream became a reality.
ACT eyes ban on smart glasses in public schools and pools
ACT government seeks 'urgent advice' as it draws up restriction plan.
I ordered illegal cigarettes off social media. A week later, they were at my office
As the Victorian government steps up its crackdown on bricks-and-mortar tobacco shops selling illicit nicotine products, some profiteering sellers are pivoting.
California professor sues university claiming she was shortchanged $3M... as male colleague landed promotion
University of California, Santa Barbara professor Edwina Barvosa was underpaid by nearly $3 million while a less experienced, male colleague cashed in, according to a lawsuit.
