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  • The miracle man | Page 12
    RON DiFRANCESCO was at his desk at Euro Brokers, a financial trading firm, on the 84th floor of the south tower of the World Trade Centre in New York when the...
  • From baby to boardroom | Page 3
    Ann-Marie Egger realised it was time for her to go back to work when she noticed she was doing more than her fair share of tuck-shop duty. After eight years...
  • Chips on shoulder or barking mad? City gone to dogs | Page 7
    IF YOURlocal park feels overrun by dogs, itmaywell be. More than a year since the City of Sydney introduced dog-friendly policies and off-leash parks,...
  • NRLprobes under-the-table payments to Parramatta players | Page 1
    THE National Rugby League is poised to investigate property deals involving Parramatta Eels players that may have occurred at the club during the time Tony...
  • Talent for lying persuasively | Page 26
    M. J. HYLAND writes unflinchingly, with scalpel-sharp finesse. Her first two novels – How The Light Gets In ( from a song by Leonard Cohen) and Carry Me Down...
  • Explorer caught in tight spot, but it’s not over, red rover | Page 7
    IT HAS happened to countless motorists driving off the beaten track. One momentyou are purring along, enjoying the sights, the next you are bogged. But...
  • Flawed pair a perfect match-up | Page 54
    Flower is the rightmanfor the job. England had lost their way and needed to find a fresh, informedmanto get things back on track. Duncan Fletcher had outstayed...
  • Waratahs in Lote trouble | Page 50
    THE cash-strapped Waratahs, who have just lost their biggest drawcard, Lote Tuqiri, will have to search overseas for attacking players to bolster their...
  • A flair for obfuscation | Page 14
    IT MAY enjoy a ‘‘ cutting edge’’ reputation but too much new media art t r anslates i nto an aimless, shapeless sequence of images grouped around one or two...
  • SouthKorean farmer channels happiness for foreign brides | Page 12
    LEE SI-KAP, a shy farmer in the central South Korean town of Yeongju, owns more satellite dishes than anyone else in the country: 85 of them, receiving 1500...
  • Next wave: desperate bid for land of freedom | Page 12
    Rameshwaren, a young Tamil asylum seeker, speaks quietly, with a painful melancholy that belies his years. ‘‘ I feel castrated,’’ he says, casting his eyes up...
  • ‘That is my project. To make something bigger than my story’ | Page 4
    HOW bizarre, how bizarre. Sarah Blasko is sitting in what you could call, if you were being extremely generous, the ‘‘boardroom’’ of the little warren that is...
  • Jackson has the lastword frombeyond the grave | Page 20
    looked like a murder of crows, gathering about a carcass and proclaiming ownership. Michael Jackson died on June 25 under circumstances yet unknown. His...
  • Local laws to rule the seas | Page 5
    THE Federal Government has revealed it plans to extend the new Fair Work Act, and minimum wage standards, to foreign crews working on foreign ships in...
  • Bright ideas light the way | Page 4
    Many commentators, including myself, take the view that if we want to maintain our standard of living in the 21st century, those of us not involved in digging...

FRONT PAGE  
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  • NRLprobes under-the-table payments to Parramatta players | Page 1
    THE National Rugby League is poised to investigate property deals involving Parramatta Eels players that may have occurred at the club during the time Tony...
  • Parents to count cost ofbetter child care | Page 1
    THE cost of child care is set to rise under recommendations being considered by the Federal Government that all staff be trained either to TAFE or university...
  • Women stretched to snapping point | Page 1
    THEHoward government’s family policies left a legacy of stressed, overworked parents and set gender equity back a decade, a new study shows. Despite their...
  • Chinese billionaire funding ourMPs | Page 1
    A LITTLE-KNOWN Australian-Chinese property billionaire has emerged as the largest offshore benefactor of Australia’s political parties. Chau Chak Wing has...

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  • Swine flu cases rise to 1157 | Page 2
    SWINE FLU is continuing to spread throughout NSW with four people in intensive care, 22 in hospital and 1157 confirmed with the virus, although the real figure...
  • China’s billionaire donor | Page 2
    China, the HK Kingson Investment in Hong Kong and another Hong Kong entity, Chun Yip Trading. Federally, Labor has vowed to ban foreign donations, but...
  • Envoy declines Sweden post to save pension | Page 2
    HUGH BORROWMAN, the career diplomat blocked by the Prime Minister from becoming ambassador to Germany, has withdrawn from the second-prize of Sweden after...

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  • Downturntakes tollonpart-timeworkers | Page 3
    MORE than one in four young people cannot find a job or work for enough hours because the downturn is inflicting a particularly hefty toll on casual and...
  • Faster, faster: it’s the tour de living room | Page 3
    ASOTHERS snuggle on the couch in front of the TV, Raymond Vardanega dons his cycling gear and hops on a trainer bike in his lounge room on the northern...
  • Waugh to the fore atSCG | Page 3
    PHIL GREEN, the former boss of the collapsed finance empire Babcock & Brown, has been ousted from the board of the SCG Trust, replaced by the former Australian...
  • Banjo one of thenewdinosonthe block | Page 3
    LIKE the swagman, they met their end in a billabong. The predator, nicknamed Banjo, was Australia’s answer to velociraptor – a fierce, meateating dinosaur...
  • SevenluresFerguson from Nine asRoss heads for exit | Page 3
    THEChannelNine newsreader Mark Ferguson will defect to the SevenNetwork as part of a succession plan under which Seven’s veteran newscaster Ian Ross will leave...
  • Jackson promoter could still profit | Page 3
    MICHAEL JACKSON’S death stunned the Los Angeles concert promoter of his planned comeback, but what at first seemed a devastating financial blow could turn into...

THENATION  
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  • Frequent flyerpoint savings lost | Page 4
    MEMBERS of the Gold Pass club have used only a fraction of the 20 million frequent flyer points they have accrued at taxpayer expense. Ananalysis by theHerald...
  • Coroner seeks changes onoverseas student deaths | Page 4
    A CORONER has called on the Federal Government to help overhaul collection of information on the deaths of foreign students. The Victorian State Coroner,...
  • More cars on road asTreasuryweighs congestion charges | Page 4
    AS new tax breaks for small business push sales of cars, buses, trucks and utilities towards a record high, the Treasury has suggested more widespread...


 

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