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Putting the bite on malaria
After decades of research and a stroke of luck, Australian researchers have developed a new vaccination method for a disease that has dogged humanity for millennia and continues to take at least 610,000 – and counting – lives each year. The scientists...
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Sydney housing chases the sun
Sydney’s east will take on most of the city’s new housing over the next 20 years, arresting the outward sprawl of development and locking in the west as an economic powerhouse, under a NSW government plan to accommodate an extra 1.3 million people by...
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Trouble in Tiger Town
The developer of Rozelle Village and the owners of Wests Tigers leagues club are on a collision course as doubts over the new club surface.
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‘I cannot pretend it’s not happening’
Survivors of Redeemer Baptist School have told a NSW parliamentary inquiry they were sexually, physically, emotionally and spiritually abused, urging the government to classify the school and its associated church as a system of group-based coercive...
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Still scarred by school’s secrets
There’s gravel from Redeemer Baptist School’s property burrowed deep inside Elizabeth Bradbury’s knee. The 62-year-old only has to touch the gnarled skin to be taken back to the 1970s and ’80s, when at 15, screaming for her mum during a planned visit,...
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‘I have two beautiful little miracles’
One child in 16 is now conceived via IVF in Australia as success rates creep up, but would-be parents face a high-stakes numbers game in which age, and the clinic they choose, can determine success. More than 50,000 women in Australia had IVF...
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‘Very shy’ to shining star
interim report into the 2018 arrangement next week in time for a joint meeting of state, territory and federal treasurers. All but West Australian Treasurer Rita Saffioti favour either dumping or dramatically changing the deal, which was only expected...
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‘All talk and no action’: Minns under fire over Bondi response
The Minns government has been accused of ‘‘all talk and no action’’ for failing to fully support a key recommendation from the coronial inquest into the Bondi Junction Westfield stabbing attack that would deliver crisis accommodation to those at most...
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Senior MP’S leak admission pours fuel on Lib crisis
Senior NSW Liberal MP Damien Tudehope has conceded that he leaked a confidential draft report from a parliamentary inquiry to a key witness who deliberately avoided giving evidence, in a stunning revelation that could threaten the party elder’s...
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ICAC hears Assaf ‘spent work time’ on Lib causes
NSW Liberal apparatchik Robert Assaf sent sham invoices in his wife’s name to a Reformers-linked company for ‘‘kickbacks’’ and did factional work during office hours at Catholic Schools NSW, including daily political updates to the organisation’s boss,...
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Wall divides beach home owners
manager at Catholic Schools NSW, the governing body for 600 diocesan schools across the state. His former colleague at Catholic Schools NSW, Dylan Whitelaw, revealed the extent of time spent on NSW Reformers’ work when he continued his evidence before...
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