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Tigers roar as Bunnies are bashed

Wests Tigers kept their top eight hopes alive with thumping win over Souths.

Latest NRL scores

Breaking News: 8:37PM Seven police killed in Afghan blast; 8:20PM Newsweek reporter faces trial in Iran; 8:11PM Ten Chechen police killed in Russian ...

Inquiry into 'sex plot'

7:02pm | Sailors from HMAS Success sent home after they allegedly plotted to have sex with as many female crewmates as possible.

Boy, 6, dies in trampoline accident

6:41pm | Tasmanian boy accidentally hanged himself after getting caught in clothes line while on rampoline.

Women at breaking point

ADELE HORIN | Howard government policies set gender equity back a decade.

| Parents to count cost

Hundreds farewell 'Bob the truckie'

1:05pm | Innocent shoot-out victim remembered for his sense of humour and his love of dogs.

Children die in tower-block blaze

9:17am | Six people, including a three-week-old baby, have died in a massive fire at a tower block in London.

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When worlds don't collide

Matthew Hall blog If they could, would Australia's Indigenous kids want to be David Beckham?
Inbox fact or fiction?

Photos: Which of these viral images is real and which is a fake?
Ferguson jumps ship

High-profile Nine newsreader Mark Ferguson has quit Channel Nine to join Channel Seven.
Spicing up your sex life

What's the best way to bring zing to the bedroom?
Madoff as hell

Bernard Madoff has taken his place as a notorious fraudster. Just what drives such people?
Knives are out at contract time

Private Sydney: The big pay cheques and even bigger egos of radio's "stars" are going head-to-head.

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Star gazing: Celebrities out and about on the red carpet.

Mr Football: Les Murray exposes his secret talent.

Beat it: Unprecedented rush for memorial tickets.

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Life: Great ideas don't happen while checking Facebook.

Peter Roebuck: Aussies to retain Ashes after tight tussle.

National

Older shoppers more likely to rally round flag

JULIAN LEE MARKETING EDITOR | A generational schism is emerging as younger shoppers shun Australian-made products. Fewer than half those aged between 18 and 44 try to buy locally made goods.

Rock and a hard place

Paul McGeough finds hope and despair in community that prompted NT intervention.

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World

Sarah Palin resigns as Alaska governor

9:49am | In a surprise move, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin says she is stepping down and will not seek re-election, fuelling swift speculation of a possible 2012 White House bid.

Tamils' transit to Australia

Sri Lankans are ready to risk all on a clandestine voyage into the Indian Ocean, writes Tom Allard.

Video

German fashion goes underground

Fashion designers present their spring-summer 2010 collections at Berlin Fashion Week, from latex and leather, to luxury gowns. (02:06)

Business Day

Quick justice

Americans better understand that punishment, like reward, is an element of capitalism. Stuart Washington argues we could take a leaf from the US book on corporate failure.

Mr 10 per cent
ASIC steps into case of councils v Lehman
RBA set to leave rates on hold
Babcock's Green ousted from SCG by Waugh
NSW leads nation in bankruptcy
Office blocks go begging in year of investing dangerously
Managers head to court in mortgage fund battle
Ian Verrender Beware of sharks and Ponzi-packing spivs
Paddy Manning How going green became a grey area
The Insider Harsh reality: market is volatile, never average
Ross Gittins A solution that is clear, simple and right

Markets Updated 09:10
All Ords	-48.60	-1.25%
ASX 200	-49.10	-1.27%

Mortgage springs a leak

What to do if you suspect a bank error on your account.

Sucking your will to live

Ever worked for a large corporation? Aaaaggghhh!

Celebrity chef's profits dive

Gordon Ramsay's restaurant profits drop as recession bites.

Opinion

Why the world needs more cheapskates

ADELE HORIN | The winter sales are on, the tax cuts are in and the economy needs us to spend. If we all turn virtuous and save instead, we will bring on the recession we most fear.

Annabel Crabb Lib think tank running on empty
Hamish McDonald The racket no one dares name
Brigid Delaney It's a lonely planet out there - get used to it
Richard Glover A contrarian in the kitchen
Michael Duffy The modern world depends on God

OzCar lessons for everyone

Political leaders need to be very discerning when deciding to attack opponents, writes Peter Hartcher.

Technology

Aussie blackballed over virtual world 'fraud'

3 Jul | Facing real world debts, a player in a popular online game stole money from the virtual bank he ran and exchanged it for cash through the black market.

Sorting inbox fact from fiction

Internet mythbusters expose flying hotels and hillbilly weddings.

Travel

The great migration

Mark Chipperfield observes the beguiling life wild and tamed on remote Christmas Island.

Travel Worth the carry-on
Hotels Rooms for high-rollers
Airlines Business exit strategy
NSW Centre for fare trade
Snow it All Victim of crime on the slopes?
The Backpacker Was it something I said?

Long days and medieval knights

The earthy traditions of Carcassonne, southern France

Sport

Super Soward slays Roosters

A Jamie Soward-inspired St George consolidated their place at the top of the ladder.

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Tennis Federer rolls into Wimbledon final again
Cricket North scores century as scratchy Hughes is in Harm's way
Union Waratahs find themselves in a whole Lote trouble
Cricket Ashes hero thinks Lee will swing momentum
Football Man U poised to revive Owen's career
AFL Western dream a step closer to reality

Contador, not Lance, 'the man'

Astana team must unite behind Spaniard in the Tour de France, says SAXO boss. | Tour interactive

Michael Cockerill

Australia's charge towards the summit is good news.

Peter FitzSimons

In a league of their own, now stay there.

Peter Roebuck

Australians to retain the Ashes after tough tussle.

Your Sydney

TV: The Night James Brown Saved Boston

Hats off to SBS for showing this compelling and beautifully told documentary on US Independence Day.

Stage: Pericles

Marcus Graham "assumes the vocal mannerisms of Peter O'Toole" in this problematic production.

The Guide: James Brown Saved Boston

Race riots are pacified by the rhythmic grinding of James Brown's hips.

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Life & Style

Retailing rage

There are more goods and more stores than ever, so why does shopping make us so angry?

Star spotting Celebrity red carpet watch

All the action from this week's movie premieres, parties and festivals.

Inside Neverland

Michael Jackson's fabled Neverland Ranch is a fantasyland the boy-man created in his heyday.

Sales guide On sale now

Your guide to the best sales of designer and high street clothing, shoes and accessories.

Research Obesity gene found

Think you were born to be chubby? You could be right, a gene has been found to increase the risk of obesity.

Video Grounded high flyer

High flying Aussie Rules player, Adam Goodes likes to kick around with people that keep his feet firmly on the ground.

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Entertainment

Dogs of war

Quentin Tarantino is back and applying his trademark blend of comedy, gore and geekiness to Nazi-occupied France.

Music: How soul music saved Sarah Blasko

Sarah Blasko has gone it alone on her new album.

Film Last Ride

Redemption's promise drives this Australian road movie through the
outback.

Michael Idato: Bruno: a big lame gay joke

Few superstars still living have got away with recycling their material with such frequency as Sacha Baron Cohen.

Tour revival: How the net saved live music

Australians nowadays are buying less music but we've started going to more concerts.

Trailer Park: Trailer - Bruno

Borat's creator returns with his next creation, a gay Austrian fashionista.

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