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Aspiring property tycoon driven out of town by angry creditors
The knives are out in the Southern Highlands for the director of a tiny luxury homes company who demanded large upfront deposits and then failed to complete the projects.
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Commuter chaos
Car drives into protest by climate activist group in Sydney CBD
The incident took place during a march by a climate activist group in the city this morning. NSW Police said they had commenced inquiries.
Opinion
Russia-Ukraine war
Russia’s financial lifeline faces a new threat
Russia continues to find ways to sell its oil and fund the war in Ukraine despite the West’s best efforts to strangle its revenues. But a new plan is being hatched.
Stephen Bartholomeusz
Senior business columnist
Rail union threatens to escalate industrial action in Sydney
The rail union says disruptions to Sydney train services will be worse next week unless the NSW government ensures it will modify the state’s new $2.88 billion intercity train fleet.
Opinion
James Packer
Packer enlists Hamish Douglass to help spend his billions
This is James Packer’s chance at investment renaissance - a fresh slate, a full wallet and a new inner sanctum of close advisers including Australia’s highest profile and (now) former fund manager Hamish Douglass.
Elizabeth Knight
Business columnist
Opinion
Australia votes
Albanese’s crossbench staffing cuts about politics, not fairness
Cuts to the staffing allocation of crossbench MPs is a slap in the face for newly elected independents and a setback for good governance and cultural renewal in Canberra.
Sophie Scamps
Independent federal MP for Mackellar.
Journalist denies campaign to incite prejudice against Chris Dawson
Hedley Thomas was questioned in court about his investigation into the disappearance of northern beaches mother-of-two Lynette Dawson and podcast, The Teacher’s Pet.
Opinion
State of Origin
Of course Ashley Klein got it right with Kaufusi sin bin
The Queensland veteran had Junior Paulo’s head between his legs, following three set restarts in as many minutes. If that wasn’t a professional foul, what is?
Andrew Webster
Chief Sports Writer
Opinion
Opinion
Fittler’s perfect tactics against the fractured Maroons
The greatest weapon in the Queensland arsenal is the chip on their shoulder; their need to avenge NSW insults.
Roy Masters
Sports Columnist
Representative round key takeouts: What we learnt from Origin and the Tests
Isabelle Kelly, Joey Manu, Josh Schuster, Justin Olam and Nathan Cleary all starred for their sides in an action-packed weekend.
‘I don’t like being the villain’: Booktopia founder defends company
Tony Nash, the founder of the country’s biggest online bookseller took to the social media platform LinkedIn to respond to an article in The Age and Sydney Morning Herald that delved into the problems the company is facing.
‘It’s looking really ugly over time’: Home buyers to pay price as rates rise to stem inflation
Economists warn home buyers may be “burned” as ultra-low interest rates and easy budget policy come to an end.
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Investing
From Gosling to GameStop, ‘shorting’ is having a moment. But what is it?
Shorting someone of change is pretty clearly a bad thing – but what about “shorting” a company?
Does this 17-year-old have what it takes to win Ninja Warrior?
Saxon Johnstone is one of several young guns who will compete in the new season of Australian Ninja Warrior.
Opinion
Gadgets
Amazon has gone too far as it bids to resurrect the dead
Not content with chasing the elixir for eternal youth, Silicon Valley is now trying to cheat death.
James Titcomb
A Roe v Wade protest, John Lennon: The top five Glastonbury moments
After two years of COVID cancellations, Glastonbury returned this weekend in a swirl of joy and rage. Here’s what you might have missed.
State of Origin
Fittler adamant Kaufusi sin-binning justified despite Qld protests
The Blues piled on 30 points in as many minutes against an exhausted Maroons after their second-rower returned to the field. But should he have been sent to the sin-bin?
Skyrockets in flight: A moment of genius in Burton’s breathtaking debut
Everything the Blues rookie touched in the Origin arena turned to gold on Sunday night, prompting Latrell Mitchell to declare that Matt Burton can keep the No.4 jersey.
Sydney
Sydney’s inner-city set for sparkling rooftop pool in $200 million project
The sweeping infinity pool will rival any beach setting when TFE Hotels opens its first Collection brand boutique-style property within the TOGA group’s $200m mixed-used project.
Star inquiry: What we heard and where to next
After 36 online hearings, more than 30 witnesses and hours of off-camera deliberations, an inquiry will now determine if Sydney’s Star casino is suitable to hold a licence.
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Public transport
NSW rail corporation ditches rent-free offices for $1 million-a-year CBD tower
The NSW government’s controversial rail corporation is splashing $1 million a year on plush new offices in a Sydney CBD high-rise.
Train services to be slashed by up to 75 per cent during week of industrial action
Workers will implement measures including not driving trains any faster than 60kmh, as part of protected action to protest against safety and work concerns.
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City life
Kerry Stokes chips in for BRS barrister’s CEO sleepout
Arthur Moses’ CEO sleep-out got some love from a very kind donor: Kerry Stokes.
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Inflation
Has business learnt its lesson from the climate wars?
What is being said on wages mirrors business’s approach to defeating the mining tax and carbon price – actual data was brushed aside in favour of false claims.
Sean Kelly
Columnist
Business
Carsales to raise $1.2b for takeover of US truck, RV group
Carsales.com, Australia’s largest vehicle marketplace, will acquire Trader Interactive for $1.7 billion.
World
Charity review after Prince Charles handed suitcase of cash from sheikh
The Prince of Wales is said to have accepted three cash payments from a former Qatar prime minister totaling more than £2.5 million, which were then handed to his charity.
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Property
What happens when a property passes in at auction?
As property prices fall, some buyers hesitate to bid on auction floors in the hope of picking up a bargain later. But what if their rival is trying the same tactic?
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Title Deeds
Nicole Kidman buys fifth apartment in same building
Investment advice to always buy what you know isn’t lost on Nicole Kidman, who has purchased a fifth apartment in Milsons Point’s Latitude building.
Lifestyle
Do you really need chia seeds? The price of healthy eating
New research reveals some of the most popular diets vary widely in cost. How does yours weigh up?
Culture
SBS makes history with refreshed Tour de France line-up
The Tour de Femmes is reborn, with the women’s race returning for the first time since 1989.
Sport
The honeymoon is over for Slater as pressure mounts for decider
Billy Slater almost always found a way to overcome adversity as a player. Now he must do the same as a coach after Queensland were trounced in Perth.
Opinion
State of Origin
Fittler’s perfect tactics against fractured Maroons
NSW won in Perth, but the greatest weapon in the Queensland arsenal is the chip on their shoulder; their entrenched need to avenge NSW insults, relish adversity and triumph over injustice. And they will use all of them in the decider.
Roy Masters
Sports Columnist
Analysis
State of Origin
Talk of NSW demise proves much ado about Nathan
Since the narrow loss to Queensland in game one, there’s been much hand wringing and furious tweeting about the parlous condition of rugby league in our fair state.
Fittler adamant Kaufusi sin-binning justified despite Queensland protests
The Blues piled on 30 points in as many minutes against an exhausted Queensland after their second-rower returned to the field. But should he have been sent to the sin-bin?
Holland edging towards surprise Test recall in Galle
Australia are edging closer to the surprise selection of Jon Holland as Nathan Lyon’s spin partner against Sri Lanka in Galle.
Focused and in form, Kyrgios prepares to light up Wimbledon
Nick Kyrgios says Wimbledon’s famously strict dress code may be out of tune with the times, but he’s willing to make a fashion faux pas for the All England Club.
Origin rivals have ‘no second chances’ with backs to the wall
Queensland may head back to Brisbane in unfamiliar territory as rank outsiders for Origin III.
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Representative round key takeouts: What we learnt from Origin and the Tests
Isabelle Kelly, Joey Manu, Josh Schuster, Justin Olam and Nathan Cleary all starred for their sides in an action-packed weekend.