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Deek's golden day
With the Brisbane Times City2South presented by Westpac bringing runners back to Coronation Drive, Commonwealth Games gold medallist ...
Ethical path to artificial stem cell technology
Australian research has created a molecular roadmap that shows how any cell in the human body can be ...
Part-time working mother is the norm
More Australian women are going back to work after having children, but they prefer to work part-time and ...
Gaming habits are learnt early
One in four teenagers has played a gambling-style video game, leading to warnings game play could translate into ...
Editorial cartoon
The day's burning issues as seen through the eyes of The Sydney Morning Herald's editorial cartoonist.
Dollar dilemma: below parity and going south
After spending most of the past two years more valuable than the greenback, the Australian dollar has finally been driven ...
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Gallery: Vic Metro v Vic Country trial games
Two teams of Vic Metro hopefuls battled Vic Country in trial matches at Princes Park to gain selection ...
Whitehorse Pioneers head back to the pavilion
Emily Simons shoots for the US thanks to scholarship
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EASTERN Football League scores from Saturday, May 11.
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Fight to stop ancient arts falling into private hands
Move over Indiana Jones, there's a new breed of prospector scouring the world for treasure.
Burlesque queen follows Angelina's brave lead
On the morning Angelina Jolie announced she had a preventive double mastectomy, Imogen Kelly had three lumps removed from her ...
Anorexics wait two years for treatment
Young women in desperate need of treatment for eating disorders could be forced to wait up to two ...
Ethical path to artificial stem cell technology
Australian research has created a molecular roadmap that shows how any cell in the human body can be ...
Erectile issues an early sign of disease
Many men would rather die than talk about their unreliable penises. But if they don't listen to their ...
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GALLERY: Daft Punk a no-show as album 'launched'
VIDEOS: Wee Waa goes back to the future for much-hyped international album launch.
Mid-week marvels
Wednesdays in winter just got a whole lot hotter thanks to an eclectic new film program at the ...
Warmth in home tale
Some of the dialogue is a bit clunky on the exposition and emotion and a few story points ...
Releasing this mortal coil
Much of the book involves debunking myths that cling to popular ideas about death.
Life & Style
Daily horoscopes: Saturday, May 18
Read Alison Moroney's daily stars for Saturday, May 18, 2013.
One giant step for humankind
A discovery raises hope for a Parkinson's cure through to spinal injuries.
The cure and the disease
Processed meats are ubiquitous at mealtimes but we should be looking for alternatives.
Lease said the better about accountancy changes
Investors would get a clearer picture of a company's health under planned changes to accountancy standards that would ...
Opinion
Virginia Trioli: The holiday kitchen gets with the program
My View: The devil is in the apple crumble
Labor sets a booby-trap as it heads for the door
Trap. Wedge. Trick. Ploy. All these words have been used to describe Wayne Swan's latest federal budget.
Uni reform to hurt students
Four in five university students must work to support their studies, juggling an average of 16 hours of ...
The waiting game
Donna Kelly, like most people, wishes doctors had more time in the day to treat their patients.
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Flying in terminal bliss
You don't have to have business-class lounge access to take advantage of their facilities.
The ultimate pregnant pause
Before the baby in a carriage comes a babymoon, writes Michelle Wranik.
Take me to the foot spa
Andrew Taylor walks the rugged coastal splendour of the Great Ocean Road.
Trans-Tasman tastes
A new-wave movement has brought fine dining to Auckland, writes Simon Farell Green.