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Bill Gurry sells his Darling Point apartment for $5.6 million.

What can we learn from couples who embrace a tiny-house lifestyle?

Think housing is expensive? What about this Sydney car space, on the market for a staggering $400,000?

Local sharemarket is set to steady at the open after Wall Street rebounded overnight.

It could be a mismatch. It could be a circus. It might never happen. But a lot of people seem to want to see Conor McGregor fight Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Despite record levels of home building Sydney continues to fall behind.

The readers have voted for who should line up for the Blues and Maroons for State Of Origin I on May 31. Take a look at the fan-picked teams.

A rampant Harry Kane netted four goals and Son Heung-min scored twice as Tottenham Hotspur thrashed champions Leicester City 6-1 in an entertaining Premier League clash at the King Power Stadium.

President Donald Trump insisted on Thursday that there was no collusion between his presidential campaign and Russian officials.

RACQ proposes 12 new Brisbane river crossings.

European regulators said that Facebook was not honest about its ability to identify users that had both Facebook and WhatsApp accounts, and link those accounts. At the time of the merger review, regulators were particularly concerned that WhatsApp users would have their information shared with Facebook without their consent.

Despite a Canadian transport minister's "significant concerns" about the company Bombardier's ability to deliver quality vehicles after it missed deadlines and botched deliveries, the Queensland Government remains confident the problems plaguing its own fleet can be rectified.

The stories that are making headlines in Canberra this Friday.

A teenage girl who was lured to Australia on the promise of working as a cleaner escapes from the house where she was allegedly held captive and repeatedly sexually assaulted by several men.

Brisbane coach says Queensland must pick the likes of Gold Coast Titans prop Jarrod Wallace to ensure they extend Origin dynasty.

The political brouhaha in Washington looks unlikely to deter the Federal Reserve from lifting interest rates in June.

A teenage girl says she was kept as a sexual slave in a Sydney house before she escaped and alerted authorities.

Latest scandal involving ATO members described as 'shocking' and 'disgusting' by tax professionals.

Under the new regulations, incidents involving players who deceive a match official into awarding their team a penalty or sending off an opponent can be reviewed by a three-man independent panel.

Good morning, looks like bucketloads of rain on the way, most likely in the afternoon and evening.

Little is known about a massacre of Indigenous people that occurred at Waterloo Bay in South Australia, but almost 170 years later the event is recognised with a memorial after a local council hires an expert to research the deaths.

Police are hunting people who shot up a Brisbane unit while trying to force their way inside.

Armed with beeswax and a 16th-century French hand tool, Adele Spencer will make our old scabby furniture gleam again.

New anti-migrant policies announced in the Conservative election manifesto will make it harder for Aussies to find jobs in the UK.

First published in the Sydney Morning Herald on March 11, 1991

Concerns are raised about whether grief over the suicide of Private Bryce Muscat from 5RAR's Bravo company affected the ability of fellow soldiers to perform when sent out for a live-fire training exercise days later, which ended tragically.

It was a meet and greet with a glamorous former Miss World contestant as unwitting bait.

Chelsea Manning shared a photo of herself for the first time since she was released from prison.

Aston Martin may consider an initial public offering, with a listing in London, as early as next year.

At just 15, Ned Wieland is training hard to become the youngest Australia to swim the English Channel in July, while also supporting those with mental illness.

A sharp pull-back in global markets sparked by chatter the US President may face impeachment proceedings, didn't alarm professional investors.

Employers wanting peak performance from workers may have to account for circadian rhythms.

Pence has hardly been immune from Trump's foibles. And twice in the past week, his defences of the White House have been contradicted in ways that question his credibility.

Despite a Canadian transport minister's "significant concerns" about the company Bombardier's ability to deliver quality vehicles after it missed deadlines and botched deliveries, the Queensland Government remains confident the problems plaguing its own fleet can be rectified.

As the strikes appeared defensive in nature, they did not suggest a shift in the US' focus in Syria.

Trump also claimed - without evidence - Clinton and Obama had got away with illegal acts.

We're putting in fewer hours than we were six months ago according to latest labour force figures.

Australia's biggest funeral services provider, Invocare, is in the business of taking care of the business of the "departed", and it is good to see its board is taking this vocation seriously.

We're crushing the confidence out of our own people with bureaucracy, weak political leadership steeped in spin and irrelevant gobbledegook.

Advisers to Donald Trump's campaign were in contact with Russian officials at least 18 times.

There's a perception at both club land and rugby league central that there won't be peace until John Grant is no longer at the helm.

People with a mental illness, the disabled, children and the aged: all need our support.

Two years out from an election the Premier and opposition leader are both adopting a small target strategy.

Although inconvenient to commuters, I feel the bus strike on Thursday was necessary.

The former governor of Bali's Kerobokan jail has said Schapelle Corby has served her three years of parole in Bali well and deserves her freedom.

He may be in representative retirement, but Paul Gallen reckons his form would still warrant inclusion in the State of Origin opener as he jokingly said he plans to holiday in Queensland during the representative period.

Kids like Amber Hnatiuk like walking to school every day - but Friday is a particularly special occasion.

Departments could be slugged with $1.8 million fines under new privacy code.

Singapore Airlines reduce number of flights from Canberra to Singapore.

An Andrew Fifita-inspired Sharks woke from a first-half slumber to end a baffling run of home defeats, reeling in a 14-point deficit to down a Johnathan Thurston-less Cowboys