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How Australia betrayed loyal local staff in the shadow of Saigon’s fall in 1975
The story of how Australia turned its back on loyal local staff who had worked for and served this country angers him even ...
Three centimetres, three milliseconds
That's the margin of error a batter has when facing fast bowling. This excerpt from a new book looks at one of the game's ...
New albums from the original Alice Cooper Band and Faces teased – marking the first releases from both lineups since 1973
The reformed Alice Cooper Band will release "The Revenge of Alice Cooper" later this year, while the Faces’ return is mooted ...
Why Are We Still So Obsessed With Princess Diana, 28 Years After Her Death? A New Book Examines The Cultural Fixation
A new book, 'Dianaworld,' examines the cultural obsession with Princess Diana, Princess of Wales, nearly 28 years after her ...
Opinion
Friday essay: ‘War has made me a pacifist’. Why are we so reluctant to acknowledge Australia’s anti-war veterans?
From the first world war to the invasion of Iraq, left-wing soldiers have questioned our involvement in wars. Yet we rarely hear these dissenting veteran’s voices.
How Atlas Network amassed a global network of free market think tanks and reached into Australia and New Zealand
Australia is now in the thick of a federal election cycle, the United States just came out of one and in New Zealand, the ...
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Strange new era begins with fresh faces for NSW Origin
New halves and competition for squad places has Sky Blues coach John Strange confident NSW can start the women's State of ...
‘We used to go out with George Best’: Tales from snooker’s golden age
For a moment in the mid-1980s snooker ruled the world. The 1985 World Championship final between Steve Davis and Dennis ...