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Murderer, war criminal, bully: Roberts-Smith loses landmark action; major victory for SMH
Ben Roberts-Smith has been found to have murdered unarmed prisoners while deployed in Afghanistan, in a historic win for three media outlets. Follow our live coverage.
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Former SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith committed war crimes
A Federal Court judge has found that the decorated war veteran murdered unarmed prisoners and bullied a colleague.
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Defence
110 days, 41 witnesses and 15 key questions to answer: Why the Ben Roberts-Smith case matters
The judgment in the defamation trial of the century has been delivered.
Ben Roberts-Smith case in pictures
After 110 days the biggest defamation case in Australian history is reaching its conclusion. Here's the story in pictures.
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Crime
Man spoke with officers before fatally stabbing boy, police allege
Nathan Vitakos allegedly attacked the three-year-old in a Riverwood unit on Wednesday afternoon. Officers had allegedly been seeking him over allegations of domestic violence.
Victims advocate feared Higgins would collapse during speech
Heidi Yates says she would have reconsidered standing next to Brittany Higgins during a televised speech after the trial was aborted if she’d known what she was going to say.
School hours are ‘sexist’, should be extended to 6pm to help working women: MP
New Ryde MP Jordan Lane wants school hours extended so mothers aren’t “forced to choose between their own career progression or raising children”.
Opinion
Aviation
China’s dream of ruling the skies is problematic
China’s homemade passenger jet has finally made its debut, the culmination of a 16-year project. It’s the first step in an ambitious plan.
Stephen Bartholomeusz
Senior business columnist
Ex-cop’s ‘Fox Hunt’ trial kicks off. Was he under Beijing’s orders?
Prosecutors say Michael McMahon pressured Xu Jin to return to China to face bribery and embezzlement charges, as part of “Operation Fox Hunt”.
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Energy
Leave the gas on: Company offers to plug electric exodus
A bid to have customers dump electric appliances for new gas ones is like propping up the tobacco industry by handing out free cigarettes, says one critic.
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Hot & new
Sydney hit list: Hot, new and just-reviewed places to check out in June
A hot and happening Med-style grillhouse in The Rocks, $13 nori tacos from a former Noma chef and Surry Hills’ sexy new brasserie - here are the hottest spots in and around town to try in June.
Anatomy of an Origin miracle: How Queensland exposed the one NSW player out of position
Queensland looked gone, but they took advantage of one NSW player who was in an uncustomary spot.
Lost its mojo? No way. Ted Lasso is still the sweetest show on TV
The third season of Jason Sudeikis’ fish-out-of-water comedy has come to an end, but there are many ways the acclaimed ensemble show could return.
Opinion
Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia is not a crime, so why was my brother treated like a criminal?
I love my brother, and I hope we can see this condition for what it is, rather than a projection of our worst fears.
Zowie Douglas-Kinghorn
Freelance writer
Don’t look for loopholes, Medical Board chair tells online doctors
The Medical Board of Australia has seen cases where telehealth patients have got the wrong drugs, the wrong dose or been given a prescription on outdated information.
Mining giant BHP hit by $430m payroll scandal
BHP revealed it had wrongly deducted leave from 28,500 staff, leaving them short by nearly half a billion dollars.
Opinion
Tips & advice
Two essential things to survive long-haul flights with kids
Why should the presence of a miniature human or two stop you from travelling? Plan to involve these two things.
Ben Groundwater
Travel writer
Opinion
Racism
Stale, male or beyond the pale: The suburbs that need a name change
Canberra should rename some of its suburbs if it wants to uphold its image as a city of progressive values.
Aarti Betigeri
Journalist and writer
STATE OF ORIGIN
Opinion
Little niggle but Maroons show more fight than Blues in series opener
Queensland won the match 26-18, although precisely how is anyone’s guess when you consider how much went against them at Adelaide Oval.
Andrew Webster
Chief Sports Writer
Maroons 26 Blues 18
Blues blunders put Freddy in the firing line after Maroon heroics
Brad Fittler will have 80 minutes to coach for his job behind enemy lines after NSW’s game one gambles backfired.
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Endometriosis
How world-first research at a Sydney hospital will help women like Kate
A breakthrough paves the way for research into effective treatments for endometriosis, potentially limiting the need for invasive and painful surgeries.
Sydney congestion overblown, more inner-city density needed, say developers
The head of developer lobby Urban Taskforce says the eastern suburbs are “ripe” for increased density following calls for increased building heights in inner Sydney.
Goodbye, La Nina: warmer, drier winter is on the way
Winter across most of Australia is likely to be warmer than average during the day, and the BOM says there is a 50 per cent chance of it being an El Nino year.
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Crime
Child dead, man in hospital after Sydney unit stabbing
Emergency services were called to a unit complex in Riverwood on Wednesday. Police are investigating the “horrific” incident as possible domestic violence.
Roberts-Smith in Bali on eve of court decision
Justice Anthony Besanko will deliver his decision at 2.15pm in Sydney on Thursday.
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Succession planning: What to watch when your favourite show is over
As we bid farewell to the Roy family, there’s plenty more TV to fill that capitalist-shaped hole in your heart.
Janet, Buddha, and the film about their family that is anything but neurotypical
Follow the Barnes/Sharrock family as they find belonging and acceptance in a neurodiverse family that thrives on differences.
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Assange saga
FBI restarts Julian Assange probe despite hopes of release
Julian Assange’s former ghostwriter, novelist Andrew O’Hagan, has been sought by the FBI for an interview about the Australian WikiLeaks founder.
Business
Mining giant BHP hit by $430m payroll scandal
BHP revealed it had wrongly deducted leave from 28,500 staff, leaving them short by nearly half a billion dollars.
World
US pulls back from brink of economic chaos
Joe Biden welcomed the passage of the debt ceiling bill through the House and urged the Democrat-majority ruled Senate to “pass it as quickly as possible”.
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Ryan’s landlord tried to hike his Sydney rent $200 a week. It forced him to act
Rents for units have climbed six times faster than wages, making it hard for tenants to keep up with hikes.
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Title Deeds
Afterpay’s Anthony Eisen buys $23m Byron Bay house
The fintech entrepreneur already owned one of the dozen houses fronting Byron Bay’s Wategos Beach before he added a second one on Wednesday.
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Lifestyle
The designer Qantas pyjamas upgrading the business class experience
Australian designer Rebecca Vallance has designed sleepwear for the Sydney to New York route.
Culture
Sam’s back: Kim Cattrall to return to Sex and the City
Cattrall will reprise her role as Samantha Jones in the next season of And Just Like That, despite her rift with Sarah Jessica Parker.
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State of Origin
The Maroons lost three men in five minutes. This is how they found a way to win
One player in the bin. No interchanges left. And still behind by two. This is the inside story of the chaos and carnage that defined a famous Queensland win.
‘We could win the World Cup’: Psychologists have Wallabies believing in a miracle
With rugby’s showpiece event now just 100 days away, coach Eddie Jones is already leaving no stone unturned.
Anatomy of an Origin miracle: How Queensland exposed the one NSW player out of position
With two centres playing on the wing and a hooker and back-rower defending in the centres as part of just 12 men, Queensland looked gone. But they took advantage of the one NSW player who was in an uncustomary spot.
Ange can ‘transform’ Spurs but bigger clubs watching, says ex-assistant
Ange Postecoglou is reportedly Tottenham Hotspur’s top managerial candidate, but Rado Vidosic would not be shocked if his ties to the City Football Group lead to a bigger job one day.
‘I still get butterflies’: The highs, lows and history of Women’s Origin
The Women’s State of Origin series has come a long way since 2018, but for Blues co-captains Kezie Apps and Isabelle Kelly, it’s hard to beat the feeling of that first year.
Opinion
State of Origin
Little niggle but Maroons show more fight than Blues in series opener
Queensland won the match 26-18, although precisely how is anyone’s guess when you consider how much went against them at Adelaide Oval.
Andrew Webster
Chief Sports Writer
‘Thought it was the 2020 grand final all over’: Hynes’ thoughts on his late, late cameo
Blues bench player Nicho Hynes conceded his brief Origin debut didn’t go all to plan.
Have Your Say
Dirty dozen: 12-man Maroons produce another Origin miracle in City of Churches
NSW’s mood was as dark as their jumpers after they let another State of Origin match slip from their grasp in Adelaide.
Malcolm Knox
Journalist, author and columnist
