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‘It’s become a lot more like a share house’: when adult children stay in the parental home

More young people are staying at home longer and moving back with parents as adults. What’s it like in the homes where the kids never left?

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Role models: how the Matildas have ‘turbocharged’ girls’ football in Australia

With interest in the sport at an all-time high, grassroots clubs have seen a ‘mind-boggling increase’ in female participation

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Subtraction renovation: asbestos-riddled garage becomes feelgood forest in Sydney

Renovating by reduction instead of addition is much cheaper to build and run. For a family of four, creating an open space has been a life-changing improvement

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‘I want to try to do the cool tricks’: how the Matildas are inspiring the next generation of Australian footballers

Students at a Sydney girls school say Australia’s performance in the Women’s World Cup is unifying men and women

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Crunch time: food co-ops feeling the squeeze as Australian supermarkets fatten profits

Soaring costs, declining memberships and changing consumer perceptions have pushed many food co-ops to the brink, leaving shoppers with fewer options

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‘My son is innocent’: mother of imprisoned Australian businessman denies he’s a Chinese spy

Lawyers say Alexander Csergo brought home list of requests from aspiring Chinese handlers to ensure he would be believed by Australian authorities

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‘Without them I’d be starving’: cost-of-living crisis forcing more Australians than ever to rely on food banks

Nation’s largest provider of food relief is helping about a million people each month – many of them with jobs and many of them for the first time

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‘It’s choking us’: how interest rates are forcing Australians to sell their homes

In the mortgage stress belt of Sydney’s west, residents and businesses can no longer make repayments

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Lethal highways: the Indigenous pedestrian deaths that haunt the Northern Territory

Aboriginal people in the NT are 15 times more likely to be killed by a car than pedestrians elsewhere in Australia. And efforts to reduce the toll have come up against widespread acceptance of Territory habits

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The magician who catches card cheats in casinos: ‘It’s incredibly common for people to try’

Harry Milas’ sleight of hand skills are so good that he now helps to expose gambling rings. He explains the tricks of the trade – and why he hates casinos

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Breaking the cycle: protesters demand solutions for youth detainees of Banksia Hill

Advocates say system is broken and government needs to work with local community to support young people

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Going halves: are shared equity schemes the answer in Australia’s pricey property market?

Nonprofit schemes aim to help first home buyers who cannot rely on ‘the bank of mum and dad’ – but they have their limits

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‘It can’t be left to the market’: the closure of Liddell power station and uncertainty of the future

In the second of two features, we look at the plan for the site that became ‘history’ before being implemented, and what lies ahead

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Turning out the lights: what is the legacy of the Liddell power station?

In the first of a two-part report, we look at the successes – and the costs – of what once was Australia’s largest power station

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‘It’s all paid off’: a prize-winning guinea pig takes high standards and great hair

At the Easter Show’s Sydney Royal Cavy competition, almost 100 guinea pigs enter, but only one can win the coveted best in show ribbon

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‘Get out of the way’: Rose Jackson’s social housing warning for ‘anti-development’ Sydney suburbs

Exclusive: New minister for housing is ‘very motivated to just push through’ with ‘desperately needed’ developments

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MilkRun’s demise heralds dark days ahead for millennials hooked on instant gratification

The grocery delivery service imagined a brave new world where no one would need a fridge again. Now Australians must wake up to the chilling reality

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Judgment day at the Sydney Easter show – where good honey ‘smacks you in the face’

From density to clarity, there are many factors that determine a winner at the national honey competition. But a good specimen is evident the moment you open the jar

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‘We get to hear the stories’: unpacking the Archibald prize at the Art Gallery of NSW

More than 2,000 works will go through the gallery’s packing room this week as artists deliver their entries for Australia’s most prestigious portrait, landscape and genre prizes

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I’ve finally learned how to dress myself. The first step was admitting how clothes made me feel

Karishma Luthria realised she was at war with her wardrobe. To fix it, she needed to develop a more personal sense of style

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Wash, blow dry and 1.5 degrees please: hairdressers trained to talk about climate action

A salon in Sydney is spearheading workshops for hairdressers on how to steer small talk about the weather into conversations about global heating

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‘It is almost Zen’: inside the ephemeral world of competitive rock stacking

Medals are up for grabs at the upcoming world championships but participants consider the low-tempo activity more art than sport

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‘It’s not luck’: the winning formula behind a sporting talent factory

Westfields Sports High in Sydney employs a holistic approach to sport and education to produce a seemingly endless stream of top athletes

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‘I was in tears’: collapsed ceiling in family home a sign of dire state of NSW public housing

A month after a storm made his son’s bedroom uninhabitable, mushrooms were growing in the skirting boards and Dean Kahukiwa was still waiting for repairs to begin

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Car wrecks, pay cheques and puppy palaces: the fringes of the share economy

From boats to backyards, peer-to-peer lending services have gone well beyond spare rooms. While renting your assets to strangers can be lucrative, there are risks

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