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‘Fires everywhere’: the Australian firefighters on the frontline of the new global Flame Age

After facing walls of fire, fatigue and danger during Canada’s record wildfires, Australian firefighters have returned home to heatwaves – and are preparing to do it all again on their own turf

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Charlotte Wood: ‘It was like I had acid poured on my whole life … but in a good way’

As Charlotte Wood was writing her latest book, she got cancer. As did her two sisters. But the acclaimed novelist is determined that her work is not despairing

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Yeodongsik, Sydney: The Korean ‘hangover soup’ restaurant with only 11 menu items

There are more than a dozen Korean food options in Lidcombe, in Sydney’s west, but diners queue up for Yeodongsik’s specialty: lightly seasoned bone-based soups.

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‘All to play for’: Chris Minns fires up NSW ground game and sees path to yes vote

State premier supports his friend Linda Burney on the hustings as he bids to persuade voters to back a ‘genuine breakthrough’ for Indigenous Australians

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‘Most women I know don’t want to have sex like men’: Chanel Contos on consent, porn and ‘out-of-fashion’ feminists

Two years ago Contos prompted a national reckoning on sexual consent. Now the 25-year-old is filling venues as she reintroduces radical feminism to gen Z

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Five Great Reads: the DJ with hooks for hands, why cats should be kept indoors, and the truth about the voice

Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by Kris Swales

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From quadruple amputee to much-loved DJ: ‘Resilience is a buzzword that annoys me’

After contracting meningococcal at 19, Tom Nash spent 18 painful months in hospital having his limbs amputated. Two decades later, ‘DJ Hookie’ explains why his experience left him better off

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Battle over density: in Sydney’s east, a rash of developments are housing fewer, richer people

Relatively affordable apartment buildings are being demolished to make way for ‘ultra-luxurious’ homes amid state’s housing crisis

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‘They’re my kids’: pet theft, pet detectives and the rise of the ‘multispecies family’

From our offices to our beds, pets are infiltrating parts of our world they never previously inhabited. It makes the stealing – and retrieving – of them all the more high-stakes

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Back yard blitz: are Australia’s heritage laws thwarting housing density?

Urban density advocates say heritage laws are being weaponised to constrain development at a time of housing crisis, but experts say the two can live side by side

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Cancer is the pits at any age. But rates are rising in young people like me, and we don’t fully know why

Being diagnosed with bowel cancer in my mid-30s forced me to cross the thin line between good health and illness we often remain ignorant of until we’re much older

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Too young: why are Australians under 50 increasingly being diagnosed with cancer?

Scientists think the rise in early-onset diagnoses may be the result of lifestyle changes and more exposure to risk factors – but questions remain

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NSW public schools are in disrepair but capital works funding is failing to materialise

A decade after the Gonski review said governments should boost school spending, the divide between public and private has only widened

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‘Cats are like mini gurus’: the feline path to inner peace

By marrying Japanese philosophy with cat psychology, Australian author Carla Francis learned to pause, slow down and reflect

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‘Better stuff to come’: former Matilda Moya Dodd recognised as football trailblazer

With just over a month until the Women’s World Cup, Dodd reflects on how far the sport has come as she receives King’s birthday honours

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‘Almost a spiritual aspect’: the NSW naturists attempting to normalise nudity

People who fought hard to get designated nude (or ‘clothing optional’) areas are now having to fight harder to keep them

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‘Partial privatisation’: Waterloo South public housing tenants say NSW Labor misled residents

Having promised to end sell-offs before the election, Chris Minns’ government forced to defend development plans

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‘If the plane breaks down, it’s just you’: the pressure and awakening of one city GP in the outback

Dr Sonia Henry was looking to escape her Sydney life when she signed up to work in remote hospitals. What she encountered was amazing beauty – and terrible suffering

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‘Falling behind’: Australian graduates fear for their future as highest student loan indexation in decades kicks in

CPI changes and increased course fees mean some students may be paying off their debts for the majority of their working lives

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Leichhardt Oval: Tigers add latest chapter to rugby league colosseum’s rich history

The Wests Tigers’ home ground is still old-school cool but that may not be enough to keep the gates open

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Sydney’s abandoned tram tunnels transformed into light spectacle for Vivid

Hidden platforms and connecting tunnels are having their lights turned back on for Dark Spectrum

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Kerry O’Brien and Thomas Mayo join forces on ‘truth-telling and myth-busting’ voice guide

Pair aim to explain in simple terms what proposal is all about to counter ‘noise’ and ‘confusion’ sown by opponents

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Living alone in poverty: NSW housing crisis bites single-person homes

Jodie Harris uses candles instead of switching on the lights and foregoes medical expenses to try to stay afloat financially

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From a Himalayan kingdom to western Sydney: one man’s journey against his own victimhood

Om Dhungel escaped ethnic persecution in Bhutan to make a new life in Australia. The strength and potential of refugees like him, he says, is vastly underestimated

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‘I want it to have a future’: churches in rural Australia are struggling to keep the lights on

Dwindling attendance has seen a drop in the number of operational churches in regional Australia, and ministers say the church has to change to survive

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