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All the rage: the women who meet to scream into the night

‘Scream groups’ are forming across the world, where women gather in parks and public places to release their frustrations

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Cycling wars resume in Australia’s biggest cities – but is it a ‘bikelash’ or just nimbyism?

Experts urge evidence over passion amid concerns about loss of parking, construction disruption – even where the governor general will park

The Guardian - AU

Unite and conquer: how Alex Greenwich plans to make NSW more progressive

‘There’s never been a better time to be an independent,’ says Sydney MP celebrating 10 years in office

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‘If not now, when?’: PM addresses first meeting of volunteers to educate Australians about voice referendum

Sydney’s Inner West council aims to train 1,000 people for a civic education program that could become a model for other jurisdictions

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A city on the rise, a curse and a question of faith: a new Parramatta dares to hope for NRL glory

The decades since the Eels’ last premiership have been marked by periods of turbulence at the club and the city

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$48m makeover: Bondi Pavilion reopens with previously hidden 1920s murals on show

Revamp aims to transform heritage building from ‘white elephant’ to cultural heart of beachside suburb

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Teaching with turtles: the NSW program turning school students into conservationists

Schools host the reptiles and visit them in wetlands. Environmental groups say it augurs well for an activist future

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How Australia’s ‘luck of the draw’ asylum system is leaving vulnerable people in limbo for years

Sister Aileen Crowe’s decades of experience with ‘dehumanising’ process is backed up by new research which reveals massive inconsistencies in decision-making

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First refugee families welcomed to Australia under new community sponsorship program

Shadi Al Daoud says chance for family to restart their lives on NSW Central Coast with support of local church is a dream come true

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Duel in the Pool begins with Bondi beach battle

The competition between swimming powerhouses Australia and the US returned to Sydney after a 15-year absence with a new twist

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‘I was extinguished by men in suits’: Darren Hayes on surviving homophobia – and finding happiness

Watching the rise of younger gay pop stars, the 50-year-old former Savage Garden singer felt grief for the youth he never had. He speaks about coming out, his mental health struggles and returning to music

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His dark materials: the bush noir that grapples with mental health

A childhood spent ‘on the brink of self-destruction’ in regional NSW was the catalyst for James McKenzie Watson’s prize-winning thriller Denizen

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Go west, if you can: desperate Sydney tenants priced out of rentals, even far from CBD

Applicants are being forced to pay more rent for less, and those who can’t miss out entirely

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The forgotten valley: town left in disarray from recent floods buys walkie talkies to communicate

With no local telecom tower to support emergency mobile coverage, residents of the Macdonald valley say they feel frustrated and neglected

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‘He could not expel the trauma’: Sidney Nolan’s Auschwitz paintings revealed in landmark show

Preoccupied with the inhumanity of Nazi Germany, the artist painted 220 works in just four weeks: a ‘rambling, tumbling turmoil’ that he did not speak of for decades

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‘There’s obviously a market’: why are there so many children’s books about anxiety?

Publishing is awash with titles for kids focused on worries, feelings and emotional literacy – and parents are buying them in droves

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Shop around, switch things off and seal the gaps: a renter’s guide to energy efficiency

For renters, who can’t make big changes such as solar installations, there are still lots of ways to reduce your energy bill and stay warm

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The changing face of homelessness in regional NSW: ‘I’m working, but everything is unaffordable’

As rental prices skyrocket and holiday rentals proliferate, many people can’t find a place to live in their home towns

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Short-term rentals, long-term anguish for Australian towns struggling to find homes for locals

Airbnb and its competitors have made tourism a year-round prospect in many places, but locals say that locks them out of the rental market

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Beyond our ‘ape-brained meat sacks’: can transhumanism save our species?

The 21st century will be make or break for humanity, says Oxford University transhumanist Elise Bohan. If we get it right, she thinks we might find something better

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‘Slimy stuff everywhere’: Sydneysiders warned to tread carefully

Scientist says explosion of mosses ‘almost like a rainforest’, as council tries to lower risk of falls

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‘There’s something comforting about it’: the collectors who won’t let go of their DVDs and videos

For some of Australia’s most hardcore film buffs, streaming will never match the tactile, finite and nostalgic lure of the hard copy

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Apartment dwellers face hurdles in the race to install EV chargers

The strata system in Australia often works against residents keen to use electric vehicles, install solar panels or switch from gas to electric

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‘I don’t want to live alone’: co-living, community and affordable housing

While the idea of communal living may be age-old, the modern reinvention of co-living is picking up steam in Australia

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‘I am Bob. Just Bob’: could a Wollongong folk hero have had a Nazi past?

The steel city knew him as a migrant made good who contributed a great gift to the arts. But one man has been digging into the true identity of Bob Sredersas

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