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In his 20s, now-retired NSW judge Wayne Haylen was called a coward for burning his Vietnam conscription card, but a conspicuous act of bravery silenced his critics.

A new exhibition explores the history and the drama, offstage and on, of Australia’s most famous building and exposes a long-lasting urban myth about its architect Jorn Utzon.

MIHS sophomore Gerstel directs ‘Hand to God’ at Seattle Rep YouthFest.

According to journalist Phil Dickie, who played a key role in the 1980s in exposing the criminality that led to the downfall of the Bjelke-Petersen regime, Queensland still needs corruption-proofing.

I was among a frolic of optimists who moved to what was billed as Australia’s national growth centre in the mid-1970s.

NSW Premier Dominic Perrottets plan to create nest egg accounts for children that could be worth $49,000 by the time they turned 18 was a federal Labor Party policy back in 2003.

Kieran Gilbert to moderate a Live forum between NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet & Opposition Leader Chris Minns.

Askin warns of ‘black flood’, jobless urged to save crop, and Whitlam defends ‘needs’ aid.

Gough Whitlam made his election policy launch 50 years ago, but it reads today as an address to the Australians of 2022. Mark Sawyer reports

Glenview Police Department reports and arrests.