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‘Sydney Daddy’: why the Chinese-language YouTube shock jock wears a mask in public

Edgar Lu’s talk-back YouTube show is popular worldwide amongst the Chinese diaspora but he has critics, in China and closer to home

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Lynette Wallworth on joining a cult – then leaving: ‘I didn’t make a move without reading the Bible’

Once a ‘prophetess’ in a Pentecostal cult, the Australian film-maker has watched with horror as evangelicals gain power around the world. With her latest work, she hopes to stop others from doing what she did

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The people who risk their lives for a catch

Rock fishing is the second-most common cause of drowning along NSW and yet more than 1.2 million Australians do it every year

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Dress for excess: designers embrace post-lockdown hedonism

At this year’s Australian fashion week, three queer designers represent a move towards rave wear and ‘main character’ energy

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Daggy, daggy, cool: the loud jumper is back

From Kath and Kim to Coogi, noisy knitwear has long polarised pop culture. Now a new generation of designers is putting a political spin on 80s Australiana

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‘My daughter couldn’t start school’: Sydney family rejected for 35 rental homes despite $1,000-a-week budget

‘It’s ridiculous but that was our reality – going to viewings and trying to schmooze the rental agent,’ says one frazzled home hunter

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Fireproof Australia: who are the radical Extinction Rebellion splinter group?

They have blocked major roads, obstructed traffic on the Sydney Harbour Bridge and been denounced by Dominic Perrottet

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Parts Of NSW Flooded Again And The Pics & Videos Prove We Live In A Sodden Hellscape

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How the Wiggles took over the world – and got the cool kids on side too

After topping the Hottest 100, the group have now topped the album charts, with a record that proves the multigenerational appeal of one of Australia’s biggest exports

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‘Shame and betrayal’: giving light to rural NSW’s dark LGBTQ+ chapter

People who grew up around Cooma hope the hidden incarceration of gay men exposed in The Greatest Menace podcast will be more widely acknowledged

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‘I was lost’: Kyiose faced homelessness after arriving in Australia from Myanmar – and he’s not alone

Half of all respondents say they experienced homelessness exacerbated by language issues and other systemic barriers

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‘Appalling’: Newcastle residents question response after wool store fire showers homes with asbestos

Weeks after a warehouse fire rained debris onto suburbs, residents say they have been left in the dark about the cleanup

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All fired up: Australia’s handmade ceramics boom

Enrolments in pottery courses at Tafe NSW have doubled and there’s a growing demand for handcrafted tableware. The only problem is finding the kilns to fire it in

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‘It has been a gruesome week’: Australia’s first transgender priest on shame, love and identity

There might be a ceasefire in the religious discrimination debate, says Rev Josephine Inkpin, but the task of providing solace – and defending her own existence – continues

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Ali Agshar Hussaini: Australian wrestling champ who can’t compete for Australia

National champion in 57kg freestyle wrestling and bricklaying Hazara refugee’s visa status means he cannot move forward – in sport, or beyond

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‘A fresh start’: Bankstown roars back to life to usher in year of the tiger

Lunar new year celebrations bring a chance for people to reconnect and to look beyond the Covid pandemic

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‘Stranded’: horror month for Australian homelessness services as Omicron ravages sector

Amid staff shortages and rapid test requirements services say they feel frustrated by lack of government support

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