BRITISH BREXODUS: Jobs go, pound tanks over Brexit fallout
LIVE: It’s begun. City jobs are relocating, holidays will be more expensive and life’s expected to get tougher in Britain following the EU vote.
Aussies stranded; bank pulls cash
AUSTRALIANS overseas left without cash after Commonwealth Bank suspends foreign exchange of the British pound.
Britain ‘is full of f***ing morons’
YOU’VE got to admire the Brits. While half the country’s jubilant, half is depressed and making it known in humorous fashion.
Why Brexit is terrible for us
BRITAIN’S shock decision to break away from the European Union will have far-reaching impacts on the Australian way of life.
What Brexit means for your UK passport
MANY Australians enjoy the luxury of boasting a British passport, so what will change for them after Britain voted to leave the EU?
What’s up with this surreal waterhole?
IT APPEARS as a kind of magical portal to a watery underworld — a whirlpool in a lake among the rugged mountains of Portugal. What the heck is happening?
‘I’m going to renew my passport’
RALLIES have turned ugly in London as the UK wakes to a mixture of shock and elation at the results of the referendum overnight.
Scots furious: ‘It’s democratically unacceptable’
SCOTLAND’S First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was angry at the prospect of leaving the EU, saying a drastic step could be taken to avoid it.
What Brexit was really about
THE UK has become the first major country to decide to leave the bloc, but let’s be clear: it was never about the economy.
Why people are paying $50 for a box of Weet-Bix
IT’S, dense, dry, and practically tasteless. But there’s a very simple formula to how this humble breakfast product became sexy.
Darling of far-right wants ‘Frexit’
LEADERS of France’s far-right call for a similar referendum in France, sparking fears of contagion across the eurozone.
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Coldest June day in 18 years
AUSTRALIA is freezing and snow has been bucketing down as a cold front hits with full force. But the white stuff isn’t just falling on the ski fields.
‘They’re really just childish jerks’
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Cadets allege rape with broomsticks
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What happens now Brexit’s won?
WITH Britain voting to leave the European Union, the attention has turned immediately to what happens next?
‘The horror hasn’t ended’
IS THIS male nurse one of Germany’s worst post-war serial killers? Almost 100 bodies of intensive care patients have been exhumed with at least 33 found to have died by lethal injections.
Obama’s unusual retirement plan
AS THE end of his term in the White House rapidly approaches, US President Barack Obama has expressed interest in an unlikely retirement plan.
Father’s heartbreak: ‘My kids are in bits’
AFTER taking in a homeless teenager, a doting dad has been left believing that he’s made the biggest mistake of his life.
Vote means tampons free in NYC
NYC has voted for a tampon free-for-all in its schools, homeless shelters and jails, with the woman behind the victory saying they’re as necessary as toilet paper.
What really goes on in US fraternities
WHAT really goes on behind the doors of a fraternity? It’s all about brothers, bras, booze and brutality.
How one couple lost 172kg in a year
CHANTELLE and Grant loved food so much, they bought a second fridge for their home. But it became a way of life that almost killed them.
Meet the real life Incredible Hulk
AN Iranian weightlifter is shocking social media users after posting photos on Instagram showing his frankly ridiculous muscle mass.
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Tourist spot where you can walk on water
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EgyptAir crash mystery deepens
INVESTIGATORS say they can’t download anything from the black boxes of the EgyptAir plane that crashed into the Mediterranean last month.
Pyramid ‘flaw’ you never noticed
THE Great Pyramid of Giza is often hailed as a marvel of design, but the Ancient Wonder has a serious structural flaw.
Sinead O’Connor ‘alive and well’
TROUBLED singer Sinead O’Connor has taken to Facebook to deny reports that she was planning to jump off a Chicago bridge.
Movie theme ‘barely qualifies as music’
FALL Out Boy and Missy Elliott have teamed up to rework the Ghostbusters theme — and like everything about this reboot, it’s proving controversial.
‘I wasn’t sure pregnancy was in the cards’
HAVING already adopted two children, actress Katherine Heigl has surprised fans with some unexpected baby news.
How Brexit could threaten GoT
IF BRITAIN does vote to exit the European Union, it could spell disaster for Game of Thrones and other big budget productions. Here’s why.
Australia's secret weapon ahead of Rio
THE Australian Institute of Sport is banking on an innovative, hi-tech approach to boost our medal count ahead of Rio. Will it pay off?
‘The most evil thing I’ve ever seen’
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China’s big threat to peace in 2030
IT’S a scary, but potentially real threat facing the world by 2030. Expert warns China’s cyber capabilities will be more dangerous than anything else.
Surgeon inspired by The Terminator
A SYDNEY surgeon who helps war veterans with titanium implants has delivered a special message to the government.
‘If Brexit, why not Texit?’
THE Brexit vote has inspired debate across the globe — but a movement in the US has been demanding independence for longer.
Brexit wipes $70b from market
BRITAIN’S exit from the European Union has sent shock waves through the Australian share market, wiping $70 billion from the ASX.
Roxy’s tears for Curtis
BEFORE Oliver Curtis was led away to begin his jail term he kissed wife Roxy Jacenko and gave her his wedding ring and a $50 note.
What to do with your money after Brexit
THIS is what you should do with your money, whether the UK decides to Brexit the European Union or Bremain.
REAL ESTATE
Price changes between elections
Some electorates have seen house prices boom while others have seen them fizzle.
Property portal has new look app
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Backyard sold off for $18 million
Malcolm Turnbull’s neighbour has offloaded a slice of his block for an eye-watering sum.
The simple thing Simmons forgot
THERE’S so much hype that surrounds the NBA Draft it can be easy to get caught up in it, and Ben Simmons forgot the most obvious part of his job.
Souths are finished for 2016
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Pies thump Freo in front of lowly crowd
IF Collingwood returned to form but nobody was there to see it, did it really happen? Fremantle will be desperately hoping the answer is yes.
Kyrgios cops tough Wimbledon draw
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