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Jewel in the crown
1:18 PM | In Cannes, Ed Gibbs watches as the cinematic world embraces Australia.
12:17 PM | TODAY Fairfax Media launches a new way for you to have your say. It's called WikiCurve and it's part of the Herald's commitment to provoke thought and discussion about key community issues. It's an experiment in how people can use the power of digital tools to affect their peers and decision-makers.
How the humble app is changing the face of shopping - and retailers
3:00 AM | The online shopping revolution, enabled through smartphones, is coming whether stores like it or not, writes Adele Ferguson.
Locals brace for final act of Greek tragedy
3:00 AM | The Australian economy is unlikely to escape unscathed if events in the eurozone take a turn for the worse. Clancy Yeates reports.
Pomersbach on sexual assault charges
3:00 AM | New Delhi: West Australian cricketer Luke Pomersbach has appeared in court in New Delhi after allegedly sexually assaulting a woman then beating her fiance, at a party at a five-star hotel.
Parents feel agony of needle and damage done
3:00 AM | Judy Smith knew nothing about heroin until it had her only child, Daniel, in its grip.
3:00 AM | SITTING in the editor's chair at Vogue Australia remains the glittering prize for a handful of immaculately groomed women who have managed to attain the coveted crown over the past 50 years.
NEWSMAKER JAMIE DIMON
3:00 AM | America's leading banker was left a little red faced this week, writes Damien Murphy.
Let the banter begin
3:00 AM | Soap slurs, bets and beer raids - John Coates is helping to keep the Olympic rivalry between Britain and Australia very much alive, writes John Huxley.
3:00 AM | MIRANDA KERR has the sort of sweet, cherubic face that could melt the coldest of hearts, but don't be fooled, she is one tough business woman, as David Jones's boss Paul Zahra has no doubt discovered.
Audiences marvel at a comic escape
3:00 AM | The fantasy of The Avengers has brought boys back to the movies, writes Garry Maddox.
Price war to intensify as mobiles give power to buyers
3:00 AM | IMAGINE walking into a department store, trying on a pair of shoes or moisturiser, then pointing your mobile phone at the barcode to get a list of real time pricing information from competitors offering the same pair of shoes or facial cream a few dollars cheaper just a few doors away.
3:00 AM | Penny Hill's murderer has never been found, but a fresh appeal has led to a second inquest with fresh DNA evidence.
3:00 AM | THE WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, would stand a good chance of securing a Senate seat, most likely at the expense of the Greens, a new poll has found.
3:00 AM | ARE your children spending too much time talking and texting on their mobile phones? According to new research, it's your fault. Or more specifically, the fault of the genes you passed on to them.
Euro pain felt by local shares in big selloff
3:00 AM | AUSTRALIAN financial markets fell to their lowest level for 2012 yesterday amid deepening fears over the fallout from the economic and political gridlock in Greece, with sellers wiping billions of dollars off the value of the sharemarket in the past week.
Drugs: it's time to talk
3:00 AM | The war on drugs has raged for decades with organised crime the only winner. Catherine Armitage reports.
Exposed: Obeids' secret harbour deal
3:00 AM | The former ALP powerbroker Eddie Obeid hid his interests in a lucrative cafe strip.
Slow starts costing Dragons - Creagh
3:00 AM | DRAGONS second-rower Ben Creagh has shrugged off concern about his team's under-fire attack, with St George Illawarra now holding one of the NRL's worst offensive records.
Bird tips 'freak' Hayne to ignite and help Blues turn the tables
3:00 AM | NSW forward Greg Bird says the ''compacted'' nature of a State of Origin series makes it easier for players such as besieged Parramatta star Jarryd Hayne to go out and ''explode''.
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