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The transformation of Hazel Hawke

The debilitating haze of Alzheimer's disease began its capricious descent on Hazel Hawke in 2001 and three years later she noted in typically laconic Australian style on her 75th birthday: "It's a bugger. It's just bad luck. It's an illness which is unpredictable, and when it comes you've just got to cope with it. It's like losing your skin or something."
Remembering Hazel, the life of the party
Hazel Hawke, gone now, was often a saviour when the chips were down for her husband, Bob.
An inspiration to the end
One of Australia's most loved figures, Hazel Hawke, has died at the age of 83. Her daughter Sue Pieters-Hawke announced on behalf of the family last night that Mrs Hawke had died peacefully, surrounded by family.
Industry to seek ban on spruiking of odds in games
The online betting industry has caved in to public pressure and will push for a ban on the promotion of live odds in sports broadcasts.
The worst candidate for government help
Ford was always going to fold. Management expert Professor Roy Green served on the Prime Minister's manufacturing taskforce and her manufacturing leaders advisory group. He says it was the ''weak link'' in the Australian manufacturing chain - the only firm with plainly dismal prospects.
Era of the Aussie car over
Australia's loss-making car industry is under threat and risks closure following Ford's move to end nearly 100 years of local manufacturing.
In short, a Man Booker winner
An author who pens stories the length of a sentence won this year's Man Booker International Prize.
Older than Vegemite: DJs birthday spread marks 175 years
Year 7 rethink for Sydney Boys
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Flooding affects highway, 125km/h winds forecast
Widespread rain has caused flooding which is now affecting the Pacific Highway north of Kempsey.
