The $3m supercar that money can't buy
Getting your hands on the world's 'most exclusive car' isn't easy, as more than a dozen wealthy Australians and New Zealanders have discovered.
Kill at Will?
Does gun politics show how America really works by allowing big money to buy a licence to kill?
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Never Lose Hope
The definitive account of a crime that gripped the US, the kidnapping of 14 year old Elizabeth Smart.
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Bikies not responsible for bizarre assault
Police say that a 'callous' acid attack on a motorcyclist has no connection to Victoria's outlaw motorcycle gangs.
Clive Palmer wins by 36 votes
Mining giant narrowly wins the seat of Fairfax in a knife-edge result destined for a recount.
'Seconds away from mid-air collision'
Two Qantas planes involved in a near-miss were just 25 seconds from a disastrous crash.
Hawks star fit for grand final
Lance Franklin says he feels 'awesome', easing early concerns about an elbow injury.
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Victoria
The reality of cab attacks
Sometimes you write a story and it is dead before the paper hits the driveway.
National
Rising cost of great Australian dream
Is it time to change the policy mix to make Australia's housing more affordable and equitable?
World
Shooting fails to sway US
Schoolyards. Offices. No scene of carnage makes any difference.
Federal Politics
Barnett keeps up fight for GST increase
West Australian Premier disregards rebuff from Prime Minister Tony Abbott and little support from fellow premiers.
Strap yourself in, it's back to the future
So Tony Abbott would have you believe that the past six years were an aberration.
Comment
Can people power save Labor?
The script for Labor in defeat usually involves retribution and recrimination.
Pursuit of guilty can not snare innocent
We were warned the royal commission on child sexual abuse will unleash a 'tsunami of trauma'.
Business
New dawn for Twiggy
Fortescue was selling iron ore at a loss a year ago; today it is well placed to service its many billions of dollars in debt.
US stocks drop amid Fed confusion
Investors puzzle over the Fed's decision to maintain its stimulus as they hear opposing views.
Email trail to seize Hancock trust
The revealing emails sent by Gina Rinehart's right-hand man to her children.
Corporates can't lose in welfare state
There was Lloyd Blankfein on Wednesday night, like the cat that got the cream.
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The son who never quite shone
In this extract from his book, Paul Barry looks at the succession plans inside News Corp.
Fed throws spanner in our works
The clouds over our economy got a bit darker this week with the news that the US Federal Reserve was in no hurry to begin ''tapering'' its quantitative easing.
- Malcolm Maiden Abbott's casualties piling up
- Mining Boart Longyear hits trouble
- Technology BlackBerry releases dire results
- Currencies Parity still far away for dollar
- Banking NAB's planned digital app
- Corporate collapse Westpoint's Carey court drama
- Michael Pascoe States must unite for reform
- Retail New book reveals billion-dollar Ikea feud
- South Asia Problems a millstone for Indonesia
- Michael West Boart Longyear living on the edge
- Markets Fed puts investors on a joyride
- Commercial property Retail gets entertaining
Money
Gauging company value no easy task
Probably the simplest valuation tool in the investor's tool kit is the price-to-book ratio.
Oligopolies safe as money in banks
There are the banks. Then there's the rest of the market. If you're trying to grow your money, start with the banks.
Executive Style
Should we vote for our most hated?
A poll to ostracise their "most hated" worked for the ancient Greeks. Why not us?
Small Business
Beards are back
Barbers are booming and a new beast called a Beard Club is born. And they’re recruiting.
Should penalty rates be abolished?
There's a distinct possibility the Coalition will scrap overtime - is this a good idea?
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Nicks sickened by Monteith death
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Emmys party to be 'magical, whimsical'
They may come for Emmy glory, but at the end of the night, all eyes will be on the centre stage of the official after-party.
The Michael Jackson show must go on
Michael Jackson is now an idea that has outlived his physical body - through Cirque du Soleil.
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The five biggest health myths
Michael Mosley is arguably the most famous human-health guinea pig on the planet.
The Abercrombie & Fitch backlash
It would seem discrimination is no longer in fashion.
'Til marriage do us part
The PM says his daughters will live at home until they're married. Let's discuss.
Wedding of the week
A moment 'we will never forget'
I blame Gwyneth
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DIY updo's
Five great YouTube hairstyling tutorials
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Weekly meal planner
Slow cooked Greek lamb is a relaxed way to cater for a crowd on the weekend.
Around town: Global street-style snacks
These five hawker stall snacks have made the transition to permanent digs in Melbourne.
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A collection of 10 very different burger recipes - from mushroom and haloumi to classic beef.
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The worrying realisation that Zoolander was probably a documentary.
Why creeps sit next to you on the train
And no, it's not because you exude a ‘‘sit next to me’’ pheromone.
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The 23 best TV shows of the 90s
A countdown of the greatest TV shows to grace our screens during the 1990s.
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Michelle Bridge's kitchen
What does Michelle Bridges actually eat?
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14 strangely intimidating pictures of persian cats
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Surgery for morbidly obese toddler
At two years of age, he weighed 33kg, had sleep apnoea and his legs were bowed. Surgeons stepped in.
France bans children's beauty pageants
Law passed in French Senate that would see parents and organisers of children's pageants fined and imprisoned for up to two years.
Dining family fined over kids' noise
Manager of 'family-friendly' restaurant called police over two noisy little kids.
Travel
Why is this the world's best airport?
No other airport has been named world's best airport so often and it's worth considering why.
On the tear-drop island
For the first time in an age, our young children are rendered speechless.
Where the everyday is unbeatable
An island escape where I won't be shown what the locals do - I'll do what the locals do.
Technology
Hacking fear over electronic votes
The replacement of paper-and-pencil voting with an electronic system could see Australians lose confidence in the integrity of election results.
Skeuomorphic design heads for skip
The last traces of skeuomorphic design are being swiped off touchscreens of history.
Hands-on review: iPhone 5s
Is a fingerprint scanner and better camera worth upgrading?
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Is this the end for BlackBerry?
BlackBerry warns it expects a huge quarterly operating loss next week and it will cut more than a third of its global workforce.
Australia conduit for cyber attacks
Australia is emerging as a major conduit for targeted cyber attacks as online criminals shift their gaze towards Asia.
Lack of transparency 'disappointing'
US technology providers are siding with their customers, and so is Verizon.
Property
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From 80 pounds to $1.5 million
After almost 110 years, this Sydney family decided to test the market.
Smart buys
Domain looks at what's on offer in Melbourne this week.
No bubble trouble
Even Melbourne's mansion owners are upbeat heading into a strong spring.
- Redcourt Melbourne's ultimate renovation
- Melbourne Feature The signs are good
- Development Cancer cluster stigma
- Auctions Pre-grand final weekend
- Urban Legends Fantasy on the way to the Forum
- For sale Punt Road brothel terraces
- Comment Stick to the facts in property market
Cars
$3m supercar money can't buy
Getting your hands on the world's ''most exclusive car'' isn't easy.
Toyota Yaris v Fiat Punto head to head
Japanese stalwart takes on the cheap new Italian city car.
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Lance Franklin declares he will be fit
Star says he will be fit for the grand final, but is not thinking about it possibly being his final game for Hawthorn.
Cats must regenerate playing list
Chris Scott has warned the Cats will slide quickly if they overrate the list that fell just short of the grand final.
Courage needed to win at Phillip Island
Only sheer courage will do at MotoGP's most feared circuit, says former world champion Nicky Hayden.
Thwarted ambition: how meritocracy failed Bishop