Bite Club targets the scars you can't see
On the day an Esperance man was attacked by a shark, a shark attack survivor was remembering her own experience not far away.
Hope joins siblings in dispute
Gina Rinehart's daughter Hope Welker weighs into family dispute at 11th hour, supporting sister Ginia.
Cricket chiefs bat for alcohol ads
Cricket Australia refuses to run advertisement telling fans that 'alcohol and sport don't mix'.
Eleven women in ALP team of 30
New Labor leader unveils a frontbench line-up with Tanya Plibersek as deputy and 10 other women.
Abbott walking diplomacy tightrope
Comment: Our Prime Minister needs to think before opening his mouth, both here and abroad.
Gas companies 'hoarding' for export
Companies accused of leaving gas in the ground, so they can sell the gas more expensively in the future.
Republicans demand spending shift
With a possible default on US government obligations three days away, talks failed to break an impasse.
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- Nine spending spree continues ahead of float
- Aid workers abducted at gunpoint
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Australia will be the first country in the world to see commercial courier deliveries by drone, with textbook rental service's launch.
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Opposition Leader would like to see WA Labor let rank-and-file members help choose leaders.
National
Photographers shine in nominations
Devastatingly evocative Fairfax photographs were among the highlights of the celebrated Nikon-Walkley awards nominations.
World
Nobel 'should have been mine': Assad
Syria's President Bashar al-Assad has reportedly said as a joke that he should have been awarded the Nobel peace prize.
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Labor women win but factions rule
New Labor leader Bill Shorten has unveiled a 30-member frontbench, with Tanya Plibersek as his deputy and featuring 10 other women.
Migrant memories trigger pride
Margaret Thatcher might seem an unlikely heroine for a girl who would go on to be one of the leading lights of the Australian Labor Party.
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The rubbery politics of perks and rorts
Some politicians' attitude is that they have some inherent right of entitlement and an obligation.
God can't fix US's pear-shaped politics
The dysfunction in Washington is a symptom, not a cause, of something much deeper afflicting the US.
Business
Telstra hires offshore as locals cut
More than 10,000 overseas contractors are working for Telstra as it slashes jobs at home to help boost profit.
To market, to market, quick as can be
The race is on to get a large number of new listings into the pre-Christmas chute.
US default a risk to monetary system
A US default could make the financial crisis that Lehman sparked seem like a mere hiccup.
No need for candles and tinned food
Don't pencil doomsday into your diary for October 17 just yet.
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Telstra outdone in live music play
It is not often you see Telstra getting shoved around by a more dominant market player.
Chinese investors say 'g'day'
House prices were already high before the latest uplift spurred on by lower interest rates and foreign buyers.
- CBD Ginia R nixes trust solution
- Insurance iSelect CEO exits after board dispute
- ASX US stalemate worries investors
- Property CPA board knocks back $3.7b offer
- Courts 'Kamikaze' for Rinehart children
- Energy BHP's shale man to head Maverick
- Media Nine spending spree continues ahead of float
- Mining OZ shares slump on target miss
- Borrowing First home buyers priced 'out of market'
- Motley Fool An open letter to Tony Abbott
- Michael Pascoe Forget jury duty, how about Senate duty
- Mining 'Big three' to boost production
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The dark art of short selling
Whatever you think of the morality, shorting stocks is a dangerous game with potentially unlimited losses.
Rent all that's left of shredded dream
Report finds permanent renting is becoming a way of life for Australians of all ages.
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How can you reach that elusive state where solutions and decisions just come easier?
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Get rich working four hours a week
Forget working dawn until dusk - you can run a successful business on just a few hours a week.
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Google to sell users' endorsements
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Nightclub fined $15k for SMS spam
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Drone deliveries coming to Australia
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Mass-market manufacturer focusing on highway driving.
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Praise for a former 'nutcase'
A year after blasting Romain Grosjean, Mark Webber doffs his cap to him for almost denying him 2nd place in Japanese Grand Prix.
Thanks but no thanks, Guus
Foreign coaches don't bleed like home-grown ones, writes Andrew Webster.
Brady Rawlings named new assistant
The Kangaroo flavour of West Coast became a bit stronger today.
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