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The X Factor 2013 grand finale
LiveIt's D-Day for Dami Im, Jai Waetford and Taylor Henderson, who will come out on top? Join us for our live coverage.
It's D-Day for Dami Im, Jai Waetford and Taylor Henderson, who will come out on top? Join us for our live coverage.
Ross Kemp witnesses death in Afghanistan and meets a dead soldier's grieving family.
tvFive people hurt in an alleged anti-Semitic attack say they want justice but not vengeance.
Jonathan Lord seemed an “ideal candidate” – except he listed his best friend as a boy of 7.
He's been sentenced to 18 months' jail but looks more like a man enjoying a tropical holiday.
Sports journalist loses age discrimination case against Oxford Street nightclub.
Former Labor parliamentarian and two departmental chiefs to be adversely named during three-pronged inquiry.
A woman was sipping coffee in the backyard when she was thrown into a neighbour's yard by a bus.
QLDA Trojan virus targeted the security camera system in the Carmel Tunnels toll road on September 8, one expert said.
Tony Abbott's attack on the Labor government could set back relations with Obama, says US commentator.
Leading economists have overwhelmingly rejected the direct action climate change policy.
Our bloke culture is fantastic for pulling big egos down a peg, but it fails when it perpetuates prevailing sexism. C'mon guys, enough is enough.
There is more planning for the needs of animals in emergencies than for children at a local government level.
The weekend's bumper auction result will set the tempo for the remainder of this year as concerns loom that the housing market is at risk of overheating.
ASX closes at five-year high as major banks lifted ahead of NAB and ANZ results.
Fugitive conman Peter Foster has provided a photograph he says proves he has fled Australia.
Government urged to put big banks' dominance under a microscope.
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Despite all the headlines, it's not the boat people we need to worry about – it's the other 2.3 million arriving tomorrow.
Eurozone economies, while not exactly bubbling away, are at least showing signs of activity.
Cereal maker has soared in the past six months, rising from just over $1 in April to $3.36 today.
As a reader tweeted, Thriftober is a great idea but what about the other 334 days?
Mopping, vacuuming and being the best dad I can be is how I define my career goals.
It took these entrepreneurs just three years to go from zero to seriously wealthy.
Would you meet a client in a haunted house, bomb shelter or dodgem car?
'Lane keep assist' technology can be a life saver when fatigue and distraction rear their ugly head.
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A League of Their Own | 7:30pm - 8:30pm |
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Media Watch | 9:20pm - 9:35pm |
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Q&A; | 9:35pm - 10:35pm |
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Legally Brown | 9:30pm - 10pm |
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Scandal | 9:30pm - 11:30pm |
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2 Broke Girls | 9:30pm - 10pm |
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Blue Bloods | 9:30pm - 10:30pm |
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Blue Bloods | 9:30pm - 10:30pm |
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It may be Brad Pitt's best shot at an Oscar but it's straining his relationship with Paramount.
Novelist Elizabeth Jolley's husband had two lives, as the couple's letters expose.
Join us from 7pm onwards for our live coverage of The X Factor.
Tom Carroll is a living surf legend. He's also fighting a deadly addiction to the drug ice.
With the band's blessing, Seven's mini-series, INXS: Never Tear Us Apart, will cause a stir when it airs next year.
The model train set has to be seen to be believed.
From Good Food
Colonel Sanders ain't got nothing on these egg-fried, crispy beauties.
Supermarkets should have a designated Australian-only aisle, or aisles, according to a farmer.
Spring is all about fresh and simple cooking, like spaghetti with garlic and breadcrumbs.
From Daily Life
A look at all the people we looked up to in that fabulous, grungey decade before stylists existed.
One teen magazine editor dissects the worrying 'like for rate' trend on Facebook.
"I am sorry because many of you walked in healthy and walked out feeling like a 'failure'."
Women discover they were given each other's babies while in hospital.
Why mums everywhere should be thanking Katy Perry and ten other songs you will want to play today for the same reason.
New study reveals girls aged 12-15 had highest percentage of positive tests for chlamydia when compared with older women.
Passenger operations begin at second airport in Dubai, in a zone touted to become an 'aerotropolis'
Remember the heady days of 2009 when you could get to New York for a little over $1000? Not anymore.
China Southern becomes the fourth airline to fly world's largest airliner into Sydney.
A journalist who challenged a team of hackers to find out as much information about him as possible has described their findings as "chilling".
Behind the scenes of its many successes, Wikipedia has been roiled with controversy.
Why pay top dollar to be a 4K early adopter when there's nothing to actually adopt yet.
Alcatel-Lucent defends copper technology described as 'pixie dust' by Senator Stephen Conroy.
Computer sabotage is a top concern for Israeli officials, after a real-life infrastructure shutdown revealed.
Hospitals will be given greater autonomy as Victorian overhauls health system's ICT.
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On a day the clearance rate hit 83.2 per cent, parents stepped in to help.
Local buyer drives away with car dealer's harbour home.
Sydney's weekend auction market bounced back hard this weekend.
Product planning survey from blue oval brand points to high-tech gearbox for new Mustang.
More for less for model's mid-life update.
Key absentees are Glencadam Gold, Manighar and It's A Dundeel
Shane Watson will enter the Ashes after a world tour in which he played more cricket than just about anyone.
The biggest name in league made a hash of a try. He's not alone.
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Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is the best new musical to hit Sydney this century.
Two last-minute entrants have taken out the top spots in the inaugural Run Sydney half marathon.
Marvel's blockbusters meld commerce and art to staggering effect. Thor: The Dark World director Alan Taylor and Marvel chief Kevin Feige take us behind the scenes.