Big pay day for Abbott's razor gang
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Members of government's team hand-picked to cut spending will each be paid a daily four-figure fee.
Members of government's team hand-picked to cut spending will each be paid a daily four-figure fee.
Bank income surges $500m in a year on back of higher earnings from its businesses.
Popular inner suburban shop falls victim to an apparent drive-by shooting overnight.
Part of award-winning Royal Mail Hotel complex in Victoria's west gutted.
Spy agency using embassies to intercept calls, data in neighbouring countries.
Trial told News of the World's royal editor paid policeman for palace phone books.
Residents either don't take showers or many apartments are empty most of the year.
Welcome to Melbourne's smallest shop. It is also likely to among the city's most expensive when it's offered up for sale later today.
Five suspected Islamist militants have been caught for a 'terrorist attack' according to Chinese police.
Muttonbirds are dying in their thousands nearly every year and much more frequently than ever before.
The winner of this year's Prime Minister's Prize for Science has had his fair share of run-ins with the law. As a witness.
The NSA spied on the future Pope Francis before and during the Vatican conclave: report.
Australian embassies are accused of secretly using to intercept phone calls and data across Asia as part of a US-led global spying network.
Comment The ALP's campaign director did a remarkable job of keeping the party alive.
The shunting of people from cell to cell is a recipe for mental and physical illness.
Even real stuff is fake, if only we had ears to listen, and acumen to discern.
NAB joins ANZ in posting a bumper profit, as it benefits from lower charges for bad debts, especially in Britain.
The Australian market looks set to open lower following Wall Street’s negative lead.
Australia's "too big to fail" banks have been told to limit dividend payouts to investors, to meet new rules.
Central bank signals that rates will rise next year, but strong currency gives it flexibility on when.
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It will be hard for Coles and Woolworths to escape unscathed this time.
Despite what the fearmongers say, there is no evidence that Chinese investors are dominating the property market.
Review of the crowdfunding rules could give investors more incentive to take a small share of a start-up.
Most investments you're likely to invest in in your SMSF are regulated financial products. Property isn't.
Australians are more in love than ever with the best French bubbly that money can buy.
How to master the art of public speaking.
Who'd want to be a used car salesman...or a state MP?
RAW VISION: A little boy wanders on stage during 'Family Day' celebrations at the Vatican.
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Any time a big, funny woman bursts on to our screens, she's greeted with surprise and delight.
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It’s hard to have compassion for a child who has trouble with empathy, but modelling is key.
As the media spotlight fades from the Rana Plaza factory collapse, a new report shows the full impact of the disaster is yet to be felt.
It seems like such an enlightened thing to say: “I don’t see race.” But is it?
She didn't know she was pregnant - then her partner slept through her screams in labour.
What is your most embarrassing childhood moment? Andrew Daddo watched one unfold before his eyes this week.
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So You Think You Can Dance performers spice up Virgin America's new musical safety video.
Take a look at some of the spectacular images from Lonely Planet's Beautiful World.
An Australian university is now in possession of the world's first child-friendly brain-imaging device.
Construction updates will be kept from the public after rollout details stripped from NBN site.
Telecommuters are more committed, productive than full time office workers: study.
One thousand customers unable to access email and websites for five days after servers went down.
Data breach impacted 10 times more users than originally thought; Photoshop code stolen.
NBN Co earnt a 10th of what it was expected to by 2013 due to delays.
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By giving them property you are also taking something from them.
Drink drive offenders will be required to pass an alcohol breath test before they can drive their cars.
New engines, suspension and style tweaks for updated compact SUV.
For the second time in the one-day series with India, Australia have failed to defend a 350-run total.
The timing of the AFL's ''captain's pick'' game would prompt Heath Shaw to ''kindly decline'' any offer to play in it.
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Indian campaigners for rationalism use every trick in the book to beat so-called holy men at their own game.
They once travelled the world on private jets, sunned on Monaco yacht, and had their Harrods shopping delivered to their estate.