More tunnel woes after Domain asphalt glitch
Works done during four-day closure that created traffic mayhem are not up to scratch and will have to be fixed.
Abbott turns back his first boat
Sources confirm the Prime Minister has begun to fulfil his tough pre-election border protection pledge.
Costco picks third city site
Melbourne to emerge as jewel in discounter's crown, with a third store in south-eastern suburbs.
Cover-up fear in Bali deaths mystery
Family tells Indonesian authorities not to carry out autopsy on bodies of mother, daughter.
Jail for on-board toddler slap
Former aerospace exec behind bars for eight months after slapping a crying child on a plane.
Ashes feuds all but forgotten
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Frankston. Not just beer and bogans
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Police have slapped almost 80,000 fines on Victoria's motorists during a seven-week summer blitz.
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The tender process for the West Australian government's shark kill-zone program may have been illegitimate.
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Australia has turned back at least one asylum-seeker boat to Indonesia, in a move that could spark diplomatic tensions.
Post sell-off idea sparks angry debate
Labor has demanded the government say if it plans to sell Australia Post.
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Clearing the waters on consular help
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There's more to Frankston than bogans
Forget the snobby slurs, Frankston is a cultural and natural jewel and it is time to give it the respect it deserves.
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Christmas cheer served on a tablet
JB Hi-Fi and Harvey Norman are among retailers who are expected to have profited from Christmas spending.
Investors shy as miners fall in a hole
Australian shares are flat, as sentiment is dampened after Wall Street dipped.
Trade gap narrows as imports shrink
Imports fell while exports remained flat, trade data shows, putting the dollar under pressure.
Yellen gets green light as Fed chief
For the first time, a woman will take the reins of the world's most influential central bank.
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Looking for ways to post a profit
While telcos, airlines and power stations are relatively easy business for governments to sell, postal services have long stayed in the too-hard basket.
Split views on stimulus in 2014
The united stimulus front of central banks is starting to splinter as 2014 dawns.
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- Construction Leighton considers integration
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Australian and England came together for three hours in the home dressing room at the SCG.
Teenager scores big upset win
Storm Sanders easily beats China's Shuai Peng, ranked nearly 200 places ahead of her, at the Hobart International.
'Bali belly' strikes some senior Magpies
Midfielder Dayne Beams and centre-half forward Travis Cloke among those affected.
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