Opal card is coming to a station near you
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The take-up of the card has been slow, but about half of all passengers will be able to use them by end of next week.
The take-up of the card has been slow, but about half of all passengers will be able to use them by end of next week.
It's a small building that houses a company called Sophidea. But something very bizarre - affecting 500 million people - has been happening there.
It is the brew that John Singleton built, but the brand will be no more.
Man started talking to girl, 17, on train before sexually assaulting her in a station toilet block.
An Abbott government MP has accused dole recipients of only caring about themselves.
Comment: There is only one way to put an end to drunken assaults.
Police found one of Australia's largest ever cash seizures in a south Sydney apartment.
It started with a video. Now it's developed into vile messages after a rant by David Koch.
A reporter thought he was seeing double when he went to the bathroom at an Olympic venue.
Greg Simms has a message for the person who killed his sister Lynette, a young mother-of-two from the northern beaches.
Add Katherine Keating to 90 million viewers and a viral web sensation is born - or at least that's the idea.
The Syrian Foreign Minister had a striking shift in tone during peace talks - from combative early on, to measured in the afternoon.
An Abbott government MP has accused dole recipients of trying to "screw the system".
Comment If the aim of relationship vouchers is to help Australians' love lives, would the $20 million budget be better spent?
The existing planning system, from 1979 was a good step at the time but now it is messy and pugilistic.
The NSW Police can be their own worst enemy.
Murray Goulburn will sell stake in Warrnambool Cheese & Butter, marking the end of bid to take control of the dairy producer.
In the absence of local data, investors take Chinese manufacturing as a reason to sell.
Beer brand built by John Singleton has been killed off by global giant SABMiller.
Regulators are sidestepping concerns the big four banks could be short-changing investors.
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If history is any guide, today’s Wolf of Wall Street local debut could signal the top of global markets.
Beer consumption is at a 66-year low.
What's the best pension plan for us? We've a big mortgage but a bad history of handling lump sums.
Beach shack chic is going mainstream with artists such as James Edwards finding a growing audience.
We'd all like to wear a suit like Daniel Craig does, but consider your own shape first.
Staff deal with personal attacks, intimidation and death threats – and that’s a good day. They shouldn’t have to.
Not very, given the insecurity of full time employment.
Roger Federer admits he's unsure if a key point made in last night's quarter final against Andy Murray was legal. See for yourself.
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It was only a year ago Adam Boland was touted as the saviour of Network Ten's lifeless breakfast television offering.
Just a week after being announced as the new presenter for ABC Radio, Virginia Trioli has reneged.
Anger about an editorial criticising Kochie has devolved into rape and death threats against publisher.
Lingerie company Aerie is the latest brand to vow to only show real and unairbrushed women, stating that “the real you is sexy”.
Hold the front page, Kanye West has admitted to making a (fashion) mistake.
Five of the best proposals from recent times, one of which stars Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul.
From Good Food
Asian drinks are not only colourful, but they can be a meal in a glass, enjoyed as a snack, digestive, tonic or thirst quencher.
The distinctive taste of Szechuan pepper adds a buzz to different dishes.
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From Daily Life
Can sites that share user created porn be properly policed so as to protect its participants?
The well-meaning pep talk that no one really wants (or needs) to hear.
When we say watch out, we really mean to say, ‘Watch out!’
Megan Gale has spoken about being five months pregnant, and a car accident that left her badly shaken last week.
We have selected 50 of the best movies for kids compiled into this must-watch list. Find out what made the cut.
Elyssa Meynard lost her husband on Christmas Eve - and now the young mum is speaking out about depression in men.
The secrets to beating the queues at the world's busiest tourist attractions.
Are you entitled to compensation from an airline if you are denied boarding?
TripAdvisor names the top 10 best hotel in the world and in Australia.
"Fastest ever" broadband speeds achieved in a test that hit 1.4 terabits per second.
South Korea will spend $1.7 billion on next-generation 5G wireless fast enough to download a movie in a second.
Interactive: The inside story of how a polar expedition went terribly wrong, leaving dozens trapped in the ice.
A large portion of internet traffic in China was mysteriously redirected to a small house in Wyoming in the US this week.
Thankfully there are signs that could indicate an attack is happening now, giving you the chance to stop it.
A US cyber security firm has gathered evidence the Russian government spied on hundreds of companies.
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Experts say Sydney is still the 'best game in town' for development.
Continuing low interest rates may mean a comeback in 2014.
Famous couple spend nearly $2million on waterfront apartment in Elizabeth Bay.
The Fiats Drive we'll be piloting at Mount Panorama next month will be fitted with advanced rear vision technology designed to reduce crashes.
Exclusive test of VW’s yet-to-go-on-sale new Polo R.
English Premier League club Manchester City have acquired A-League franchise the Melbourne Heart.
Roger Federer admitted he was unsure if he'd won a key point after a double-bounce in his stirring Australian Open quarter-final victory over Andy Murray.
Agent believes the new golden girl of tennis can surpass Maria Sharapova.
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He endured temperatures of -50C, but the Prince retained his sense of mischief and built "castle-style" latrines to keep up morale.
Canberra's fractious relationship with Jakarta faces new strains over Australia's intention to stop asylum seeker boats.
Roger Federer turns in an exhibition of exquisite tennis to ease into the last four.