Stubborn snowflake leaves Putin cold
Olympics begin with dancing, history, fireworks, the odd glitch and Putin's (alleged) girlfriend.
Sochi 2014 opens with a bang
- Duration
- 01:40
The Last Templar
An ancient decoder is stolen from The Vatican. Can it be recovered before an ancient secret is revealed?
tv Advertisement 
There's something about Schapelle
Australia has been obsessed with Schapelle Corby since her arrest. Why?
Fresh look at boat burns claim
Border protection officials to make new inquiries into claims that navy sailors burnt asylum seekers.
City's hot night to rival Death Valley
It's going to be a long, restless night with the mercury not expected to dip below 30 degrees.
Police shocked at kids in cars
Children found travelling with a man driving at 200 km/h and a woman with a .269 BAC.
Latest
Analysis
The real reason behind Tony Abbott's industrial relations war
University of Melbourne
The first astronomers
Victoria
Liberals set to expel Geoff Shaw
Victorian Liberal Party begins the process of expelling balance-of-power Independent rebel MP from the party at the state council.
National
'Worrying' signs over status of forests
A leading world heritage expert says Australia is sending a worrying signal by seeking to delist Tasmanian forests.
World
Man-eating tiger claims ninth victim
Tiger on the prowl in northern India claims its ninth victim, defying hunters and wildlife officials who have been trying to gun it down.
Federal Politics
Cadbury workers get sweeter deal
Cadbury's parent company Mondelez granted more generous conditions to its employees than SPC Ardmona.
Tony Abbott ... a man of fire and water
Sunrise at Manly. The half-dozen surfers paddle out in the dark. Tony Abbott is among them. Anonymous.
Comment
ABC still under attack after 80 years
The ABC's enemies grow fiercer as its reach and appeal threaten private and political interests
Private schools a return to waste
The pursuit of 'choice' by our politicians has widened the gap between the wealthy and the rest, and also hammered in religious wedges.
Business
Coke and Qantas share some blame
Coca-Cola Amatil and Qantas have themselves to blame for poor decisions.
US stocks shrug off weak jobs data
US stocks jumped on Friday, giving the S&P 500 its first weekly gain in four.
Out of Africa, problems for Zambezi
This story is not just about greenies versus miners. It is about common sense.
Bears scent blood, but bulls still safe
There are two candidates that have not derailed the markets but can't be ignored.
Skip to:
Don't take economics too seriously
Going about the daily business of life for 40 years.
Virgin Atlantic lowers the flag
Pulling out of Australia highlights a major shift in global aviation to Asian and Middle East carriers.
- Earnings Dividends tipped to stay rock-solid
- Mining How Kloppers set up Palmer for a fight
- Shipping Freight vessels coasting to their demise
- Economy RBA's vote of confidence for growth
- Media X Factor wears off for 21st Century Fox
- Mining Palmer ramps up brawl with Sino Iron
- Aviation Moree parties as Qantas sticks around
- Gas More for less: Woodside seals Leviathan deal
- ASX Shares end a down week on a high
- Michael Pascoe RBA takes away Joe Hockey’s pain
- Property No other apartment like David Jones
- Cards Senate to probe frequent flyer mail-out
Money
Keep cooling costs low as mercury rises
Most of us are throwing money away on air conditioning. Simple steps can keep the heat off the bottom line.
Light in weight, steep on price
Stamps are becoming attractive to investors who like owning something real, with its own history.
Executive Style
Who will cash in on Olympic glory?
Some arrive with fortunes already made, others will leave with riches assured.
Small Business
Stop looking at my chest
No matter how hard you stare, they won’t talk back.
The black market boom
The underground economy is growing - and small businesses are to blame.
Video
The Pizzicato Effect and the power of music
- Duration
- 06:38
Asylum seeker boat towed back to Indonesia
- Duration
- 01:00
Justin Bieber frisked in police CCTV
- Duration
- 00:34
The media madness that comes with Schapelle
In the hours leading up to Schapelle Corby's parole announcement, the media outside Kerobokan prison went into overdrive. Tessa van der Riet reports from Bali.
- Duration
- 02:07
More video
Recommended
-
- Duration
- 01:11
-
- Duration
- 04:16
-
- Duration
- 02:57
-
- Duration
- 00:53
-
- Duration
- 02:22
-
- Duration
- 01:09
Skip to:
Skip to:
| TV show | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| WNBL | 12pm - 1:30pm |
ABC1 Victoria |
| Turkish News | 12:30pm - 1pm |
SBS ONE Melbourne |
| The Dr. Oz Show | 12pm - 1pm |
Channel Seven Melbourne |
| The Middle | 12:40pm - 1:10pm |
Channel Nine Melbourne |
| Pyros in Paradise | 12:30pm - 1:30pm |
Network TEN Melbourne |
| TV show | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| WNBL | 12pm - 1:30pm |
ABC1 Victoria |
| Angelic Voices: The Choristers of Salisbury Cathedral | 1pm - 2:40pm |
SBS ONE Melbourne |
| Full Court Miracle | 1pm - 3pm |
Channel Seven Melbourne |
| Hot in Cleveland | 1:10pm - 1:40pm |
Channel Nine Melbourne |
| Pyros in Paradise | 12:30pm - 1:30pm |
Network TEN Melbourne |
| TV show | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| Australian Ladies' Masters | 1:30pm - 6:03pm |
ABC1 Victoria |
| Angelic Voices: The Choristers of Salisbury Cathedral | 1pm - 2:40pm |
SBS ONE Melbourne |
| Full Court Miracle | 1pm - 3pm |
Channel Seven Melbourne |
| The Block: Fans v Faves | 1:40pm - 2:50pm |
Channel Nine Melbourne |
| Everyday Gourmet with Justine Schofield | 1:30pm - 2pm |
Network TEN Melbourne |
| TV show | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| Australian Ladies' Masters | 1:30pm - 6:03pm |
ABC1 Victoria |
| Angelic Voices: The Choristers of Salisbury Cathedral | 1pm - 2:40pm |
SBS ONE Melbourne |
| Full Court Miracle | 1pm - 3pm |
Channel Seven Melbourne |
| The Block: Fans v Faves | 1:40pm - 2:50pm |
Channel Nine Melbourne |
| Everyday Gourmet with Justine Schofield | 2pm - 2:30pm |
Network TEN Melbourne |
| TV show | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| Australian Ladies' Masters | 1:30pm - 6:03pm |
ABC1 Victoria |
| Too Young To Die | 2:45pm - 3:45pm |
SBS ONE Melbourne |
| Full Court Miracle | 1pm - 3pm |
Channel Seven Melbourne |
| The Block: Fans v Faves | 2:50pm - 4pm |
Channel Nine Melbourne |
| Steve Irwin's Wildlife Warriors | 2:30pm - 3pm |
Network TEN Melbourne |
| TV show | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| Australian Ladies' Masters | 1:30pm - 6:03pm |
ABC1 Victoria |
| Too Young To Die | 2:45pm - 3:45pm |
SBS ONE Melbourne |
| My Kitchen Rules | 3pm - 5:30pm |
Channel Seven Melbourne |
| The Block: Fans v Faves | 2:50pm - 4pm |
Channel Nine Melbourne |
| Good Chef Bad Chef | 3pm - 3:30pm |
Network TEN Melbourne |
The Age TV
- Duration
- 49:42
- Duration
- 57:45
- Duration
- 1:22:58
On Air Now
Entertainment
Music is the drug that I'm thinking of
What does Mozart, Stephen King and Blur all have in common?
True or false? Lesbian film's sordid tale
Hollywood catfights pale in comparison, but what truly happened on the Blue is the Warmest Colour set?
Winslet on luck, love and Labor Day
Actor Kate Winslet: 'If I'm going to do something I want it to be done properly, goddammit.'
TheVine
Lifestyle
'She’s 79, he’s 38 ... and they're in love!'
Why are we less in love with the idea of older women loving younger men?
Weekend DIY project: Canvas wall art
Spruce up that bare wall with this easy canvas wall-art project from Creative Juices Decor.
Johansson and Winslet go make-up free
A-listers snapped for a series of raw portraits for Vanity Fair.
Prankster is back
Clooney strikes back against Damon, Fey and Poehler
Fashion face-off
Is Sydney more fashionable than Melbourne?
View gallery
Photos
Star style: Celebrity red carpet watch
Food & Wine external site
From Good Food
Tomatoes: a taste of summer
View gallery
From roasts to salads and skewers, make the most of in-season tomatoes with these recipes.
A foodies' guide to Collingwood
Our favourite places for breakfast, sweet treats and fancy feasts.
Weekly meal planner
A simple stir-fry and pasta, plus this decadent treat: Italian potato doughnuts with lemon icing.
Advertisement 
Daily Life external site
From Daily Life
Is it time to throw out your CDs?
They used to be your most prized possessions, a mark of your exceptional taste and indie-cred but times have changed.
The 19 times animals are cuter in groups
View gallery
As these unsuspecting animals show, there is definitely cuteness in numbers.
Shamed for being too fat, then shamed for being too thin
It seems that even if you take the US $250,000 prize you just can't win.
The beauty shame economy
When pubic hair becomes a lifestyle choice
View gallery
Cheers!
22 TV characters we want to have a drink with
View gallery
Horrifying realisations
The films we all got very, very wrong
Parenting external site
Mum's shock after stranger's smack
It started with a child's simple game at the shops, but left a mum and her young daughter shocked.
'I'd never let my child do that'
What food do dentists ban their own children from eating? What do doctors fear the most? We ask the experts.
Naked shot reveals model's news
View gallery
Victoria's Secret model Doutzen Kroes shares her pregnancy news in a novel way.
Travel
Reader photos: the finalists
View gallery
Take a look at the top 25 finalists in our reader travel photo competition, The Big Picture.
Flight test: Icelandair
Icelandair offers an excellent alternative route to North America from London.
Air NZ slammed over 'sexualised' video
Airline's latest safety video features Sports Illustrated swimsuit models.
Letters
Qantas points cancelled with no warning
United States
America's harshest destination
Argentina
City where going to the movies is a must
Technology
Xbox sensor guards Korean border
Kinect has morphed from virtual shooter gaming to the real-life challenge of guarding the world's last Cold War border.
Sony abandons US eBook stores
Aussies could be next in line as Sony transfers US and Canadian Sony Reader owners to rival Kobo.
'Sochi Problems' a hit on Twitter
@SochiProblems parody account has more Twitter followers than the official @Sochi2014 account.
- Tech Facebook grants wish to see dead son's video
- Tech UAV technology takes a leap forward
- Games Flappy Bird taking $56,000 a day
- Tech Free Wi-Fi for inner-Brisbane
- Gadgets Apple hires sleep expert for iWatch
- Science Artificial hand creates a sense of touch
- 3D Printing Plastic fantastic 3D printer power
IT Pro
Twitter's next hope: Aussie-led feature
Feature designed to make it easier for new people to use Twitter.
Google launches video-conference box
It's hardware designed to make it easier and less expensive to hold face-to-face business meetings.
Sony sells PC unit, splits TV business
Sony forecasts a $1.2 billion loss and will cut 5000 jobs as it sells its PC business and splits the TV division into a separate unit.
Property
with Domain.com.au
Auction market heating up
Auction activity is on the rise in Melbourne this weekend.
Ian and Nikki show is a hit
A family with strong TV links had no trouble sealing the deal on a $3.35 million house sale.
Footballers kick goals with property deals
Some have taken to secure their financial future in property development.
- Melbourne Smart buys
- Report Homes taking twice as long to build
- Melbourne Apartment of the week
- Suburbs Three of the best: Aspendale
- Prestige Harbour pad joins best house
- Developments Nests for the design conscious
- Market Rate decision to encourage buyers
Cars
Abarth racers qualify for Bathurst
Least powerful cars in the Bathurst 12-Hour field have set impressive times.
City-SUV comparison review
We test five of the latest micro SUVs to hit the market.
Drive TV
Sponsored By
- Duration
- 05:12
Great drives you can do from Sydney
Sport
Sochi Games begin with spectacular
Winter Olympics begin with dancing, history, fireworks and the odd glitch.
Watson dropped down batting order
Shane Waston moves to No.6 for Alex Doolan in only practice game before South Africa series, but Phillip Hughes steals the show.
Hird will return 'a better person'
Essendon chairman Paul Little concedes he struggled to convince Hird to move on.
- AFL Roos shocked by Demons' scars
- Cricket Third time lucky for Perth Scorchers
- AFL Roos favours minimum cap for clubs
- Winter Sports Russian greats light cauldron
- Basketball Spurs hit hard by injury in loss to Nets
- Cricket Proteas' tower of strength
- Cycling World cycling boss warns all sports
