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ATM robbery prank goes wrong
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Trio want Carnival cruise line to pay them more than $5,500 every year for life for horror holiday.
PM putting profits 'ahead of people'
Ex-RBA governor says Abbott government is working in the short term interests of business.
Postie sacked for being a tosser
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Kellogg's 'sneaky' sugary cereal swap
'Healthy' choice cereal replaced with a sugar "frosted" version with the same name and logo.
Crackdown on 'comparison' sites
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Daniel Morcombe's killer was finally found guilty this afternoon. Fairfax Media can now reveal Daniel was not Brett Cowan's first victim.
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Game of Thrones 'throne' in Fed Sq
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Bittersweet sympathy from company
"Save Locky's Dad" campaign's plea for better access to potentially life-saving drugs answered but not in time for Nick Auden.
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'On the mend': job numbers surprise
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Royal letters closer to publication
The possible publication of letters written by Prince Charles moved a step closer, as a gag order on them was ruled unlawful.
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PM unrepentant over Secretary's exit
Tony Abbott says his government has the right to "stamp its authority" on Treasury.
Abbott putting profits 'ahead of people'
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India's pride could ramp up prejudice
Narendra Modi's election could well herald a new culture of disrespect and intolerance.
Women doing just fine without quotas
No need to bump up numbers. In country areas, women are being elected on their merit.
Business
$A back in 'uncomfortable territory'
Australia's dollar has leapt back into ''uncomfortable territory'' for the Reserve Bank.
Jobs and miners lift Australian shares
Australia's biggest miners led the sharemarket higher after a boost from iron ore.
Fisherman caught out by low-doc loan
Home on the verge of being repossessed.
'On the mend': jobs figures surprise
47,300 jobs added to the economy.
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Bad apples or rotten culture?
Are bankers' misdeeds the work of a few bad apples, or the result of a flaw that runs right through the fabric of the banking industry?
Why Hochtief took Leighton's reins
Leighton's problems brought on the push by its Spanish-controlled German parent to take the reins.
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Gold is king but is there a better way?
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Woolies - the quiet achiever
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Putting mindfulness over matter
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Too many public holidays
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