Hockey to cut $300 billion to reach target
Analysis suggests budget cuts will be virtually unprecedented, targeting older Australians.
Stephen Dank ruling imminent
Anti-Doping Rule Violation Panel reconvenes with the task of judging Stephen Dank high on agenda.
Direct Action light on detail
Analysis: The Coalition gives a good impression of hoping we ignore climate change policy altogether.
Lest we forget, wars undeclared
War was never declared, but armed conflict between indigenous Australians and settlers was widespread.
Abbott ally heads for witness box
Several identities with Liberal Party ties will be called to NSW inquiry into alleged illegal donations.
Victorian rock climber dies in SA
Man is dead after plummeting 50 metres from a cliff face in South Australia's Flinders Ranges.
774 takes top radio ratings slot
ABC 774 usurps 3AW to claim the title of Melbourne's top-rating station - its first win since 2009.
- Kids suffer as wait times 'blow out'
- Family violence division budget slashed
- Thief steals $1000 of Anzac Day donations
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The harvest of war
Ninety nine years after ANZACs splashed ashore, Gallipoli Peninsula disgorges the bitter harvest.
Pies v Dons: best Anzac Day clashes
Rohan Connolly recounts the most memorable moments of the Collingwood and Essendon Anzac Day games at the MCG.
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Racial vilification laws: maybe we don't need them
Melbourne University
Where to now for Australian manufacturing?
Victoria
Napthine pressured over Waterhouse
Premier unable to shake controversy surrounding his decision to spruik once-disgraced bookmaker Rob Waterhouse.
National
Didgeridoo to kick off dawn service
Before familiar strains echo around Canberra's chilly dawn service, an expected 35,000 people will hear a didgeridoo.
World
Russia launches military drills
Russia has started what the country's defence minister said were military exercises along the Ukrainian border.
Federal Politics
White paper leaves carbon questions
Economists and environment groups have rounded on the Abbott government’s Direct Action climate change policy.
Look the other way for budget crisis
ANALYSIS: There is a budget crisis, but it isn’t coming from where the Treasurer is telling us to look.
Comment
Nation born in peace, baptised in blood
Our founders were proud of the nation’s democratic origins, so why the obsession with battle honours?
Clive Palmer's jive seals his party's fate
Parties built around a strong individual rarely succeed and never last.
Business
Biotech bubble catches analysts
Comment: When things go wrong at the speculative end of any sector, they go very wrong.
Banks help local bourse bounce back
ASX finishes close to a six-year high, buoyed by the in-favour banking sector.
Rising Kiwi pressuring the Aussie again
Australian dollar falls to two-week low against New Zealand dollar.
Roy Hill won't stop WA iron ore: BHP
BHP says Gina Rinehart's project won't be the end of new WA iron ore mines.
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No tears shed for taxi industry
Uber’s disruptive technology is threatening the very powerful, very well-connected taxi industry.
Transurban $7b deal looks long-term
The price paid is staggering, but look beyond the numbers.
- Agribusiness Ruralco earnings to surge 35%
- Economy Tourism investment on the rise
- RBNZ New Zealand raises interest rates again
- Exports China beef dependancy to jump
- Michael Pascoe No tears shed for taxis
- Tech Apple expands share buyback by $32b
- Malcolm Maiden Transurban deal a long-term play
- Hospital Ramsay founder in serious condition
- March quarter Resmed below expectations
- Aviation Qantas unmoved as Boeing orders jump
- Technology Facebook profits nearly triple
- Lending Australians step up their debt
Money
Up like a balloon, down like a rocket
It takes time for markets to build value and confidence, but this can be destroyed in a heartbeat.
Higher cap is good news
The concessional superannuation contribution cap has just been lifted. Should it be raised further?
Executive Style
Bring on those winter blues
Blues of varying hues are big news for gents of a fashionable bent this winter.
Small Business
Meet our newest entrepreneurs
Generation Z - those born after 1996 - is about to take on the world.
When is a gift a bribe?
If it doesn't meet the stench test, the front page test or the mum test it probably is.
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Dubbed "the power suit", this MJ Bale prototype has a chip in the sleeve that makes paying for lunch a matter of a mere flick of the wrist.
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MKR girls choose not to backstab
My Kitchen Rules darlings Bianca Johnston and Thalia Papadakis stuck to their morals rather than go rogue.
Flume lights up web with Lorde remix
They said it would happen and thank goodness it has. Flume has remixed Lorde's Tennis Court.
Movie planner for Anzac Day weekend
Our guide to the best and the worst of the new releases, starting with Transcendence.
- Theatre 'Sex ring': Gary Goddard denies abuse
- Radio ratings Kyle snaps at ABC's heels
- Radio ratings Gold FM beats all rivals
- Train crash Hurt pulls out of movie after death
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Royals full of praise for Australia
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have praised Australia's work ethic and quality of life, saying they leave reluctantly after a hugely successful family tour.
How to be a modern gentlewoman
Enough of the rules for the modern gentleman - what about the modern gentlewoman?
The stop it list
Four weeks weeks ago today, I was hit by a car, writes Sarah Berry.
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Melbourne's coffee prices on the rise
The cost of a cup of coffee has increased at a faster rate in Melbourne than in any other city, survey finds.
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Pasta bowls with soul
A trio of pasta dishes and a hearty minestrone soup from Antonio Carluccio's latest book.
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Stop policing my daughter's appetite
Why do strangers feel entitled to comment on young girls' food habits?
It's not enough to ask victims to leave
We need to stop blaming domestic violence victims in the face of tragedy.
Women who have a lot of sex
It's time to expose reality by shattering outdated perceptions of women who enjoy an active sex life.
Going viral
The greatest comeback to sleazy men on Tinder
'Sh-t waves? Send the girls out'
Surfers realise sexism is bad for business
Relationship taboo
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Mum bites off dog's ear to save tot
When a dog started to viciously attack her toddler, this brave mum attacked it right back.
Funniest Pinterest fails
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It's not our responsibility to manufacture contrived, magical memories for our kids. Let's just let them live.
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Strange things that get you deported
Spitting, stealing knickers and the royal crime of being too handsome may have authorities cut your trip short.
Leap from world's tallest building
The new world record that has to be seen to be believed.
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Take a look at some of the best travel photos from around the world this week.
Technology
Mixed messages over 'ridesharing' app
NSW appears as though it won't immediately bow to taxi incumbent's demands and restrict "ridesharing" apps like Uber.
Chemicals 'killing factory workers'
Dangerous chemicals are killing workers in factories that assemble smartphones for Apple and Samsung.
Now you see it: the reality of invisibility
Invisibility is one of the most startling technological wonders we will see in the future.
- Scam Warning over CBA 'refund' calls
- Broadband Aussie web speeds pick up
- Tech Huge blow for for 'net neutrality'
- Addiction Candy Crush a gateway to gambling?
- Sci-tech Quantum star inducted into academy
- Taxis Low cost 'taxi' service 'a clear risk'
- Astronomy Sun gets set to hide 'n seek
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Schools jump online, parents along
Online systems are automating everything from canteen ordering to selling seats at the end of year concert.
FBI gets help from hacker
An informant working for FBI co-ordinated hundreds of cyberattacks on foreign websites, including on govt sites.
Apple's profit climbs, but cracks show
Apple's remarkable growth streak - now more than a decade old - is starting to show its age.
Property
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House of the week
In many ways, St James Place captures the transition from old Toorak to new.
Median house price hits $600,000
Melbourne's median house price has topped $600,000 for the first time.
We all want a piece of green
It seems that everyone likes to live close to parks.
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- VIC Coast and Country
- Melbourne Neighbourhoods: Camberwell
- Property Riffing on the rhythm of the street
- Units When a brothel moves in next door
- Market Wrap 'Fair value' often eclipsed in real world
- Interiors Sliding walls prove flexible solution
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BMW to launch connectivity service
Soon your car will notify the dealer when it’s due for a service.
Audi A1, A3 to get three-cylinder engines
German brand set to rein in the cylinder count on its smallest passenger cars.
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Buddy lucky that no one was hurt
It is beyond dispute that any suggestion Lance Franklin and his rockstar lifestyle would be left to their own devices in a city not AFL-obsessed was fanciful.
Panel ruling imminent on Dank
Anti-Doping Rule Violation Panel has reconvened, with the task of judging Stephen Dank high on its agenda.
The game is not the same - to its cost
If you had to recall your favourite moments from footy, what would they be?
- AFL Dempsey back, Dons midfield takes hit
- AFL Push comes to shove: AFL admits mistakes
- Boxing Leapai camp wants ref to stop wrestling
- AFL Fasolo goes back to send Collingwood forward
- AFL North Melbourne and Harvey armed for Crowley
- Rugby League Our defence must improve: Bellamy
- Soccer Rogic and Troisi push for World Cup berths
