Teen supporter of Islamic State arrested
He gained notoriety after appearing on Insight, now Abu Bakr has been arrested over a religious 'hate crime'.
'I'll beat you to a pulp'
Comment: Indigenous leader Noel Pearson walked into our newsroom last week. It didn't end well.
'Phoney generosity' slammed
Thousands will miss out on places in Australia because of hidden cuts to refugee intake, advocates say.
Fears more jobs to go at Qantas
Qantas plans to slash another $1b from its ailing international division over the next three years.
Australian BASEjumper dies in Alps
A 35-year-old thrill-seeker has fallen to his death in France's Chamonix Valley.
Mayor quits before being pushed
Jeff McCloy has buckled to pressure after allegations he made secret $10,000 payments to two state MPs.
NAPLAN writing test too hard
Curriculum chief concedes writing test may have been too confusing after every state performed poorly.
- Ebola clinic attacked in Liberia
- Calls for a crackdown on unpaid work
- Tourist boat sinks in Indonesia, 15 missing
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Sharks off the hook
Some Cronulla players caught up in the ASADA doping scandal are looking at as little as four week bans during the off season.
Gazans struggle to recover from war
Conflict in Gaza has devastated the Strip's fragile economy, with flattened factories and hundreds of residents left unemployed.
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Top Labor aide to face ICAC grilling
Labor’s hopes of winning back seat of Newcastle could be damaged this week.
National
Heroic airship pilot honoured
It was a bittersweet honour for the wife of the one Australian who received this year's highest award for bravery.
World
Kurds retake Mosul dam from IS
Iraqi Kurds backed by US planes take control of country's largest dam as Syrian air force pounds militants across border.
Federal Politics
Bishop urges compromise on budget
Deputy Liberal leader wants deal with the Senate crossbench to repeal the mining tax and pass contentious budget measures.
PM on bike, but not peddling budget
Tony Abbott pedalled in stormy conditions on Sunday morning but sidestepped another tempest on the budget.
Comment
Portrait of a charismatic bully
This is the other side of Aboriginal leader Noel Pearson, the unelected bridge-burner who has left a trail of damage and division.
Blame the media, not Joe Hockey
Apparently it is OK to stereotype a senior conservative politician, but not others.
Business
Qantas aims to slash $1 billion
Qantas Airways plans to slash the cost base of its ailing international business by almost one-third.
need2know: Earnings flood resumes
Results season accelerates in the days ahead, potentially helping to extend last week's rally.
Miners in a royal spin over taxes
Miners continue to talk up contribution to coffers by conflating company tax with royalties.
CBA slashes fixed mortgage rates
Competition continues to heat up in the home loan market as the CBA cuts its three-year fixed rates.
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Stop wasting our money
Don’t laugh too hard at the ABC’s new satire, Utopia, and the wasteful and appearances-driven antics.
Entrepreneur recovers from wipeout
After an initial setback Janine Hall has businesses in Bali, Morocco, Byron Bay and Portugal.
- Buffett tips Heinz Australia into red
- Entertainment Hoyts pictures a float
- Dairy Saputo asks farmers for more milk
- Property Stockland on the hunt for assets
- Investment Clean Seas Tuna casts net wide
- CBD No Moore need for modesty
- ASIC iProperty forced into $4.6 million writedown
- Exports Cheese-loving Russians turn to Swiss
- Biotech Apathy sends jobs offshore, says CSL
- Retail Tools at 10 paces: great hardware duel
- ASX Market expected to open 10 points up
- Mining BHP: breaking up isn't hard to do
Money
Telstra result pleases shareholders
Telstra’s $4.2 billion profit, higher dividend and share buyback are good news for shareholders.
The cost of growing your own food
Growing your own is gloriously satisfying hard work. But does it make financial sense?
Executive Style
How the electric car went upscale
Powerful supercars and luxurious limousines line up for the green treatment.
Small Business
This woman started a retreat empire
After early failure, Janine Hall now has businesses in Bali, Morocco, Byron Bay and now Portugal.
How to be less busy
Constantly rushing from one place to another? Desperate for some down time? These tips can help you achieve just that.
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Clinton gets 'House of Cards' treatment
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Gazans struggle to recover from war
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Hidden gem in Rosebery
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Farming's tree change
Peter Yench of Bulgoo property Cobar NSW receives carbon credits for established forests on his property that will not be cleared for 100 years.
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Peter Capaldi won't be the love Doctor
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Television wouldn't be what it is today without these cuddly and not-so-cuddly creatures.
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The silence from Gina Rinehart's office this week was deafening when PS approached her.
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Kimye's baby makes modelling debut
Kanye and Kim Kardashian's daughter sports a nappy ... and Chanel.
Sex and The City
How Carrie and co 'ruined the world'
'Walking Corpse Syndrome'
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Ice Bucket Challenge
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A waterfront feast for the eyes
The revamped restaurant at UTS Haberfield Rowing Club offers pancakes with panoramic views.
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Downton Abbey respond to bottle gaffe
The hubbub all started when someone noticed a water bottle in the background of a photo released to promote Season 5 of Downton Abbey.
The greatest heartthrobs of the 90s
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15 women on their favourite position
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A weekend at the Hilton Sydney
A great location for a relaxing weekend, but beware the Wi-Fi and minibar.
You don't know what you're missing
If you think cruising's not for you, here's why you should think again.
Traveller letters
Why airport Wi-Fi is a godsend
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Quiz: What is Australia's current tourism slogan?
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Technology
Phone hack didn't compromise: Abbott
PM says discussions were not compromised following reports Julie Bishop's mobile was hacked.
Australia hanging up on payphones
There used to be one on every corner, now they're getting rarer. But payphones aren't dead yet, just endangered.
Teen uncovers security flaw in PayPal
Aussie who found flaw in government site finds another one, this time in PayPal.
- Banned drivers behind surge in electric bikes VIC
- Tech German spies intercepted Clinton, Kerry calls
- Sci-tech In search of a name with universal appeal
- Apps Minister endorses Uber NSW
- Games Latest games: Road Not Taken, Metrico
- Surveillance Where Google knows you go
- Phones Galaxy Alpha ready to fight iPhone 6
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WA govt phone, laptop losses rise
The theft and loss of taxpayer-funded mobile phones and laptops in WA has risen to more than $480,000 in the past year.
Ice Bucket Challenge issued to CEOs
Viral challenge, already completed by Zuckerberg and Nadella, issued to Warren Buffett and Bill Gates. Will they take it?
'We store a lot of data today'
Telstra boss says he doesn't see any problem with government's proposed data retention regime.
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Fear of developers in Redfern
Barry Humphries has grave concerns about the heritage of Pitt Street.
Cafe culture helps propel 'hidden gem'
The suburbs surrounding Green Square are becoming hot property.
Domain's top five weekend sales
A $5.05 million sale in Mosman topped the list, according to Domain Group data.
- Gothic Burwood mansion passed in for $9m
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- Title Deeds Inside story visits Coogee
- Title Deeds Griffiths rewrites Palmy script
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- Celebrity Come on: Hewitt lists penthouse
- Interview The shape of cities to come?
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Preservation v restoration
Record auction prices have created a new trend for originality in the classic car market.
Renault's Mazda3 rival reviewed
More efficient engines, but still some shortcomings for Megane hatch.
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ASADA pain could end soon for Sharks
After 18 months of anguish and uncertainty, the worst could finally be over for Cronulla.
Ewen McKenzie: Eden Park? Bring it on
McKenzie has urged the Wallabies to tip the feared Eden Park hoodoo on its head with more running rugby - rain, hail or shine.
Sharks may escape with month bans
Players could escape with a ban of four weeks during the off season.
