SAS to protect crews on arms drops in Iraq
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Elite soldiers will fly on RAAF planes to protect crews landing in Kurdish-controlled areas
Elite soldiers will fly on RAAF planes to protect crews landing in Kurdish-controlled areas
Comment Having learnt nothing from Iraq, Afghanistan wars, we're again ready to do America's bidding.
The next generation of Melbourne trains could be built by a Chinese government-owned railway giant.
Controversy haunts Glenn Sanders, even after his fiery death on a remote farm west of Geelong.
Federal police called to investigate if lawyer and a former spy can be charged with disclosing classified information.
Environment Victoria savages state government's 'extreme' restrictions on renewable energy.
Phone calls from a 'government agency' are offering thousands of dollars in carbon tax repeal refunds.
ALP figure on weapon charges had his council election partly bankrolled by alleged Calabrian Mafia boss.
Police fire teargas and rubber bullets on protesters in Pakistan as pressure mounts on Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to resign.
Just how much would you expect to fork out for a rotting weatherboard house in an inner-Melbourne suburb?
Cigarette taxes will jump by a hefty 13.7 per cent today, the second of four outsized increases in as many years.
America carried out air strikes on the weekend against Islamic State fighters near the besieged Shiite town of Amerli.
Federal police called to investigate whether a lawyer and a former spy can be charged with disclosing classified information.
Comment: Having learnt nothing from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, Australia is ready to do Washington’s bidding – again.
Speech is an invisible art in Australia. Yet speaking is intrinsic to our culture.
A radical experiment in democracy has begun at Melbourne Town Hall. But it does not involve activism.
A welter of economic data will point to whether or not the re-balancing of the Australian economy has gathered momentum.
Qantas cedes some of its voting rights in its troubled Jetstar Hong Kong venture to local partner.
Freedom Foods is looking for Asian partners to launch its allergy-free cereal business to bolster exports.
Roger Corbett warns of "failure of leadership" if the government doesn't water down "archaic" media laws.
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It is not just individuals who suffer from the failure of government to police big tax avoiders.
It seems the fiscal managers are running low on good ideas. But not to worry.
Small changes can lead to big increases in how much your investments return.
The past 12 months or so have seen a record number of floats on the sharemarket.
'Creative' names are cute on kids, but are they a hindrance in the workforce?
We work mega hours in jobs we hate, spend half our life in traffic and turn up each day wearing a noose. Is there a better way?
They say we should believe in the power of positive thinking. But do grumps actually get more done?
Police fire teargas and rubber bullets on protesters in Pakistan as pressure mounts on Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to resign.
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Some rich kids won't be getting the windfall they expected. But is closing the Mum & Dad Bank such a good idea?
Sarah Silverman's "liquid pot" moment and other substance-assisted appearances.
Dusting off her stilettos and going to work at a Sydney brothel, ex-journalist Samantha finds herself in bed with a married couple.
After four decades in the industry, pest controller John Birkett couldn't believe what he found in one woman's bedroom.
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Consumer watchdog claims huge gaming platform Steam has misled consumers on their rights.
Military powers should agree to outlaw machines that can shoot without orders, UN official says.
Cyber attacks on US banks linked to US sanctions on Russia over Ukraine.
Out-of-work Australians may be able to apply for 40 jobs a month with a few clicks very soon.
Federal police accidentally allowed private metadata connected to a criminal investigation to be posted online.
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Tigers set up for further success, regardless of what happens next week.
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