SAS to protect crews on arms drops in Iraq
Elite soldiers will fly on RAAF planes to protect crews landing in Kurdish-controlled areas
Australia at US's beck and call
Comment Having learnt nothing from Iraq, Afghanistan wars, we're again ready to do America's bidding.
Local train maker cut out of loop
The next generation of Melbourne trains could be built by a Chinese government-owned railway giant.
Bomber's buried treasure in dispute
Controversy haunts Glenn Sanders, even after his fiery death on a remote farm west of Geelong.
Brandis wants former spy charged
Federal police called to investigate if lawyer and a former spy can be charged with disclosing classified information.
Napthine 'attacking' renewables
Environment Victoria savages state government's 'extreme' restrictions on renewable energy.
Warning over carbon tax scam
Phone calls from a 'government agency' are offering thousands of dollars in carbon tax repeal refunds.
- Legal aid restored for family violence victims
- Boy with brain tumour's parents arrested
- 'We are part of the war': anger at PM's announcement
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Labor man's Mafia links
ALP figure on weapon charges had his council election partly bankrolled by alleged Calabrian Mafia boss.
Protesters demand Pakistan leader quit
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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- 00:49
Victoria
Rotting house to sell for millions
Just how much would you expect to fork out for a rotting weatherboard house in an inner-Melbourne suburb?
National
Up in smoke: jump in tobacco excise
Cigarette taxes will jump by a hefty 13.7 per cent today, the second of four outsized increases in as many years.
World
US planes hit Islamic State militants
America carried out air strikes on the weekend against Islamic State fighters near the besieged Shiite town of Amerli.
Federal Politics
Brandis wants spy case pair charged
Federal police called to investigate whether a lawyer and a former spy can be charged with disclosing classified information.
Australia still at US's beck and call
Comment: Having learnt nothing from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, Australia is ready to do Washington’s bidding – again.
- Auditor-General to examine pork-barrelling claims
- Medical future fund to stay even if $7 fee blocked
- Telcos back internet piracy crackdown
- 'We are part of the war': anger at arms drop
- 'Defining moment': Abbott under fire
- Elite unis would benefit from scholarship scheme
- Rankings to remain after My School backdown
Comment
Let's hear it for the great speakers
Speech is an invisible art in Australia. Yet speaking is intrinsic to our culture.
Give power to the people
A radical experiment in democracy has begun at Melbourne Town Hall. But it does not involve activism.
Business
Focus on weak GDP growth, high dollar
A welter of economic data will point to whether or not the re-balancing of the Australian economy has gathered momentum.
Qantas moves closer to HK remedy
Qantas cedes some of its voting rights in its troubled Jetstar Hong Kong venture to local partner.
Freedom Foods looks for Asian partner
Freedom Foods is looking for Asian partners to launch its allergy-free cereal business to bolster exports.
Fairfax chairman demands law moves
Roger Corbett warns of "failure of leadership" if the government doesn't water down "archaic" media laws.
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IKEA pays a low amount of tax
It is not just individuals who suffer from the failure of government to police big tax avoiders.
How econocrats can lift their game
It seems the fiscal managers are running low on good ideas. But not to worry.
- Property Spring in property may be a leap
- Markets S&P; 500 edges up to set new record
- Aviation Clock ticking on cheap tickets
- Energy Lack of transparency risks rip-off
- Finance Banks demand bail-out protection
- Credit CSR says smaller businesses unfairly hit
- Shopping Woolies boss focus' on problem divisions
- Property Inquiry shines spotlight on housing
- Cards Credit card surcharge complaints jump
- Retail Where did Woolworths make its money?
- Dividend Housing market lifts Harvey Norman
- Law Trade treaties expose Australia
Money
Five secrets to getting rich
Small changes can lead to big increases in how much your investments return.
Share floats a bonanza for shareholders
The past 12 months or so have seen a record number of floats on the sharemarket.
Executive Style
Is your misspelt name a career killer?
'Creative' names are cute on kids, but are they a hindrance in the workforce?
Small Business
The way we work is insane
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?
Grump v grinner: who’s the winner?
They say we should believe in the power of positive thinking. But do grumps actually get more done?
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Polish PM new EU president
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Australia to deliver arms in Iraq
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Trapped miners rescued in Nicaragua
- Duration
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Protesters demand Pakistan leader quit
Police fire teargas and rubber bullets on protesters in Pakistan as pressure mounts on Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to resign.
- Duration
- 00:49
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| What Would You Do? | 1am - 2am |
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| Home Shopping | 1:30am - 2am |
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| Days and Clouds | 12:45am - 2:55am |
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Government low-balling us NBN
Justifications for the Multi-Technology Mix only add up when you ignore the inconvenient numbers.
ACCC sues US video games giant Valve
Consumer watchdog claims huge gaming platform Steam has misled consumers on their rights.
Killer robots 'a small step away'
Military powers should agree to outlaw machines that can shoot without orders, UN official says.
- Games Latest games: Swing Copters, Infamous
- Computers HP recalls laptop chargers after burns
- Copyright Choice ridicules piracy crackdown
- Tech Google drones tested in Queensland
- Tech Dad becomes armchair weapons expert
- Phones Apple sends invites for September 9
- Games Threats drive game critic from home
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Banks lose $US23m each on cybercrime
Cyber attacks on US banks linked to US sanctions on Russia over Ukraine.
40 applications? There's an app for that
Out-of-work Australians may be able to apply for 40 jobs a month with a few clicks very soon.
Australia's metadata breach
Federal police accidentally allowed private metadata connected to a criminal investigation to be posted online.
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Boyd Baker House goes to auction
This iconic Australian home is going under the hammer today.
Quieter period as market to ramp up
Auction numbers will rise substantially from this weekend.
Top 5 most expensive sales
Rescheduling an auction for the footy led to the most expensive sale.
- Results Domain's live auction coverage
- Sky high Rooftop gardens bloom across city
- Prestige Private Property: Bowled over
- Inspect What to see this weekend
- Preview Auctions jump to record level
- Flat Chat Tell broadband bandits to back off
- Port Melbourne New Homes: Port Melbourne
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Volvo boss wants hybrid 'V8 Supercars'
Volvo's global boss declares brand committed to racing but not V8 engines.
Ricky Muir: the accidental senator
We find out how life as a representative of the people is treating him.
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Relief, but Tigers' job not yet done
The sense of relief at Punt Road is palpable – but so is the sense of a job not yet done.
Finals preview: Hawthorn v Geelong
Brian Lake and Steve Johnson will be the big stories this week.
Richmond's climb up ladder a record
Tigers set up for further success, regardless of what happens next week.
- AFL Goodes, Warne in Twitter stoush
- Basketball Boomers thump South Korea
- Cricket Zimbabwe defeats Australia after 31 years
- AFL Melbourne CEO expects Frawley to leave
- Soccer Liverpool scores easy win over Spurs
- Motor Sport Marquez wins 11th MotoGP race
- Horse Racing Lankan Rupee in big demand
