Terror suspect 'planned to behead police'
Officers say he was operating under IS instruction and had plans to post photos of beheading online.
'Nothing to do with terror': the man in the Gucci hat
Picked up in the nation's largest terror raid, Sydney mechanic released on good behaviour bond.
Peter Slipper avoids jail
A magistrate decides community service is punishment enough for former speaker.
Modern Family star 'feared for life'
Actress's ex-boyfriend allegedly grabbed her by the throat and would not let go.
Khorasan's explosive clothes plan
Most Americans did not even know that the Khorasan Group existed, let alone of its plans.
How to make a million in shares
The path to a million dollars is not as complicated as you might think.
BlackBerry's 'bizarre' new phone
Trying to out-innovate its rivals, Blackberry opts for a different shape for its new phone.
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A $100m eureka moment
Chris Strode picked up an iPhone for the first time six years ago. He knew it would change everything.
Climate change an 'urgent threat'
US President Obama addresses the UN climate change summit, calling on all countries to act on the issue 'right now'.
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New South Wales
Redfoo glassing case 'trial by media'
Lawyer for man accused of assaulting X-Factor judge says he has had to rely on Twitter for information about the incident.
National
'Woman's IQ halves when pregnant'
Executive claims she was bullied by her boss to quit her high-paying job after having two children.
World
Islamic State threat from within
Group's call on Muslims to go after the "filthy French" and other Westerners multiplies already deep security concerns.
Federal Politics
Labor flags shift on temporary visas
Labor is considering ditching its opposition to temporary protection visas if the government offers an option for permanent residency to asylum seekers.
Politics live from question time
Live
Acting PM Warren Truss begins question time with a statement on the shooting of a 18-year-old terror suspect last night.
Comment
Operation stirs fear, endangers women
Right-wing extremism is rising in Australia and has frightening ramifications for everyone.
How the iPhone made us junkies
If connectedness is the drug, then your iPhone is a hip flask and those people queuing to buy one are hopeless addicts.
Business
RBA tightening screws on home loans
The RBA's concerns about overheating property markets are growing deeper, with the central bank discussing “further steps” to tighten lending standards.
Markets Live: Bears in charge
Live
Local stocks led lower by the big banks and BHP, after Wall Street hit the skids.
Aussies fighting back in online battle
Australian fashion brands gaining ground in the $15.6 billion online retail battle.
China not factored into profit forecasts
Investors may be too optimistic about earnings expectations, a senior funds manager says.
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Buy Jimmy Choo shares, not shoes
The luxury shoemaker Jimmy Choo, which shot to fame on the feet of the stars of "Sex and the City," plans an IPO in London.
Deviants, junkies and painful births
Famous entrepreneur Robert Friedland had some strong words for the audience at Melbourne's IMARC conference on Tuesday.
- Markets China sentiment hits three-year low
- Media TPG takes on Foxtel with premium TV
- Banking NAB weighing insurance unit sale: sources
- Tech Meet Australia's new $100 million man
- Adele Ferguson Alarm bells sound on companies
- Beverages Coca Cola, PepsiCo pledge to cut calories
- Mining BREE forecasts show tough times
- Insurance QBE shakes up its board
- Banking Rogue trader sparks Deutsche inquiry
- CBD Help is always at hand for Telstra
- Shoes Jimmy Choo lists shares in London
- Energy Karoon Gas fights back in board tussle
Money
How to make a million in shares
Do you want to be a milionaire? You do?These three simple steps could see you hit the big time.
Debt that's good, debt that's bad
There are different types of debt. Some drag you down, while others can give you lift-off.
Executive Style
The best seats for suits on NZ routes
Business travellers crossing 'The Ditch' to benefit as the pointy end of flights gets sharper.
Small Business
How to spot an office backstabber
Some people will do anything to get ahead. Here's how to pick them.
This man was living in a caravan
Now he advises Qantas and Woolworths on workplace health. What's the secret to his success?
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iPhone 6 'bend test'
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Adam Spencer's 'Swan' song
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Gillard speaks her truth
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Miss America scholarship program under scrutiny
Claims by the Miss America beauty pageant that it provides US$45 million in educational scholarships every year don't add up, according to an investigation by US satirist John Oliver's Last Week Tonight program.
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Pull Big Brother repeat: expert
Bullying expert says ditch repeat screening of controversial Big Brother eviction .
Julia Gillard beats John Howard
Viewers found Julia Gillard more popular than John Howard and Home and Away.
JLo and Iggy's 'horrendous' Booty clip
Australian rocker Brody Dalle lashes out over semi-pornographic video for Lopez's new single.
Television takedown
Miss America pageant lied says satirist John Oliver
Television history
Mork's space suit, egg up for auction
TV casting
Vince Vaughn joins True Detective
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Which sort of milk should you choose?
Low fat, reduced fat, goats, rice, coconut, soy, nut and oats milk ... Let's look at the pros and cons of each.
Celebrity street style
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What celebrities including Lara Bingle and Jessica Alba have been wearing out and about on the streets this week.
Size zero and live off burgers? Yeah right
Skinny celebrities love to bang on about their favourite fattening foods – they need to stop
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Greek street food for the people
David Tsirekas serves up simple and affordable Greek eats at bustling Kingsgrove taverna Kefi.
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What happens when the Good Food Guide's regional editor heads into the kitchen?
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The secret to a crunchy schnitzel
The old 'schnitty' is making a comeback. Jill Dupleix puts a modern spin on the pub classic.
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Why some people know when they'll die
There are many things we know about dying and death that we chose to ignore.
Is shaming men for being sleazy OK?
The fine line between raising awareness and public shaming.
Men's Health's murky sex advice
Let's take a look at the lamentable advice from this month's Men's Health, shall we?
Dude-tube vs boob-tube
Outlander is flipping typical TV dramas on their head
Wild romance
Bear Grylls proposed while naked in the ocean
Kitchen Coquette
This pavlova is going to blow your mind
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The 'no children' wedding invite
"It's her wedding, so the day is all about her, not your baby." How major fall-out can occur over a simple wedding invitation.
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A mother decided it would be a good idea to teach kids about the female body with vagina-like biscuits. The teacher didn't agree.
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It's been twenty years since 'The Mighty Ducks' won our hearts. Find out what they look like now.
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Which country has the best dish?
In the battle of the national dishes, which one rules? Here are my 12 best.
The last great maritime mystery: solved
It’s not often that tourists get a chance to be part of history.
So hot right now: Sizzling destinations
Want to visit a tourism hotspot? Here are the hottest in the world - literally.
Air Travel
Airbus A350 set to get OK to fly
Air Travel
Cheap flights to Europe on sale now
Air travel
Airbus to work on new supersonic jet
Technology
Microsoft's take on Chromecast
New device lets you mirror what's on your PC, laptop or smartphone wirelessly onto your TV or monitor.
Deciding community TV's fate
Is it time community TV stations went online-only, or would such a move be a death sentence?
iPhone 6 Plus bends in pants pocket
Some iPhone 6 Plus owners reporting wonky phones.
IT Pro
BlackBerry's bizarre square phone
BlackBerry's plans point to shift away from the consumer market toward business and professional users.
Invoice2Go raises $US35m to go places
Chris Strode never dreamed of building a global start-up valued at more than $US100 million.
Porn, pirates offline for free network
ACT determined new city-wide Wi-Fi does not become magnet for pirates and porn users.
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Neighbourhoods: Annandale
Five years ago, the median house price in Annandale was $730,000 and even then this inner west suburb was gaining popularity.
Newtown squat sells for $1.7 million
"Evict the rich" spray-painted over auction centre ahead of event.
Keeping it real, and a little bit celestial
Science guru Dr Karl had some delightfully unique requests for his architect.
- Sydney New design standards for apartments
- Flat Chat Broken bylaws need fixing
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- NSW Agencies targeted over public housing sell-off
- Developments Racing boss buys into Harold Park
- Auctions Strongest weekend in six months
- Results Going, going, gone
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Crash body slams Chinese ute
But flattering score highlights oversight in test procedures.
Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG revealed
German brand rips the covers off its 375kW muscle car.
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McKinnon ready for life after league
Alex McKinnon posts a heartfelt statement on photo-sharing app Instagram on Tuesday night.
Idris: Why Soward is the Milkman
Idris knows Soward will be public enemy No.1 when the on Saturday night.
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Lote Tuqiri: A man for all seasons
From the Broncos to the Kangaroos, the Waratahs to the Wallabies, he has donned many jerseys.
Sport
Abrams named new technical director
Football Federation Australia has finally named its new technical director, with Belgian Eric Abrams taking over from the long-serving Han Berger.
Jason Day out of Australian Open
The Australian Open has lost one of its biggest drawcards, with world No.8 Jason Day confirming he will miss the prestigious tournament in Sydney.
United need van Gaal to take control
English football teaches us never to be definitive, but we never heed the lesson.
