'Verbal gymnastics': PM accused of losing touch
Unrest in partyroom after backbencher tells PM to stop making denials about broken promises.
Baird's multibillion-dollar threat
Premier promises to build billions of dollars worth of road and rail - on one condition.
'Don't run, don't run': Ferguson fury
Live: Gunshots, bottles thrown after policeman escapes charges for shooting unarmed youth.
Security rethink for 'low-risk' fliers
Scissors, tools and metal cutlery could soon be back in passengers' carry-on luggage.
Medibank bonanza reaches $5.9b
The health insurer is now in private hands, but the government has still grabbed a fortune.
What Labor isn't telling us
They are calling for donations to fight changes to the ABC. There's just one problem.
The 4-minute dash for free Opal rides
Transport Minister wanted people to beat the system. So they have, using two train stations.
- Twitter chief's embarrassing fail
- Tourist's body found after cliff fall
- Abbott leaker escapes prison
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Phil Hughes 'critical'
Helicopter at the SCG after batsman is struck on the side of the head and knocked unconscious.
LIVE: Ferguson protests
Disturbances on the streets of the Missouri town after a grand jury decides a white officer who killed an unarmed black man shouldn't be charged.
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New South Wales
Teen's plea: 'I need help wtf sos'
Police thought April-lee was victim of a hit-and-run. But Facebook suggested something more sinister.
National
Woman 'swallowed by sinkhole'
A woman was hanging out washing when she fell down a three-metre deep sinkhole in her backyard.
VICWorld
No charges for officer in Ferguson case
Ferguson, Missouri: Tension, anger and fear as jury decides fate of white policeman who killed African-American youth.
Federal Politics
Lib urges Abbott to admit ABC 'cuts'
Tony Abbott has denied using "verbal gymnastics" over ABC after MP urged him to call a spade a spade.
Politics Live from Parliament
Speaker Bronwyn Bishop has removed 253 MPs from the chamber in a year - more than Harry Jenkins did in three years.
Comment
Don't consign ABC to churnalism
There are forces at work out to destroy Australia's unique public broadcasting system.
Why aren't more women doing MBAs?
Here's a shocking statistic: less than one-third of the pool of students studying for an MBA is female.
Business
Markets Live: Medibank lists at $2.22
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Medibank shares soar in first minutes of trading - debuting at $2.22, an 11 per cent return for retail investors.
Medibank a $5.9b bonanza for govt
The Medibank bonanza has not stopped for the government, despite the fact that the health insurer has now passed into private hands.
Giants in Hunter Valley coal venture
Peabody Energy and Glencore have agreed to form a joint venture in a bid to slash costs.
Big four banks to raise $134 billion
Australia's big four banks are using cheaper global funds to fuel domestic competition.
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Tough times get tougher for BHP
The reshaping of the BHP Billiton empire should be a clarion call to contractors that times are about to get tougher.
Kim Dotcom is still on a winner
He may have been a spectacular bust at the recent elections, but Kim Dotcom is still on a winner with cloud storage provider, Mega.
- Metals Steel lift won't last without Asia
- Mining 'Green horizon' may see BHP quit coal
- Motley Fool Medibank's worth a mystery
- Tax ATO accused of bullying small business
- NZ We want you: NZ's jobs pitch to Aussies
- Resources Oil slump threatening Australia's exports
- Aviation Airports cashing in on our 'dwell' time
- Gambling Aristocrat Leisure posts $16m loss
- Wall Street S&P 500 extends record
- Banking Public still doesn't trust banks: Murray
- Currencies $A hands back China rate cut gains
- Mining BHP Billiton promises further cost cuts
Money
Bright outlook for NZ's Spark
New Zealand's telecom outfit has a new name, and is mounting a strong challenge to the competition.
Lifting inflation isn't child's play
Almost everywhere central banks are worried that inflation is too low, though it's hard to imagine we'll have that problem.
Executive Style
Everything’s coming up roses for men
Floral notes find their way back into men's scents dominated by oud and leather.
Small Business
Too many 'thought leaders'
These days everyone purports to be an expert - but are they really?
The rise of Generation Z
You've met Alex from Target, now get ready for the rest of his cohort.
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Women navy recruits grow
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Hackers target business travellers
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Obama announces Hagel resignation
President Barack Obama says Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has concluded it is an 'appropriate time' for him to complete his service.
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'Family violence does not have a colour'
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Twitter chief's massive DM fail
It seems even the higher-ups at Twitter sometimes send a message public when it was meant for one pair of eyes only.
Morgan Stanley banker takes on Google
Daniel Hegglin doesn't want the "right to be forgotten", he just wants lies to be taken out of search results on Google.
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Versatile, open-world shooter has lofty ambitions, and achieves nearly all of them.
- Sci-tech Biosecurity cuts puts country at risk
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Technology has been accused of making many a job disappear and, with the advent of the cloud, it is not done yet.
Fujitsu pushes own hardware
Company ramps up hardware business, plans to supply its own equipment in client data centres.
Federal government goes cloud-first
Dimension Data's Canberra Cloud will provide secure storage for sensitive data up to Protected Level.
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New units still finding buyers aplenty
Nearly all the apartments in the city's latest apartment building sold out within hours.
Kyle Sandilands selling St Ives house
The shock jock is hoping for about $3 million for the home.
- Renovation Making the most of a little house
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Ford to make only 30,000 cars a year
Current outputs to remain unchanged for foreseeable future, despite new models, says Australian boss.
Flying car on sale before 2018
Terrafugia team says autonomous self-flying cars could "change the world".
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Hughes knocked out by bouncer at SCG
There are serious concerns for South Australian batsman after he collapsed face-first on the pitch.
We're better than Aussies: De Villiers
South Africa were beaten 4-1 in ODI series against Australia, but captain says his side are favourites for the World Cup.
Please explain: Sutherland to Clarke
Head of Cricket Australia demands skipper explain his comments.
