WA minister Nalder stripped of finance
Dean Nalder has been stripped of his finance portfolio as part of a cabinet reshuffle after conflict of interest controversies.
'This is an emergency descent'
Passengers relieved as Qantas jet lands safely in Perth after air con fault forces unplanned stop.
Voters turn against Abbott in poll
Bill Shorten now regarded as stronger, more trustworthy and more competent.
Killer disease we don't speak about
This disease has killed or permanently disabled millions - but it's not Ebola.
Hostage killed on the cusp of release
Pierre Korkie was supposed to be freed on Sunday. Instead a body was sent home to South Africa.
Hospital sold to help cut WA debt
Barnett government recoups $17.5 million by selling Kaleeya Hospital in East Fremantle.
Aussie con artist set for Canada exit
After duping Irish and Canadian authorities, troublemaker Samantha Azzopardi is headed home.
- Uber driver, rape accused on the run
- Aussie dollar falls below 83 US cents
- Coke set to cut more than 200 jobs
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Hazy shade of Perth summer
Health warnings issued as smoke from prescribed burns in the South West leaves large portion of city masked by a curtain of haze.
'A bear that speaks? Yes please!'
On the red carpet premiere in Sydney, Nicole Kidman talks about portraying the villain in the film "Paddington".
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Work begins at Perth Stadium
Work has officially started on the $820 million Perth Stadium at Burswood Peninsula.
National
Bullying, command and control
Capability Review reveals culture where middle managers are left fearing promotion.
ACTWorld
Typhoon threatens Manila
Fears have eased of widespread destruction but officials warn the storm could flood capital Manila.
Federal Politics
Voters desert Tony Abbott: poll
Bill Shorten has forged ahead of Tony Abbott as preferred PM and is now regarded by voters as stronger and more trustworthy.
John Howard attacks Cate Blanchett
Former prime minister John Howard has taken a swipe at Cate Blanchett, declaring her speech at Gough Whitam's memorial service "outrageous".
- Abbott launches taxpayer-funded uni campaign
- Comment: Why Tony Abbott is the problem
- Analysis: Breach of trust key to Abbott's slide
- Liberal voter unhappy with Abbott
- No early fans for Abbott's new PPL plan
- Analysis: PM's PPL backdown is meek and messy
- Hockey urges banks to co-operate with regulators
Comment
Hope for change in Eric Garner's death
Eric Garner's death and America's burgeoning civil rights movement - a chance for change?
'Let's kick Joe' fest damaging Australia
It’s wrong to suggest Treasurer Hockey is the problem. Why won’t lazy journalists tell the real story?
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Be brave ASIC, or nothing will change
Adele Ferguson: The success or failure of the Murray inquiry's recommendations will depend the appetite for change.
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Bank stocks jump higher on back of report, while Qantas surges on earnings update.
Qantas flags biggest profit in four years
Qantas predicts its best result since 2010 for the December half.
Coca Cola Amatil to cut 260 staff
Coca Cola Amatil will cut 260 “non-frontline” staff in 2015.
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Rattled banks up the ante
When it comes to reports to government there is a deep schism between recommendations and implementations.
Banks brace for $28 billion hit
The banking industry and the federal government look set for a showdown over the Financial Services Inquiry.
- Banks Aussie banks may join global race for capital
- Elizabeth Knight The bank reforms will affect you too
- Banks Lines are drawn for the big bank battle
- Ross Gittins Economy: Not good but not disastrous
- IPOs Australian tech listing boom raises red flags
- Aviation Virgin boost from Air NZ alliance
- Media Ten broke in two years without change
- Legal Vale may settle over Rio's claims
- Media Turnbull queries Foxtel's free content
- Govt NSW steps in to save subbies
- Inquiry Murray sides with crowd on net funding
- Currencies $A falls below 83 US cents
Money
Race to bottom between dollar, rates
The new year might not be so happy with growth more than halved. That's not enough to generate jobs.
Summer - time for a good think
The holidays are a good time to engage in some planning for 2015: the things you’d change, the things you’d do the same.
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One Christmas gift to rule them all
Hollywood’s gift-bag guru names the item that never fails to win over celebrities.
Small Business
Never lose a pet again
Never worry again when thunderstorms and fireworks prompt a disappearing act thanks to a new device that monitors pets with GPS.
Get fit at your desk
There are lots of things you can do to beat the sedentary blues while you're at work this week.
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Typhoon Hagupit tears through Philippines
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Tony Abbott under pressure
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Jack Thompson's reading of 63 not out
In honour of the late Phillip Hughes, legendary Australian actor Jack Thompson narrates the poem 63 Not Out. Courtesy Cricket Australia.
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Tony Abbott has made an awkward appearance on Channel Seven's Sunrise.
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AC/DC have weathered the storm to make it to No.1 with their latest album, Rock Or Bust.
Comedians tweet farewells to Stella
Comedian and disability advocate Stella Young has died aged 32.
Big-screen romance
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Megaliner returns to Sydney 'home'
The biggest cruise ship to ever be based in Australia has returned after an $80 million makeover.
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Aussies lead US, UK in screen fatigue
As a nation we’re tired of screens but won’t give them up, with 71 per cent of us fatigued, report finds.
Turning your spare seconds into cash
Last week I had a few minutes to kill so, rather than blow it on Facebook or Twitter, I made a little cash with a new app.
Cat out-earns Hollywood, sports stars
Air of withering contempt has proved astonishingly lucrative for Grumpy Cat's owner.
- Blog Foxtel and Seven to fight Netflix
- Cyberwar Most hacked country in the world
- Tech Apple creation story is a 'bit of a myth'
- Apps Smart technology disrupts fishing
- Sci-tech Lego League lures future scientists
- Sci-tech NASA's Orion completes historic test flight
- Scams Victims of romance fraud mainly men
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Comment: The idea that failures are to be valued and celebrated is leading tech start-ups to operate with far too little fear.
Sony Pictures hack a 'righteous deed'
North Korea suggests a sympathiser outside their country may have been behind attack on Hollywood studio.
'It's probably safer than a PIN'
Bank to offer customers with smartphones fingerprint access to online banking from January.
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Rudd seeks $1.25m for Brisbane home
The former Prime Minister's home of more than 20 years failed to sell by tender.
How to give puss the boot
Barking dogs are the bane of neighbours' lives, but what about cats?
- QLD Big Cow owner moo-ves on
- RBA decision Don't rule out a rate cut in 2015
- Love Your Garden Love your citrus trees or lose them
- Flat Chat When your reno annoys the neighbours
- Industry Illegal buyer crackdown welcomed
- UK Britain's largest home for sale
- AFL Footy legend Tom Hafey's home listed
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The German giants go toe-to-toe in a battle of red-hot compact SUVs.
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The German brand has used some radical new ideas for its new electric car.
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Clarke makes bold fitness bid for Test
Michael Clarke took another step towards the comeback he and Australia crave when he completed a searching fitness test.
Early Socceroos squad named for Cup
Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou has named a provisional 46-man squad ahead of the 2015 Asian Cup.
Abbott set for Sheffield Shield return
Promising fast bowler Sean Abbott is set to resume his playing career on Tuesday after being named in the NSW side to face Queensland at the SCG.
- Racing Admire Rakti victim of heart attack
- Cricket Shane Watson learns to hold his nerve again
- A-League Relief as City grabs first home win
- Cricket Australians determined to avenge losses
- Athletics Jack Hale wins 200m All Schools title
- AFL Ex-Cat Christensen makes northern home
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