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PM rejects claims new GP fee will swamp hospitals -because people won't want to wait in emergency.
PM rejects claims new GP fee will swamp hospitals -because people won't want to wait in emergency.
COMMENT Oil-price drop means more cash in your pocket than an interest rate cut. Here's why.
He looks to be about 12, pale and with long, straight hair and doll-like features. And he's a killer.
Public transport group questions wisdom of free tram travel in the CBD amid fears of overcrowding.
A tram and a beer truck have collided near Melbourne Zoo.
Two more leading trainers have horses test positive to the outlawed blood doping drug.
Big studios aren't the only ones commanding the throne in Tinseltown.
The sooner it’s over, the better: that’s what the experts say about the next 12 months for the economy.
Video shows Cherif and Said Kouachi firing at police after their attack on the Charlie Hebdo magazine offices.
Pip Donnelly is still playing spot the difference with her newborn identical triplets, Isabelle, Georgina and Frankie.
Every detail of the deadly Sydney siege will be scrutinised in a coronial inquest at the end of this month.
A bartender suspected of wanting to poison John Boehner has been charged with threatening to murder the Republican politician.
Tony Abbott rejects claims his new GP fee will swamp emergency departments.
The number of high-priced drugs being subsidised by the Commonwealth has increased as pharmaceutical companies produce more targeted therapies.
How did we get so lucky? The price of oil halved in a matter of months and almost no one saw it coming.
For better or for worse, most Australians are not 'Charlie Hebdo'.
Shares fight back as Telstra extends its rally and bargain hunters drive up some battered energy stocks.
Copper fell the most in almost six years on back of the World Bank's gloomy forecast.
The much-awaited expansion of the ECB's asset-buying, or quantitative easing program will be larger-scale than expected.
Health concerns have led Thai authorities have ordered the suspension for 30 days of an Australian gold mine.
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Analysis: It is hard for US companies to compete with the Middle East and Russia when it comes to oil.
Content is still king when it comes to entertainment but big Hollywood studios are facing a new challenge.
Some parents spend hundreds of dollars a day to have their kids looked after while they go back to work.
The expert say there won’t be a recession this year, but we’re all going to feel the squeeze.
How to make the most of the Red Roo's lauded new A330 business cabin layout.
The first one's always the hardest, and here's how to do it.
You might think you are exercising your power, but chances are you're just cheesing off your co-workers.
Australia demolish Oman 4-0 to secure their place in the quarter-finals of the Asian Cup.
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Football: Asian Cup - Oman v Australia | 12pm - 2pm |
ABC Victoria |
Wildest Africa | 12pm - 1pm |
SBS ONE Melbourne |
Starstruck | 11am - 1pm |
Channel Seven Melbourne |
New York Minute | 12pm - 2pm |
Channel Nine Melbourne |
Entertainment Tonight | 12:30pm - 1pm |
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Football: Asian Cup - Oman v Australia | 12pm - 2pm |
ABC Victoria |
How to Go to War | 1pm - 2pm |
SBS ONE Melbourne |
The Daily Edition | 1pm - 2pm |
Channel Seven Melbourne |
New York Minute | 12pm - 2pm |
Channel Nine Melbourne |
The Doctors | 1pm - 2pm |
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Football: Asian Cup - Oman v Australia | 12pm - 2pm |
ABC Victoria |
How to Go to War | 1pm - 2pm |
SBS ONE Melbourne |
The Daily Edition | 1pm - 2pm |
Channel Seven Melbourne |
New York Minute | 12pm - 2pm |
Channel Nine Melbourne |
The Doctors | 1pm - 2pm |
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Midsomer Murders | 2:25pm - 3:56pm |
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France 24 International News | 2pm - 2:30pm |
SBS ONE Melbourne |
The Chase | 2pm - 3pm |
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Nine News Now | 2pm - 3:15pm |
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Judge Judy | 2pm - 2:30pm |
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Midsomer Murders | 2:25pm - 3:56pm |
ABC Victoria |
Al Jazeera News | 2:30pm - 3pm |
SBS ONE Melbourne |
The Chase | 2pm - 3pm |
Channel Seven Melbourne |
Nine News Now | 2pm - 3:15pm |
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The Home Team | 2:30pm - 3pm |
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Midsomer Murders | 2:25pm - 3:56pm |
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The Journal | 3pm - 3:30pm |
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Seven News at 4 | 3pm - 4pm |
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Nine Afternoon News | 3:15pm - 4:30pm |
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Ben's Menu | 3pm - 3:30pm |
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Things are hotting up around Fifty Shades of Grey, with the release date just under a month away.
Actor reminds people that his plunging one-liner about 'globes' was only in jest.
Brian Harvey posts bizarre video in which he complains about music industry.
Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis have put their two-bedroom Manhattan appartment on the market for US $3.99m.
Time to bin the GHDs and embrace the hot new celebrity hair trend – the Shaggy LOB.
Move over Mediterranean diet. Eating like a viking is now in vogue.
From Good Food
There'll be no more Dairy Milk encasing Cadbury Creme Eggs, and fans are not happy about it.
Unofficial market for reservations heats up as Melbourne's Fat Duck prepares to open next month.
Blood, watery beer (in cans) and Peruvian cuisine to grace our menus.
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And something unexpected happened when I decided to fight back.
Why are women of colour forced to defend the world they create?
And every second of it was fantastic.
A pregnant Liv Tyler has modelled in lingerie for her artist friend, Girls actress Jemima Kirke.
Has your "normal" changed since having kids? Here are the things you do that might not be as normal as you think.
If your child began to drown, would you be able to recognise it? Probably not, says Dilvin Yasa, because we've been fed the wrong images.
From Traveller
Air New Zealand is the first airline to fly the Boeing 787-9. Here's how it stacks up.
London's Heathrow airport has been knocked off as the world's busiest for the first time.
Forget mediocre attractions. Here are 12 places that will surpass your highest expectations.
Apple has been granted a patent for a wearable camera that could possibly challenge action cameras made by GoPro.
Telstra advising customers to reboot their network hardware after outage across the country.
HD cricket coming to Apple's streaming device, but there's a catch.
Comment: Despite the sector's overall strength, technology saw the heaviest downsizing of 2014.
Microsoft complains publicly about rival Google revealing security flaw just days before patch was scheduled.
Plan would require companies to notify customers within 30 days of discovery that information was exposed.
with Domain.com.au
An English medieval castle is selling for the price of one bedroom apartment in inner Sydney.
Luxury car owners can now admire them from the comfort of their living room.
The former family compound of underworld boss Tony Mokbel has sold for $1.1 million
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Sledgehammer sedan to adopt rear-biased all-wheel drive system, BMW confirms.
Testing has already begun on the next Holden family car due in 2018.
It is so tempting to get carried away and declare the Socceroos as the team to beat in this Asian Cup. But maybe, just maybe, they are.
Two more leading trainers have had horses test positive to the outlawed blood doping drug.
Key forward named captain of AFL club, ending the four-year reign of Nathan van Berlo.
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