Banks behaving badly: scandal rocks NAB
EXCLUSIVE: Whistleblower's leak reveals forgery, misconduct, sackings and payouts.
Govt denies Abbott Iraq claims
Minister denies report that PM wanted to send thousands of troops to Iraq without support.
'Golden ticket' holders soar
EXCLUSIVE: Number of special visas granted to rich overseas investors skyrockets.
Is Dan Andrews the new Keating?
COMMENT: We are starting to get a clearer picture of how Victoria's Premier is shaping as a leader.
Do-gooders 'tear families apart'
Gullible Australians volunteering in foreign orphanages causing untold damage to families: claims.
Was Emma's death avoidable?
She had seven boys. Things didn't feel right with her first daughter. She says doctors didn't listen.
Gay couples a step closer to adoption
Same-sex couples could get equal adoption rights within months, as govt orders review of laws.
Fire engulfs skyscraper
Thousands evacuated as fire breaks out in one of world's tallest residential towers.
Audrey - Celluloid Angel
She had an aura of innocence and sophistication that beguiled Hollywood and made her an icon. Welcome to the world of Audrey Hepburn.
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Young people forced to the fringe
Building homes on the city's edge is the only option for many first-home buyers.
Shirtless agent spruiks beachside home
They say sex sells and it seems that might also apply to real estate.
High-profile fight over historic pub
ABC journalist Virginia Trioli has locked horns with an apartment developer.
- Funny Radio hosts prank call Harry Potter agent
- Preview Chinese New Year tests auction revival
- Rental Rants Is killing cockroaches discrimination?
- Sellers Cashing in on Chinese New Year
- Innovation Floating house defies flood plains
- Mansion Mansion for rent: $600,000 a month
- Celebrity Jenny selling her $22 million block
Victoria
White Night director's Top Five
Festival director Andrew Walsh names his top picks for the twelve-hour celebration of light, art, theatre and music.
National
Bali nine: 'no delay in execution'
Two Australians will face a firing squad as planned, Indonesia says, one day after Julie Bishop tried to ease tensions.
World
Dubai's Marina Torch on fire
One of the world's tallest residential towers, Dubai's Marina Torch, is ablaze, with thousands of residents evacuated.
Federal Politics
Bishop calls Indonesia to ease tensions
Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop appeals directly to the Indonesian Vice-President for an indefinite stay of execution for the Bali Nine duo.
Childcare report gets thumbs down
Childcare experts and parents argue blueprint for reform is too difficult to understand and that many families would be worse off.
Comment
Asylum seekers: a tale of two reports
Malcolm Turnbull did his homework before Monday's appearance on the ABC's Q&A; program. Knowing last week's report on children in immigration detention would be raised, he came briefed by new Immigration Minister Peter Dutton and armed with the latest statistics.
Is Dan Andrews the new Keating?
The new Premier has made an impressive start.
Business
My NAB investment nightmare
Sydney single mother wanted to pay down her mortgage with her inheritance. But NAB had other ideas.
A conspiracy to stiff gas consumers
Michael West: Oil prices have halved, so why do gas prices continue to rise?
Greece, euro zone reach bailout deal
Euro zone finance ministers agreed in principle to extend Greece's financial rescue by four months.
Rate cut spurs new loans and listings
This month's interest rate cut appears to have added more fuel to the mortgage market..
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NAB leak reveals bad behaviour
It was August 2014, and the financial advice industry was on red alert. At NAB, an explosive report was circulating.
Kiwis show way as workers grey
The New Zealand labour market is dealing with the effects of an ageing population. Why can't we?
- Wall Street records on Greek deal news
- Small gains for week as rally sputters
- Scary Joe has cried wolf too often
- Telstra makes a local call
- Light rail could generate major growth for Sydney
- David Thodey retires as Telstra CEO
- The 'burbs show solid growth
- Six ways Thodey changed Telstra
- Medibank stock falls on growth worries
- David Jones to woo older shoppers
- 'Sending Kerry Packer broke' – Harold Mitchell
- Tax Office workers threaten to strike
Money
Herd instinct fuels $500b super exodus
More people are setting up their own super fund. High fees shoulder some of the blame, as does the Fear of Missing Out.
Does money past wreck relationships?
What if the object of your affections comes with a messy financial history?
Executive Style
The bourbon that's dubstep-distilled
New York's first whiskey distillery since Prohibition is driving a craft bourbon boom.
Small Business
The problem with ad agencies
Where do I start? ... is the response from most people who have ever dealt with one.
Performance appraisals: why bother?
When was the last time you or your employer got any value from this archaic tool?
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Oscars speeches: on stage anything can happen
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Dubai skyscraper fire captured on video
One of the world's tallest residential buildings in Dubai, somewhat prophetically named Torch Tower, was engulfed in flames in the early hours of Saturday morning.
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TV to screen sex, nudity earlier
Commercial networks will be able to broadcast sex, nudity and swearing from 7.30pm under new guidelines proposed.
Hancock: Why Gina shouldn't worry
It's hard to believe House of Hancock is an accurate account of events, even if many of its viewers think so.
Is it harder for men to win Oscar?
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Judi Dench
Dame Judi is not amused about ageing
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Burton's story of an artist critics loved to hate
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A dopey cow with his head stuck in a bike, a great new ethical fashion store and Steve Martin being brilliant.
Sun damage keeps happening indoors
Some of the damage caused by sunlight — the DNA damage that can lead to sun burns and even skin cancer — may occur after sun exposure ends.
More family tragedy for Julia Roberts
Actress Julia Roberts is reportedly in mourning following the death of her mother.
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What the stars wore on the red carpet this week
Sartorial misstep
Kim Kardashian's fashion faux pas
'Emoticon' eyebrows
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Top ways with noodles
Hot or cold, crisp or squiggly, noodles are guaranteed to please a crowd - and have them coming back for more.
Melbourne's best yum cha
In celebration of Chinese New Year, here's our guide to the city's top 10 yum cha restaurants.
Weekly meal planner
Make the most of the end of summer with steak sandwiches, grain salads and grilled haloumi.
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Behind-the-scenes pics from movies
Enjoy these candid moments from this Monday's Oscar faves and other screen classics.
Fictional cafes you can eat at in real life
These memorable TV and movie eateries actually exist, and they're ready to serve you.
The most satisfying TV kisses of all time
When these characters finally locked lips, everything was right with the world.
Sexist scene?
The Kingsman scene that's dividing critics
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'Mum, I don't like brown skin'
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Awkward celebrity hair regrets
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Common swimming game kills fit dad
A fit and healthy 34-year-old passed away doing something he'd practised his whole life in the pool.
31 foods that shouldn't exist
A single slice has 23 grams of fat and 40 milligrams of cholesterol but bacon lovers will think they have died and gone to heaven.
Letting your kids play on social media
When you break it down, there are essentially three social media doors that you can unlock for a child. The hard part is knowing at what age you unlock each door.
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Why you need to visit this island, now
It's about to be invaded by hordes of American tourists. See it before it changes forever.
Stunning beauty meets the bizarre
The half-naked woman in the steaming hot tub is singing opera. I'm watching her through the window and feeling like a bit of a creep.
Top photos: Niagara Falls freezes over
Amazing pics as Niagara Falls freezes over in this week's selection of top travel photos.
Technology
Crowd maps real-time disaster with app
Luke Corbett worked in emergencies for 16 years. He knew an app could do a better job to alert people of danger.
Three-strikes rule proposed for pirates
ISPs will hand pirates over to the movie houses, potentially without a court fight, under proposed code.
Photoshop: 25 years of hoaxes and fails
Photoshop has done much more than make it easier to enhance pics.
IT Pro
Factory workers' lot barely improving
Apple's latest report on supplier factories included a ban on 'bonded labour' in its supply chain.
Never over the hill for a job in tech
We have some suggestions to help tech workers who find themselves on the descent.
Funding would value Snapchat at $24b
Snapchat is seeking a new round of funding that could be worth as much as $500 million.
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Driven: New Audi TT
Audi's impressionable coupe is sportier than before, but still isn't without compromise.
Mercedes-AMG C63 pricing confirmed
Twin-turbo German muscle car set to be cheaper than previous model.
Sport
ACC no longer probing drug links
Australian Crime Commission stops investigating links between illicit drugs and professional athletes.
Three players face cocaine charges
Three football codes in chaos with fears up to 100 being probed.
Tomic reaches Delray semi-finals
Bernard Tomic has defeated Yoshihito Nishioka and will face American Donald Young in the semi-finals of the ATP Delray Beach Open in Florida.
Cricket World Cup
Live: Pakistan v West Indies
Follow live scores and detailed statistics as Pool B teams Pakistan and West Indies play their second match and look for their first victory.
Why cricketers are on millionaires' row
Australian cricket is healthy right now, but it is the kind of health that makes people nervous.
Botham: England at worst in 40 years
England's crushing defeat to the Black Caps is their worst performance in four decades.
