Joe Hockey outclassed on Q&A by economist
Treasurer was upstaged and shirtfronted on Monday, but not by a member of the audience or the other side of politics.
Liberals 'bad for board women'
Study makes it 'hard not to conclude conservative-leaning governments are bad for women'.
River body find: three charged
Men spend night in custody over death of man whose remains washed up in the Maribyrnong.
Gatto linked to racing debts firm
Underworld identity Mick Gatto is making a brazen move into Victoria's debt collection industry.
Kids' cereals pack a sugary punch
The levels of sugar found in many popular children's cereals are shockingly high, analysis shows.
Unregistered 'IVF expert' charged
A Melbourne man is accused of pretending to be an obstetrician and gynaecologist with expertise in IVF.
Prahran private school on state turf?
Wesley College trying to secure land earmarked for new state school on Victorian College for the Deaf site.
What's wrong with the Yarra?
Filthy factories may no longer spew toxic sludge into its waters, but a newer source of pollution has emerged to spoil Melbourne's iconic river.
Iraq's Lost Wonders
This BBC special unveils the wonders of Iraq's history and architecture just prior to America's 2003 invasion - when it was all lost forever.
Content by UTS
Discovery of a lost ancestral link
Victoria
For sale: $9.3m in seized bitcoins
Victorian law-enforcement body to sell millions of dollars in bitcoins confiscated from drug dealer.
National
Huxley's killer 'interrupted sex act'
NSW
Daniel Jack Kelsall looked calm and confident as he walked from the dock to the witness box.
World
Israel's election down to the wire
An increasingly desperate Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to rally right-wing voters.
Federal Politics
Uni fee law headed for defeat, again
Government's last-ditch bid to win support for its higher education reforms has failed to convince the Senate crossbench.
Abbott strikes deal over media sources
Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Labor have struck a deal to better protect journalists and their sources in data retention plan.
- ANALYSIS: Pyne splits bill but doubles the defeat
- Survival instinct could see Abbott axed: Vanstone
- Government rejects solar panels gift for Kirribilli
- Reagan's economic adviser to promote lower taxes
- Pyne backs down, splits education bill
- Make it easier to sack workers: Ai Group
- Bernardi savages Hockey's super for homes idea
Comment
Dip into super for a house: good idea
Denying Australians access to their money to stop them entering the housing market is a cruel way to keep a lid on prices.
High-stakes endgame over Iran's nuclear program
The world faces the classic diplomatic question: is a bad deal better than no deal at all?
Business
Malcolm swings back at Murdoch
Watching sport on free-to-air TV is a 'very Australian arrangement', Communications Minister has declared.
Resources sink ASX as oil plunges
A worsening outlook for key commodity prices such weighed on mining and energy stocks.
Self-employed still under ATO fire
Independent contractors suspected of dodging their tax obligations are being targeted by the ATO.
The free 'spy-fi' watching you shop
Shoppers' internet and social media use and shopping habits are being tracked in major malls.
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Economics consulting - a new art
Consulting truly is art. Look no further than the masterpiece of consulting from the Centre for International Economics.
Ten shares hold stark reality
Given that the traditional second anniversary present is cotton, might we suggest cotton swabs for Hamish McLennan.
- Retailers consider options after KKR raid
- Streaming service Stan seeks Telstra customers
- Porges to lead P2P lender DirectMoney
- Conservative governments 'bad for women'
- Australians' record debt levels
- Too late to climb aboard Qantas?
- Better process to catch bad planners
- Investors want low-debt South32
- Chinese stocks hit 5-year high
- a2 Milk gets tick for ASX listing
- Aussie John: Ban interest only loans
- Woodside forced to shut Pluto LNG plant
Money
Yowie set for monster US rollout
Kids' chocolate maker looking to move into major US stores.
Time to reform super industry
The industry's priority is to control other people's money and maintain its comfortable situation. Change is long overdue.
Executive Style
Memo sports stars: get out of my face
Who cares how sport stars shave, cut their hair, or moisturise? Not I.
Small Business
LinkedIn for sports stars has arrived
An Aussie start-up is making it easier for sportspeople and their entourages to connect.
Seven crack negotiating tactics
Using these techniques can make a real difference to your business's bottom line.
Property
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Market at strongest level in years
This weekend's home auction market in Melbourne produced another impressive result.
The Block: our experts give their verdict
Josh and Charlotte were crowned the winners of living and dining room week on The Block, but do Domain's judges agree?
Would you like a beach box with that?
One property developer is offering a Brighton beach box as a communal facility.
The Block
The Block room reveal that wasn't
Architecture
Designer garage homes a smart choice
Property forecast
Melbourne's hottest suburbs for 2015
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Kylie, Jason, Craig and Guy are just some of the stars flashing back to Ramsay Street.
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Will Ten head back into the jungle?
A second season of I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here! is in the balance after Sunday night's final.
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Martha Stewart opens New York cafe
The lifestyle queen has set up shop in her company's West Chelsea neighbourhood.
Split 'caused by singer's rising fame'
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Maid of Honour
William and Kate need a new housekeeper
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'Creepy' doll
New Barbie can have two-way conversations with kids
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Schnitzel revival
There's probably a jar of this magic ingredient in your fridge; use it to revitalise an old classic.
Footscray pasta showcase stumbles
There's too much cream in the crop at wholesale concept restaurant Fox in the Corn.
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Get prepared for the week with "lamb in the pan" and a home-style lasagne recipe.
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This is what it's like to have a seizure
"You don't know how long you've been out. It could be two days or it could be 15 years."
Movie characters we want to see again
Now Zoolander 2's officially a go, we just need our other forgotten friends.
Six most alarming toddler food trends
Pete Evans' paleo diet for kids has caused a storm. But there are plenty more.
All-female Ghostbusters backlash
'Most vile, misogynistic s--t I've ever seen in my life.'
Relationship labels
There must be a better label than 'partner'
The age of earnestness
Has pop culture reached peak earnestness?
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Who actually rings a doorbell? Villians, that's who. The same kind of person that mows their lawn during naptime.
I stand quietly by my daughter
In a world full of people who fail to understand her autistic daughter, this mother shares why she stands quietly by her.
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Flight test: Vietnam Airlines economy
Sometimes, keeping it simple is the best way to go.
How close can a plane fly to another?
How close is too close when flying in crowded skies such as those of North America and Europe?
Skytrax announces world's best airport
Winning airport retains the top position in the annual Skytrax awards for the third year running.
Technology
Yahoo's answer to password dilemma
Yahoo wants to assign you one-time passwords you don't need to remember. But will it make you safer?
For sale: $9.3m in seized bitcoins
Australian law-enforcement body to sell millions of dollars worth of bitcoins after confiscating them from drug dealer.
Tinder users duped by marketing stunt
Users of hook-up app hoping for a date with a young woman were tricked.
- Mobiles Kids smartphone usage rampant, says study
- Sci-tech Brain scan shows 'love' activity
- Privacy Aussie telco chiefs demand metadata costs
- Games The indie game that stole CoD's thunder
- Apps Twitter moves to block live video app
- Tech Australian pleads guilty in US to Silk Road role
- Digital Life Entrepreneur hits back at 'bullying' critics
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Investor warns of Valley bubble burst
Bill Gurley, who has made a career of picking winners and losers, predicts this year we'll start seeing some "dead unicorns".
Germany and China high-tech buddies
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has urged closer cooperation with China as she opened CeBIT Hannover.
'We want to be better': Lewis Hamilton
Already World Champions, Sunday's winners want to use biometrics to improve further.
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Benz's small wagon reviewed
Wagon version of Mercedes-Benz's smallest sedan adds a dash of practicality.
Hot hatch fight: Giulietta QV v Focus ST
European hot hatches battle for hearts and wallets.
Sport
Docker Crowley tests positive
Tagger tests positive to a banned substance.
D-day in sight at last, says Heppell
Having a finish line in sight is a source of relief for the current Essendon players facing doping charges.
Daniher fined for Davis strike
Essendon forward charged with striking Phil Davis from club's NAB Challenge loss.
Cricket World Cup
Cricket World Cup is Australia's to lose
The World Cup, even more clearly than before, is Australia's to lose.
Johnson backs himself to fire in finals
Mitch Johnson ready to cope with anything batsmen seek to inflict on him in the tournament's finals.
Proteas look to action man
South Africa turn to an adventurer in bid to shed the tag of chokers.
