I never worried about metadata, says Abbott
PM says he didn't worry about his metadata when he was a journalist - a time that pre-dated widespread internet use.
Child dies of whooping cough
Princess Margaret Hospital confirms the death of a child from lung infection.
WA footy food fans won't pay more
Despite reports, fans have it good compared to interstate food prices... with one exception.
WA man who may be Prime Minister
Previously touted as Barnett's replacement, he is now being groomed for PM.
Parents fight to save Perth toddler
His wispy blonde locks, cheeky grin and vibrant blue eyes beset a picture of innocence.
Yo! Keep it real, have fun, or get fired
It may be a new low in HR gibberish as staff at a major clothing retailer are told to 'keep it real'.
iPhone 6 blamed as complaints soar
Unhappy Optus customers are going to the industry watchdog - the telco is blaming Apple.
Noodles anyone? Wine not
The first ever Night Noodle Markets kicks off at 5pm at the Perth Cultural Centre and punters are licking their lips in anticipation. But what to drink?
Israel: Will he get a fourth term?
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing a strong campaign by the centre-left opposition to deny him a fourth term in office.
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Ute traps teenager after ute rollover
A teenager is in a critical condition after the utility he was driving rolled in Esperance.
National
Art collector's $8m gallery bequest
For 50 years, Alan Boxer's art collection was one of Canberra's best-kept secrets. No more...
World
Europe defies US on China-led bank
In a challenge to the US-led world financial order, Germany, France, Italy give nod to China's new development bank.
Federal Politics
Pyne proposes unis fine over debts
Universities churning out graduates who do not repay their student debts would face financial penalties under a proposal by the Education Minister.
'I was never worried about metadata'
PM Tony Abbott has told journalists not to fear police accessing their metadata, saying he was never worried in the late '80s
Comment
Why we need to stop telling Irish jokes
Of all the ridiculous things Tony Abbott has said, surely a well-intentioned St Patrick's Day message isn't one of them.
We should start testing for EQ not IQ
Brains are important, but 'people skills' have been neglected when it comes to preparing children for a prosperous life.
Business
IT exec was on fast track at CBA
Former CBA executive charged with bribery had risen to a senior position at the bank, and was tipped to climb even higher.
Investors 'hold breath' awaiting Fed
Shares finished flat on Wednesday as punters brace for word on what's happening in the US.
Yes, I was aggressive, Orica boss admits
Orica's Ian Smith is "extremely disappointed" that his confrontational style has led to his departure.
Doctors to report bad food, not makers
Food manufacturers and retailers will no longer have to report food-related deaths or illnesses.
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Would you like fries with that?
McDonald's local sales hit $4 billion as Australians raise spending on cafes, restaurants and takeaways.
The fallen angel of emerging markets
When Brazil lost in last year’s FIFA soccer World Cup semi-final, some called it a metaphor for the country's fading fortunes.
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- Australia cuts 2015 iron ore forecast to $US60/tonne
- Australia's growth to pick up: Westpac
- Fortescue pulls $US2.5b bond issue
- Yield hunters target BHP, Rio and Woodside
- Former CBA exec charged with bribery
- Euro fetching less than $US1 becomes hot call
- Boral in $236m share buyback
- Village Roadshow seen raising $525 m
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Future of super will be in your hands
Before you know it, you'll be able to run your superannuation investments yourself.
Banking? Budgets? Bills? Apps can help
Whatever your personal finance needs, there’s an app that can help you. Here are some of the most popular.
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Timepieces to watch at Baselworld
Will 'connected' watches make a dent? Or do mechanical watches still reign?
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I earn $1000 an hour
Guess which industry this woman works in?
Technology gets kids reading
A desire for his children to be closer to his mother was the catalyst for this entrepreneur's business.
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Port Vila residents speak about their destroyed homes and belongings after Cyclone Pam ravaged the region.
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Remember Rage's countdown? It's back
Great news is at hand for those of us who enjoy moving as little as possible on Saturday mornings.
Ferrell movie slammed for racist jokes
Considering the premise of Get Hard, it's difficult to imagine how it got made at all.
Kylie? A real Neighbours star returns
Ramsay Street is set to welcome back one of its biggest stars.
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Actress Asher Keddie has her own real-life offspring after giving birth to her first child.
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The six passive-aggressive thoughts everyone's had while scrolling through their social feeds.
How she changed the Premier's mind
Sexual assault survivor Katrina Keshishian fought and won a victims' compensation campaign. Now she has one more request .
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Pregnant Jaime King has shared a topless photo of herself, bracing herself for judgmental comments in the process.
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Having your child bullied at school is one of the greatest fears of parents – and research shows this fear is well founded.
Gay teen flooded with online support
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Want to get off the beaten track? Here are the ten places you won't bump into any other tourists.
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Aussie details for HTC One M9 revealed
Local pricing and availability announced for HTC's new flagship phone as telcos tout freebies to lure you in.
Netflix won't charge Australians GST
Fight for your subscription money is about to hit, but Netflix will have a 10 per cent advantage.
Nintendo backflips on smartphone games
Nintendo first refused to put Mario, Zelda and more on phones. Now it's changed it's mind.
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'Dark web' keeps criminals out of reach
Criminals and terrorists are taking cover from metadata laws in a part of the web that can’t be Googled.
Twins teach lesson in upmarket e-tail
Many go for bottom dollar, but these sisters are succeeding with an online start-up that does the opposite.
Melbourne clusters around start-ups
Lord mayor Robert Doyle says the Victorian capital has the economic pillars needed to sustain business growth.
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When 114 bedrooms aren't enough
One of the world's biggest homes, a Tuscan castle, is up for sale.
Ikea bans hide-and-seek in stores
A crowd of 2500 tried it in Melbourne, but when 32,000 made plans in the Netherlands Ikea stepped in.
Workers get creative with home offices
There’s more to home offices than the traditional study.
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Why property buyers overpay
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New Mazda CX-3 pricing shock
All-new CX-3 arrives with extensive range to take on booming market. Mazda CX-3 review
New Subaru Forester gets price cut
Japanese brand's new mid-size SUV is hard to ignore.
Sport
West Coast Eagles 2015 season preview
Flat-track bullies. It was a crude tag thrust upon West Coast last season - and it does not sit comfortably with coach Adam Simpson in 2015.
Proteas' de Villiers rules out SA choke
South Africa are preaching relaxation as their route to World Cup redemption, skipping training on the eve of their quarter-final at the SCG.
Watson relishes shock second chance
Shane Watson has added motivation to make the most of his shock recall to the Aussie team.
Cricket World Cup
Live: Sri Lanka v South Africa
Follow our live matchtracker as Sri Lanka take on South Africa in the first knockout match of the tournament.
Australian great joins squad
Australia have recruited World Cup-winning captain Steve Waugh to inspire their players ahead of Friday's quarter-final.
Those who choke last hold the trophy
With seven more games remaining you just know that someone will succomb to the pressure.
