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COMMENT Moss report a scathing indictment of the level of care afforded to vulnerable and damaged people who sought protection from Australia.
COMMENT Moss report a scathing indictment of the level of care afforded to vulnerable and damaged people who sought protection from Australia.
Forget any suggestion bikie gangs have their own outlaw code. It is all about money, power and fear.
The co-author of Malcolm Fraser's memoirs remembers the man she grew to know and like.
Australian student Grant Uranie is $25,000 out of pocket after being shot in terrorist shoot-out.
Experts believe spotlight on domestic violence has encouraged victims to come forward.
Employer's freeze on wages renews concerns of widespread rorting of the 457 visa scheme.
Man accused of Masa's murder punched Abbott as he visited hospital's acute care unit.
The house always wins, or in the case of Victoria's planning tribunal – big housing developments nearly always win, new research indicates.
An investigation into Viagra, its clones and other sex-enhancing products that are revolutionising our sexual future.
The Age's Adele Ferguson has won Victoria's highest award for journalism for her expose of the multi-million-dollar financial advice scandal at Commonwealth Bank.
The brothers are renowned high achievers. Now they are suspected of trying to join Islamic State.
Dozens have died after an attack in Yemen's capital Sanaa during Friday prayers, amid spiralling sectarian clashes.
Malcolm Fraser came to power as the divisive figure of the right and departed a moral authority of the middle, or even the outspoken voice of the left.
ANALYSIS Is there no limit to the cynical manipulation of public information by governments looking to minimise political pain?
Coalition MPs nervous about the next federal election will find a few salutary lessons in the past.
Politicians could use an injection of wit, or even good humour; it would make them seem more human.
NAB's British banking operations leave trail of despair as hazardous loan agreements cost small business owners everything.
Corporate regulator is investigating whether NAB did enough to stop its rogue advisors.
Myer chief says he will 'bring the love of shopping to life', but can he break the revamp duck?
NSW Opposition Leader Luke Foley has pledged to ban coal seam gas from the Pilliga region.
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Fiscal policy may be due a comeback as countries look to stabilise demand through the ups and downs of the business cycle.
The Age's Adele Ferguson has won the Monash University Gold Quill, for her expose of the CBA financial advice scandal..
Funds and planners at odds over how to handle smaller super balances.
Bigger and more expensive homes come with the need for insurance that covers not just the bricks and mortar, but the owners, too
The Apple Isle's leading distillers grab yet more plaudits at global titles.
Why are so many staff so insubordinate? And why are managers so powerless?
Women need to learn to shake hands like a man.
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Unprecedented interest in $53m Wantirna estate.
Renovating a mansion is hard work - even if you're a celebrity.
Australian history captured in the homes of the late Malcolm Fraser.
Can he fix it? He says he can. By Rocco Fazzari and Denis Carnahan with apologies to Bob The Builder.
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After years of shouting at the TV from his couch, Andrew Skarbek could be Million Dollar Minute's first millionaire.
US soap Bold and the Beautiful reveals transexual character in ground-breaking storyline.
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Modesty takes a backseat as fashion bares - nearly - all thanks to the new naked dress.
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You can't just lumber around, gnashing your teeth, like a demented dinosaur.
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A 10-year-old Brazilian girl had 15 maggots removed from her gums after complaints of a tingling sensation and "things moving around".
Everyone is disgusted after reading the horror story of what one UK mum found inside a Pringle container in her son's room. But were you any better?
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Facelift rejuvenates Aussie star's luxury and legendary retreat, giving it the X-factor.
Just hours before Australian Netflix goes live, pay TV giant will throw down its challenge.
Smartwatch will be built by Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer, powered by Intel and run on software made by Google.
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A parliamentary committee has accused NBN Co of secrecy over future costs of rolling out the broadband network.
More than 3000 homes and businesses will be disconnected from the Telstra copper network on Friday.
Criminals and terrorists are taking cover from metadata laws in a part of the web that can’t be Googled.
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Richard Branson hints at entering the electric car market with Virgin-branded Tesla rival.
City-sized SUVs were the fastest growing segment in 2014.
Collingwood recruit Jack Crisp is being investigated by the AFL for a bet made early last season when he was a Brisbane Lions player.
James Brown nets a late winner to hand Melbourne City a 1-0 victory over Sydney FC.
In 2010 a tall angular runner from central Africa went to Berlin and broke the world record.
It was nowhere near Shane Watson's biggest one-day score, but there have few that have been more significant.
World Cup umpires seething over attack on their integrity by senior International Cricket Council figure.
India has confounded expectations, winning everything before them.
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