Colin Barnett: 'MH370 loss good for science'
WA Premier drew sighs and gasps during a lecture in which he said disappearance of Malaysian Airline flight has proven a good thing for marine science.
Hockey budget faces new troubles
Consumers blame government as they close their wallets, deepening treasurer's budget woes.
FFA to issue Glory second notice
Hope of a first A-League title may be dashed, after second notice for salary cap breaches.
FSH warned about cuts before death
Fiona Stanley Hospital management told cutting nurses would have 'consequences' before fatal bungle.
Last-ditch legal bid by Bali nine pair
Judge's ruling on Monday is the final legal avenue for Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran.
Controversial fish trawler hits Albany
Super trawler has been given initial approval to fish, despite concerted opposition.
Customers face hit on deposit tax
CBA say federal government's $500 million-a-year tax on deposits may fall on customers.
'I don't deal with monkeys'
Warning graphic content: Shocking video emerges of Perth woman unleashing racist tirade before brandishing 'a crowbar' on neighbours.
April Fools' Day fun
Jeremy Clarkson lands a new job, Google Maps gets a makeover and a sinkhole opens up in the Channel Nine carpark. Some of this year's April Fools' Day gold.
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Yalumba: trailblazer in environmental best practice
WA News
Cops seek 'unpredictable' Perth escapee
A man police say should not be approached is on the run after he escaped custody in Armadale late Tuesday.
National
Transgender battle against harassment
Australia's largest survey of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LBGT) people shows life still difficult for many.
World
Typhoon Maysak batters Micronesia
An emergency has been declared in the Micronesian state of Chuuk as Super Typhoon Maysak cuts destructive path across Pacific.
Federal Politics
Google tax 'could derail tax treaties'
EXCLUSIVE Likely centrepiece of Joe Hockey's assault on multinational profit-shifting risks breaking international tax treaties, Budget Office finds.
Coles, Woolies fight 'effects test'
The ANRA says the federal government policy review's recommendations would have a 'chilling effect on competition'.
- Hockey's budget facing new troubles
- Labor to end super concessions for rich
- Defence to slash jobs, but how many?
- Coal biggest contributor to toxic air pollution: study
- Push to dump Ferguson from conspiracy theorist
- The feared group you haven't heard of
- PUP threatens legal action against Lambie, Lazarus
Comment
How to be a good digital citizen
What do we want from the online world? It has been with us for over two decades evolving constantly.
Explain policy before sales pitch
Hockey promotes lower taxes for the rich by incorrectly suggesting Australian taxes are higher than in most countries.
Business
Where are our beer caves?
Australia's liquor licensing laws are stuck in the 60s and 70s, say convenience stores.
Will iron ore drop below $US50?
The spectacular collapse in the iron ore market could see a four appear in front of the price.
Bank safety net carries a cost
Two of Australia's largest banks warn interest rates could rise if they are made to carry more capital.
Tech companies 'most aggressive': ATO
ATO commissioner says 12 technology companies under audit, with profit shifting in sights.
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Updating the industries time forgot
Governments have often been stuck in a time warp when Australian consumers are increasingly embracing new technology.
April 1 investing not so foolish
It is said that fools rush in, but investors who bought on April Fools' Day a year ago and avoided resources companies did well.
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CBD
Costly day trade more than beer money
- Crash a warning for employers
- CBA: Customers will pay for deposit tax
- Weak commodities drive shares down
- Greenback's bull run all but over: HSBC
- $A boosted by upbeat China data
- Iron ore lobby group shuts down
- Telstra buys Medibank e-health business
- South32 valuation short of expectations
- China PMI contracts, job losses accelerate
- Iron ore at decade low won't stop China
- Manufacturing continues to shrink
Money
Four steps to beat pain of bad timing
The way you approach your investments in the first place can reduce the risk of future harm.
Wacky world of dividend stripping
The golden rule of dividend stripping is that you only ever buy a stock for a sustainable dividend.
Executive Style
The car company reading your mind
A computer can tell you what colour and trim you want - even if you don't know.
Small Business
Do soft skills really matter?
Is it up to businesses to train people in presenting, communicating and selling?
How to fund your start-up
There are ways to find capital injections even in a world where access to seed funding is extremely tough.
Video
Bayern Munich CEO says, 'he's not afraid'
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New toy store opens in Russia amid crisis
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Challenger wins Nigerian election
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- 01:46
Amanda Knox's ex says 'life can begin again'
Raffaele Sollecito, absolved of the murder of British student Meredith Kercher, says he can begin living again, but the wounds of over seven years of court cases will never heal.
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Will this Bond girl make the final cut?
She's thrilled to be filming Spectre, but this Mexican actress knows many before have ended up on cutting-room floor.
Daytime Emmys meets digital age
America's four decade old award for soaps, game shows, talk shows is pushing into the digital age.
Joni Mitchell 'in good spirits'
Beloved Canadian folk singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell undergoes tests after being admitted to hospital.
Less of a tease
New Mad Max trailer reveals more plot
Summerfest petition
Paris too 'incredible' to listen to haters
Au revoir, I'm staying
'I didn't quit,' says Top Gear boss
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Sia: showing my face 'a mistake'
The Australian singer said she should have kept her wig on and face covered.
Life hacks: Shortcuts to an easier day
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My body is like a 'deflated pool toy'
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No joke
Playboy Mansion 'tunnels' to celebrity homes?
Distant cousins
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Silly pants
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Eleven seafood myths busted
From eating fish on a Monday, to unopened mussels, we set the record straight.
A grab-and-go snack
This deliciously healthy treat has an added hit of protein.
How to make Turkish pizza
Somer Sivrioglu shares his tips and a recipe for making authentic Turkish pide.
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Know a 'Minimalist Pixie Dream Girl'?
Does anyone really only carry around a Penguin classic and a flat-dried rose in a handkerchief?
In defence of Trevor Noah's tweets
Six tweets, out of almost 9,000. That's not exactly a representative sample.
Asperger's isn't just a 'male condition'
"I'm not a Zooey Deschanel character, I was born with a complex neurological condition."
Narcissism or family love?
Why people put 'My Family' stickers on their cars
48 hours of Reddit
Inside the internet's 'most toxic' corner
Real life
How to stay sane while working in traumatic jobs
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The April Fools' prank that's no joke
Every year the same joke is made by countless users of social media. And every year people are upset by it.
Star of Neverending story today
Were you a fan of The Neverending Story? The 1984 hit starred Noah Hathaway as 13-year-old Atreyu. Here is what he is doing now.
Mum's Facebook apology goes viral
After her kids had upset a lady at a cinema with their bad behaviour, this mum sent out an apology via social media to find her.
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Unforgettable after-dark experiences
Don't resign yourself to a night at a bar - there are plenty of thrills to be had with these nocturnal activities from around the world.
Great hotels: Best 12 nights of my life
There are a dozen hotels and resorts I'd recommend unconditionally.
Flight test: Jetstar business class
I pity those who draw the short straw and get the middle seat.
Travel News
Reverse-TripAdvisor: Hotels to review bad guests
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Vail and Perisher: Lift prices slashed for Aussies
New Zealand
The most laidback cult in the world
Technology
Foxtel reveals extent of iQ3 issues
Foxtel admits many iQ3 video recording devices will need software updates to operate properly.
Australian internet downloads explode
Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show we're downloading more, and doing it faster.
'Street View Streaker' outs herself
Aussie who rose to fame as "Street View Streaker" comes forward to reveal "flash" story.
- Blog Telstra unveils answer to bill shock
- Tablets Microsoft introduces Surface 3
- Digital life Big software bugs plague Foxtel's iQ3
- Games Google Maps' Pac-Man surprise
- Review Samsung's Galaxy S6 edge
- Sci-tech Cow steroids are making fish randy
- Digital life Artists spark backlash with Spotify rival
IT Pro
Kerry lists his tech start-up on ASX
Kerry Plowright is working on delivering weather and natural disaster warning information straight to your smartwartch.
NBN rolls out to dozens of suburbs
Wynyard, Castle Hill and St Leonards among 44 suburbs in NSW slated for NBN construction work next year.
Tweet adds $1b to Tesla's bottom line
Billionaire Elon Musk announces a "major" new Tesla product line that is "not a car", in a cryptic tweet which has left millions guessing.
Property
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Thicke sells Hollywood Hills mansion
Blurred Lines singer Robin Thicke has sold his luxury home for $4.9m.
What $1m buys you around the world
A stately country home perhaps? See how far your money goes abroad.
The Block apartments hit the market
The Block is reaching business end, with the apartments coming on the market and auction day set.
Dulux Colour Awards
2015 is all about bold colour
Home design
When neighbours become good friends
House prices
The worst bubble in modern times?
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Five best automotive April Fools pranks
Whacky oddballs from the world’s car companies shine on April Fools day.
The $1.5m Porsche track tested
Porsche delivers the ultimate proof that hybrids aren't just for hippies.
Sport
Glory issued second notice over salaries
Perth Glory's hopes of a first A-League title may be dashed, with FFA set to hand club a second show cause notice for a serious breach of the salary cap.
Siddle sidelined but Smith, Starc in
Given Steve Smith has moved up the order in the one-day team and is poised to replicate that in Tests, it is only fitting he has done the same in the contracts.
Confident Day is over his fear of failure
The fear of failure is a 'security blanket' Jason Day is finally prepared to shed ahead of the US Masters.
- A look inside the AFL crystal balll
- Rebels star Weeks out for six to eight weeks
- Nevill's blessings in disguise lead to tour spot
- WNBL clubs fear player exodus if season switched
- Form dictated call-up for Voges, Ahmed: Marsh
- Smells like championship spirit, says Broxham
- McPharlin ready to go against Port
AFL
Manager holds fears for health of Dons
Leading player manager Craig Kelly says he could not rule out the 34 footballers injected by the club in 2012 taking further action.
Blues v Tigers: Round one teams
The selected teams for the opening game of the 2015 AFL premiership season.
Round one a 'tipster's nightmare'
Rohan Connolly is here to help you tip the winners in the "nightmare" opening AFL round.
