In orange dusk, worst fears became reality
There was just enough light left in the sky for police on trail bikes to spot the charred body about five metres off a dirt road.
Brides wear yellow for Stephanie
Melbourne bride Kat Abbott wanted to do something to honour Stephanie Scott's memory.
Judgment Day looms for GoT fans
If you're used to ripping the sex-swords-and-dragons epic for free off the internet, you need to think twice.
Police believe body is teacher
Police find burnt remains thought to be that of missing Stephanie Scott.
John McGrath lets his guard down
One of the country's most prominent agents has shown his true colours.
Lake crash funerals open to public
Father announces funerals for one-year-old Bol, four-year-old twins will be open to the public.
'Non-lethal' shots end siege
A 30-hour suburban siege in Noble Park has ended with the man being arrested.
Gold Coast v St Kilda
LiveThe Suns are looking to rebound from a first round loss when they host St Kilda.
James May On The Moon
Top Gear's James May explores the Apollo moon landings and experiences the thrill of zero gravity.
Property external site
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Market bounces back after Easter
Around 550 auctions unfolded across Melbourne on Saturday - how did some of them go?
Sweet success for chocolate auction
There was hot competion for the three-bedroom, top-floor apartment in the former MacRobertson chocolate factory.
Two-speed market built for prestige
Melbourne is a tale of two cities when it comes to auction prices.
Agents
The complex world of John McGrath
Future cities
Plans for floating cities by 2020
Design
When art meets architecture
Victoria
Inside the search for Luke
Luke Shambrook was found in a place he never should have been, and the last place anyone would think to look for him.
National
Child safety director faces abuse charge
QLD
Brett Anthony O'Connor faces charges of indecent and sexual assaults allegedly committed against a 12-year-old boy.
World
Car bomb explodes in Koh Samui
A car bomb has exploded at a shopping mall on the popular resort island of Samui, injuring about 7 people.
Federal Politics
Anti-vaccinators to lose benefits
Parents who do not vaccinate their children to lose welfare payments of up to $2100 per child under federal policy.
Bishop in Iran for asylum seeker deal
Fate of hundreds of Iranians held in Australian detention who've failed in refugee claims to be key focus of talks.
Comment
Facing up to Satan's drug
The scourge of ice addiction needs to be tackled on several fronts.
Press Council adjudication
The Press Council has partly upheld a complaint by Macquarie Group Ltd.
Business
Shift in trust leaves banks vulnerable
Peer-to-peer lenders are yet another rival eyeing a cut of the concentrated money-lending industry.
ATO too 'generous' on claims
Former ATO employee tells of a case against a big four bank in which a tax bill of $100 million was reduced.
Microsoft HQ's Mr Nice Guy
MICHAEL WEST | You almost felt sorry for Microsoft tax executive Bill Sample this week.
Anti-piracy regulations sharpened
Communications industry believes a new copyright code is the first step to a better future.
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Reckon we need small government?
We've heard plenty of ideological talk about the need for smaller government in recent years.
We can borrow what we need
This is a moment to consider the possibility that Australia could get by for a while without its triple A borrowing status.
- GE surge lifts US stocks
- BHP and Rio Tinto under ATO audit
- Atlas Iron mothballs mines
- Managing through the messaging
- Australian dollar to fall to US73¢
- Shell has changed the music, but will others join in?
- Performance charts point to peak gains
- RBA's 'dwindling ammunition'
- Californians turn to Australians for a hand
- LinkedIn branches into online learning
- Shares shrug off commodity price woes
- Warner Bros brings new game
Money
Money has many in a spin
Many of us make financial decisions based on gut feel, our survey shows, and most could do better.
Go and get stuffed!
Surge of interest in taxidermy at the same time as young artists are taking it to uncharted territory.
Executive Style
Enjoy beer? Come to the dark side
Brown ales, porters and stouts rise as dark beer drops 'old man' image.
Small Business
Does money really motivate?
Be honest - how important is moolah when it comes to getting you out of bed each day?
Penalty rates aren’t the problem
What’s the real reason so many businesses closed over Easter?
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Game of Thrones: a (very) quick recap
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Whistleblower reveals abuses in state-run care
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- 04:51
Inside the heads of Melbourne's young writers
- Duration
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The Block diehards camp overnight
Thousands lined up for hours, some for two days, for a glimpse inside The Block apartments.
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- 02:08
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'Families will be hacking each other'
As he takes a new direction in The Gunman, Sean Penn speaks out about the Sony Pictures hack and whistleblowers.
The mystery and lies of Kurt Cobain
'Almost everything in the Montage of Heck is going to come as a revelation or a surprise to most fans'.
Wolf Hall gets it right, Mad Men wrong
Show creators, filmmakers are being held to higher standards when it comes to historical accuracy.
Penny Chapman
TV producer gives inside goss on Real Housewives
Noah Baumbach
Director talks Stiller's man crush, screwball comedy
weekend movie guide
What's worth watching this weekend
Lifestyle
Bedroom cheats busted
If you're up to no good and feel like you're being watched, chances are you probably are.
Real Housewives star's son in court
Lydia Schiavello's son is accused of stalking and posting nude photos of a woman on social media without permission.
Dealing with a lover scarred by cheating
Once cut, are lovers scorned forever scarred?
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From Good Food
Weekly meal planner
A Middle Eastern inspired feast and comfort food classics feature this weekend.
The 30 food adventures you must have
Good Food's travel and food editors share their favourite experiences on the road.
Do-it-yourself pizza recipes
Pick up some toppings, get your base on to prove and become your very own pizzaiolo.
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From Daily Life
Most memorable makeovers in film
The good, the bad and the terribly, terribly awkward transformations from the big screen.
The best movie sex scenes for women
Which films have had a positive or progressive impact on the way we see women and sex on film?
Celebs who cheated on other celebs...
(with another celeb) Because if you're gonna be unfaithful, you might as well do it with another famous person, right?
Remember these?
79 images that perfectly sum up the 90s
Not impressed
11 times kids reacted hilariously to politicians
Real life
Starting your life over and over again
Parenting external site
Six sons ... and then this happens
Imagine it. You have six sons. And you've thrown a gender reveal party to discover the gender of your seventh child.
Boy vomits in store then sends this
After vomiting in a book store, the boy sent this funny apology note complete with a little something extra to whoever cleaned up his vomit.
How French schools stop fussy eaters
When the time came for this expat mum to send her fussy-eating child to a French school she feared her daughter would starve.
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End of the earth 'world's worst dump'?
It's known as the end of the world. But does it also deserve a reputation as one of the 'world's worst dumps'?
Australia's wackiest festival
Your Game of Thrones fantasies can come true here.
The happiest place on earth
Made famous by an iconic movie, these remote islands will show you another side of Fiji.
Traveller letters
Get over yourself, Melbourne: You're not Paris
Food & wine
Dirty French gets sexy in New York
Photos
The Big Picture: Readers' top travel photos
Technology
Tide turns against online pirates
Australians who enjoy illicit copies of TV shows and movies from the internet are sailing into a storm.
Scientists bend rules to get funding
Competition among researchers for funding is so intense it's driving some rather unscientific behaviours.
'Toxic': Ex-Apple employee lashes out
Australian employee who worked at Apple quits after alleged 'mind games', 'harassment' and 'intimidation'.
- Wearables Apple calls end to infamous queues
- Security ABC password exposed live on radio
- Blog Star Wars enters the digital era
- Privacy VPN usage widespread in Australia
- Digital life This Clorox tweet can't be bleached away
- Tech Plan to shut down your internet
- Wearables What reviewers think of Apple Watch
IT Pro
Homes face broadband disconnection
Is yours one of the 11,000 Sydney copper phone lines about to be disconnected?
China's 'Great Cannon' cyber weapon
China has begun using an "offensive system" able to disrupt access to websites outside its borders.
Samsung shows signs of a turnaround
On the back of strong Galaxy S6 orders and a new deal to supply Apple with iPhone chips, Samsung could be on the mend.
Cars external site
with Drive.com.au
Hyundai i30 Series II review
Updated Korean hatch now has the smarts to take on the top-sellers.
New Ford Mondeo reviewed
Does the long-awaited new mid-sizer live up to the blue oval's hype?
Sport
Spieth breaks records at Augusta
Jordan Spieth is looking good for a green jacket after producing the lowest 36-hole score in relation to par in major championship history.
There won't be another, says Lawry
Bill Lawry articulates what many felt on hearing of passing of Richie Benaud
Glory booted out of A-League finals
FFA finds club to have committed breach of salary cap.
AFL
Crows show up Magpie weaknesses
This game confirmed some of the findings of the pre-season and round one.
AFL round two: Saturday footy
Live
Welcome to our live and extensive coverage of Saturday footy for AFL round two.
Bulldogs' bite too tough for Tigers
Bulldogs continue revitalisation under new coach Luke Beveridge.
