SBS reporter sacked over Anzac Day tweets
It would be 'difficult to think of more offensive or inappropriate comments', an appalled Malcolm Turnbull said.
Nepal quake: Australians missing
Brother of actor Hugh Sheridan among those missing after earthquake.
Hawks coach in 'throat punch' probe
Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson in altercation with Port Adelaide fan outside hotel.
6.7 magnitude aftershock in Nepal
Large aftershock strikes a day after catastrophic quake.
Bali 9 pair brace for execution
Artist's likely last self-portrait shows a torso with black hole over the heart, dripping with blood.
Plans for new $100m WWI memorial
'Sir John Monash Centre' at Australian memorial in France to tell story of Anzacs on Somme.
Obama debuts 'Anger Translator'
His name is Luther. And he told the media exactly what the President thinks of them.
Victorians missing in quake
Francis and Jen Comber and their two daughters Rani and Neve were trekking in Nepal.
Nepal earthquake toll over 1800
Survivors of Nepal's worst earthquake in over 80 years are taking shelter from the elements anywhere they can.
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To future-proof views builders buy air-rights above surrounding buildings.
Melbourne faces apartment glut
Meanwhile demand for houses continues to tighten.
The Block: couples save the best for last
The contestants pulled out the big guns for the last room reveal before the auctions.
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Victoria
Rabbi attacks anti-halal campaign
Rabbi Moshe Gutnick says attacks on halal food would be labelled anti-Semitic if they were directed at koshe.
National
How do you counter radical Islam?
Another Islamic radical organisation has shut its doors. But not everyone agrees the closure of fringe prayer rooms is a good idea.
World
Nepal quake death toll climbs
More than 1800 people have been killed and hundreds are missing in Nepal's quake.
Federal Politics
'One in 10 on welfare is overpaid'
Nearly 750,000 welfare recipients were overpaid by Centrelink in the second half of last year..
'Australia risks isolation over climate'
Nobel Laureate Peter Doherty says Australia is being seen internationally as "public enemy number one" on climate change.
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A very personal attachment
The 100th anniversary of the Anzac landings draws our attention to events that so many of us have a strong attachment to.
This golden goose is over-plucked
What's the point of a Coalition government that offers the same tax increases expected from Labor and the Greens?
Business
TPP difficult pill to swallow
Should the Trans-Pacific Partnership be passed, IP rights will be in sharp focus for Australians.
Banks' feel property heat from afar
If you assumed banks were only exposed to one booming city housing market, think again.
China cracks down stock manipulation
Securities regulator launches campaign to crack down on market manipulation, insider trading.
Xero annual loss doubles to $68m
Shares in cloud based accounting software maker Xero are trading more than 10 per cent lower.
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LIBOR scandal will dog banking
A global probe into the manipulation of London interbank borrowing rates has hit a new high, or low.
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Pick a card - but not just any card
Here are the top picks from the new breedof credit cards – and how to use them so that you, not your provider, win.
Make breaking up less hard to do
Women are at a high risk of losing out financially in a divorce, but this doesn't have to be the case.
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Subjects tricked into feeling invisible
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So-called smart cities, with wireless sensors controlling everything from traffic lights to water management, may be vulnerable to cyber attack.
Brisbane urged to innovate or miss out
Brisbane must act now or risk losing the chance to compete globally in the digital world.
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Victory seal Premiership Plate
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Sydney secure second spot with win
Sydney FC have missed out on the Premier's Plate but have secured second place going into the finals.
Campbell backs swimming restructure
World champion endorses move to bypass the role of high-performance manager.
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Johnson the sub is a 'team man'
Geelong champion not happy to be made the substitute against North Melbourne.
Hawks coach in altercation with fan
Alastair Clarkson involved in an altercation with a man outside team's Adelaide hotel.
North storm home to beat Geelong
Roos run over the top of slumping Cats to record a 16-point win.
