Teen, 17, held over 'Mother's Day massacre'
Police allegedly found three suspected pipe bombs inthe teenager's bedroom after a hotline tip-off.
Stopping would-be terrorists starts with the parents
ANALYSIS The undeniable reality is that kids are hatching terror plots on Australian soil.
Guards apologised to Sukumaran
Funeral of drug smuggler hears guards saluted him before being killed
How the AFL is killing footy
COMMENT Clubs have spent much money on destroying the atmosphere at games.
'He felt so sorry that they were angry'
Ben Quilty blasts Aussies "devoid of compassion" as he lashed out in speech at Sukumaran funeral.
Pyne to find new home for centre
Minister vows to find new home for Bjorn Lomborg's consensus centre after UWA pulls out.
Kevin Rudd, PM in exile
Observers say it's the post of UN Secretary General that really interests former PM Kevin Rudd.
GWS v Hawks, Suns v Crows
Giants beat Hawthorn in biggest win of the club's short history.
Dangerous Lives Of Altar Boys
During America's mid-70s sexual revolution, a group of Catholic schoolboys find escape by creating a fantasy world.
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Family homes command big money
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After over a year on the market this St Kilda home sold for a whopping price.
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School 'conspired' to fly out principal
A school committee conspired to fly its principal out of the country after allegations of child sex abuse.
National
The mansions NAB loans built
Customers taking on their banks over rip-offs win boost in landmark court ruling that requires banks to stick to their own code of conduct.
World
New coalition shakes Assad regime
A coalition of groups backed by a powerful regional alliance has made significant advances in Syria.
Federal Politics
Pyne seeks new home for centre
Government declares it will fight on in its bid to house controversial Bjorn Lomborg "consensus centre".
Keating wins his own history war
HarperCollins Australia has agreed to pulp unsold copies of its Keating biography to settle a legal battle with former Labor PM.
Comment
Abbott gambles on the fairness factor
The PM has staged a fightback that even some of his supporters considered beyond him.
How the AFL is killing footy for the fans
Where did the spontaneity and fun go? Does our entertainment need to be canned now too?
Business
Golden era for banks coming to end
Banks have seemed almost bullet-proof in recent times, but this week they took a bullet.
ATO hunts down illegal foreign buyers
The ATO is investigating 150 cases of potential breaches of the law by foreign buyers .
Chevron: king of hornswogglers
US oil giant is not a household name in Australia but it soon will be - and their tax moves are worth noting.
Customers win big in bank case
Court rules NAB broke the bank industry's code of conduct in dealings with a property investor.
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Companies holding Australia back
The usual conga line of commentators will form after Joe Hockey hands down his second budget on Tuesday night.
Meet WA, our state in denial
Looking at these numbers, it's no wonder the Sandgropers think the rest of thus are bludging off them. But it's a fallacy.
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- Jobs report saves Dow, S&P; 500 from losses
- RBA says growth will be lower, recovery slower
- Copper surplus coming sooner: Rio Tinto
- Budget to determine future of Hockey-Abbott team
- China's most wanted fugitives in Australia
- Banks lead biggest weekly fall in years
- Sydney home to top-tier architects
- The crowded centre of Australian politics
- Suburban pubs in favour
- Britain's Just Eat takes bite at Menulog
Money
Super mergers mean fees rise for some
Super fund members have to be alert to an increase in fees after "upgrades" .
No shocks? Not so fast...
The surprises in the budget will be in what the government doesn't do,
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Is a whisky blend still your friend?
Single malts steal the limelight, but whisky blends hold their own.
Small Business
5am is the new 9am
Why are we in a race to be the first at work?
Is it important to be nice?
Does how you act at work matter, or is it all about getting the job done?
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Rudd's eight years since he was 'Kevin-07'
A lot has happened to Kevin Rudd since he became prime minister (for the first time). We take a look back at the jokes in Mandarin, tears, and explicit language caught on camera.
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Backstreet Boys hit every '90s note
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Tina Fey loses dress for Letterman
Never again will she wear a "fancy dress" ... on late night TV.
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Big Bird actor, Caroll Spinney was asked to share his most meaningful interaction with a fan. The answer left everyone in tears.
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When the universe reveals something astonishing, you understand why this journey tops bucket lists.
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Technology
Why Tesla's new battery is a big deal
From reducing power bills to revolutionising our dependence on fossil fuels, people are expecting big things.
Failed Russian spacecraft plunges
Unmanned Russian spaceship loitering in orbit after a failed cargo run to the ISS plunges into Earth's atmosphere.
Microsoft abandons Media Centre
Why turn your PC into a video recorder when so many other devices will do the job?
- Sci-tech Rodents may predict next big quake
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- Apps UberX ups ante on taxis, cuts fares
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- Tech iiNet takeover: goodbye to the punk of telcos
- Social Facebook study rejects echo effect
- Tech 'Mousetrap' sniffs out graffiti vandals
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NSW digital nirvana a while away yet
NSW has over 10,000 paper forms and 3000 data entry operators. One minister wants to change all that.
Uber plans to end Google dependence
Ride-hailing app service looks to the only other company with a huge cache of accurate mapping data.
Apple's Ahrendts is top-paid US woman
Angela Ahrendts, Apple's senior vice president of retail and online stores, was the highest-paid female exec last year.
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New Skoda Superb reviewed
Large sedan sets a new course for Czech brand.
Top 10 movie cars of all time
Cars have played major roles on the big screen, we pick the best cameos.
Sport
Victory cruise into grand final
Melbourne Victory will seek to win its third A-League Championship next Sunday.
Rose buzzer-beater lifts Bulls
Derrick Rose banks in a three-pointer as time expired to lift the Chicago Bulls to a 99-96 win over Cleveland Cavaliers in Game Three of their playoff series.
Aussie pair lead race to coach Poms
The two leading candidates to succeed Peter Moores are both Australian.
AFL
St Kilda's stunning revival
St Kilda halts the Western Bulldogs' resurgence with a stunning second-half fight back to seal a thrilling win.
Live AFL: Giants v Hawks
Follow our live coverage of a mega Saturday during AFL round six.
Kangaroos turn it on after half-time
It's a good thing Tassie is already a rusted-on football state, otherwise fans testing the waters would have been committed to finding another pastime.
