ARU takes big punt on Wallabies to win Cup
The ARU placed a bet of up to $300,000 on Australia winning the World Cup. But it's not the Mosman TAB who have taken the bet.
Pre-teen on police's terror radar
He's a shy, giggly 12-year-old who loves rugby league, PlayStation and Hungry Jack's.
Stolen rocket launcher hunt stalls
Failed negotiations have left cache of missile launchers in unknown hands - and Australia in state of limbo.
'I couldn't believe it took my leg'
When Dave Quinlivan thought dolphins were spooked by his paddle. He couldn't have been more wrong.
Sighting of father and son fugitives
Police are closing in on Gino and Mark Stocco whose stolen ute was thought to have been spotted at a service station in southern NSW.
Memo to pollies: teenagers have sex
Fear of having to debate abortion makes governments wary to act, expert says.
Tiny terrace shows market change
Six months ago a buyer took a punt on a Surry Hills home. On Saturday he was scrambling to break even.
All Blacks beat Springboks
In a thrilling win, New Zealand has won a spot in the final, and is set to play either Argentina or Australia.
Making New Man Friends
Guys over a certain age are less likely to make new friends. This is a problem because healthy friendships help stave off depression, anxiety, and other mental illness.
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A day after the last of the big four banks hiked rates the clearance rate slid to 64.4 per cent.
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The softer property market has opened up opportunities for buyers, if you know where to look.
Bidders pass on home by the ocean
The price of an original Maroubra pad proved too high for buyers on Saturday.
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Two dead in moped, ute, 4WD crash
Two women died and another two people were injured in three-vehicle crash.
National
Officers planned to detain 'non-citizens'
Border Force officers planned to make on-the-spot decisions about whether people were "unlawful non-citizens" during the abandoned Operation Fortitude.
World
Iran's grand manipulator in Syria
A general from Tehran has been chipping away at American influence in the region.
Federal Politics
Shorten starts to be an issue for Labor
Now questions are being asked about the Labor leader that were largely left unpondered in the Abbott years.
I am a reformer: Turnbull
Malcolm Turnbull sets the course for reform and unity in his first major newspaper interview since becoming PM.
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- NDIS under threat from low funding rate
- Bicycle helmet laws still stirring passions
- O'Farrell nets $50,000 for three-month federal review
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- Brilliant but arrogant: Malcolm Turnbull
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Table doesn't have a leg to stand on
The infamous marble table joins a hallowed list of controversial furniture items in Australian political history.
Digger became the face of Australia
TFF was saddened to hear of the death of Major General William 'Digger' James, MC, MBE, on Monday, aged 85.
Business
The search for the perfect company
A double act by activists and investors is persuading big companies to modify their strategy.
China cuts interest rates again
China's central bank has cut interest rates for the sixth time in less than a year.
Is this an Enron moment for the ASX?
A very lively week has thrown up some fascinating questions for the markets.
Crown to roll the dice again in Macau
James Packer delivered two blunt messages to his casino investors this week.
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Buttressing pillars of our economy
The Turnbull government's response to recommendations of the Murray inquiry errs on the timid side.
A disaster decades in the making
The public has been funding a case against a man who fought for compensation for survivors of a naval catastrophe.
- US Microsoft, Amazon shine as Wall St jumps
- Deals Beach, Drillsearch to trigger more M&A
- Harold Mitchell Diversity is key in development goals
- Elizabeth Knight Who controls our monetary policy?
- Economy All eyes on RBA after bank rate hikes
- Aviation More than luck: Joyce hits back
- Agribusiness Farmers forced to slaughter cows
- M&A; Scepter happy to wait for Santos
- Markets Buy Monday, sell Tuesday
- Retail Nano food backflip
- Markets Directors trading for healthy returns
- Music Aussie who forced Apple to change its tune
Money
End to booking fee gouging
John Collett investigates the government crackdown on "excessive" surcharges for credit card payments.
Double-digit returns for lending online
Savers are earning almost 10 per cent a year by lending online through banking's answer to eBay.
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15 of the world's rarest watches for sale
Historic beauties set to fetch huge sums at a Geneva auction.
Small Business
Rate rise hits small business
Business loan rates are still on hold but small business is still likely to be impacted.
Labor admits small business failures
Labor's newly appointed shadow small business minister admits the party disappointed small business when it was in government.
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Want to stay ahead of the pack on Cup day? Try our insider tips on what to wear, and where to stay and eat.
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German brand reveals 350km/h variants of hi-po wagon and coupe.
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We journey to Australia's red centre to conduct an old fashioned straw poll.
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Texts shed light on Carney sacking
Todd Carney's $3 million wrongful dismissal case against the Sharks is not being taken too seriously by the club.
Noble Lyon brings pride to the pack
When Australia run out for the first Test at the Gabba, Nathan Lyon will be expected to lead from the front — just the way he likes it.
Unpredictable, gripping sky blue night
If there is one thing guaranteed about Sydney derbies, they are unpredictable.
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Spilt blood proves Wallabies are united
On any other day Adam Ashley-Cooper would be raging about the cut under his left eye.
Wallabies vow not to rely on duo
The Wallabies have vowed to take the pressure off returning duo Israel Folau and David Pocock.
