Turnbull digging in for a long innings
COMMENT If Malcolm Turnbull's lead on net approval was a batting average, it would only be beaten by Don Bradman.
Paris terror attacks: why France?
Why, for the second time in less than a year, has Paris been hit?
Toll could have been much higher
What happened at the Stade de France was a triumph of calm and good sense on a mass scale.
The worst kind of deja vu
Hundreds gather in Federation Square to mourn the victims of the Paris attacks.
'They want us to turn on each other'
Waleed Aly has launched an impassioned plea for unity following the Paris terror attacks.
Beirut, Paris and selective grief
COMMENT This wasn't Baghdad or Beirut or one of those places you read about on page 31.
GST rise backed if other taxes shaved
More than half of voters would back increase if compensation could also be paid to the poor: poll.
'Mastermind' of plot named
LiveFact the Paris terror plot was not uncovered constitutes a 'major intelligence failure', official says.
Bringing NFLers Down Under
Australian Rules Football brings in thousands of fans for each match, millions in revenue and virtually zero attention from the US.
Victoria
Accused Melbourne terrorist in court
Nurse accused of carrying out IS guard duty and reconnaissance has appeared in court.
National
Long wait for solar battery pay-off
Household batteries are still five years from making financial sense for Australian homes.
World
French warplanes pound IS in Syria
French fighter jets launched their biggest raids in Syria to date, two days after IS claimed Paris attack.
Federal Politics
First of Syrian refugees to arrive
The first group of refugees under the special program for Syrians will arrive in the next 24 hours.
No evidence natural therapies work
There is no clear evidence that natural therapies are effective, a government review says.
Comment
We don't understand the enemy within
Thousands of Islamists want to do us and our society harm - we have to be able to defend ourselves strongly.
The global war on terror is succeeding
The war on terror is not a campaign to make bad people good, but to prevent them gaining weapons of mass destruction.
Business
VW owners still in the dark over recall
Volkswagen is still unable to tell thousands of Australian customers just how or when their cars will be fixed.
Yuan passes major milestone
A milestone for Beijing with big implications for the international monetary order.
Energy stocks bring ASX back
The ASX fell below 5000 for the first time since late September on Monday.
No Frequent Flyer change, says Joyce
Qantas chief says credit card holders shouldn't expect fewer points.
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Mesoblast tanks in nightmare IPO
Aussie entrepreneur has seen his wealth hammered on a horror day for his company's shares.
Markets make the only response
The terrible wearying truth is that we'll get used to terrorism.
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Jittery day for ASX
- Tax Uber, Airbnb to face Senate inquiry
- Paris Attacks Travellers will stick with Paris
- Agribusiness Fonterra expects sour milk to turn
- Retail Finally, a rival for Bunnings?
- Markets Atlassian IPO missing one ingredient
- Banking NAB's Thorburn paid $5.48 million
- M&A; Tabcorp, Tatts fail to agree on merger
- Technology GoPro sets up a base in Melbourne
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Money
New credit card traps to make you pay
​We know about unconscionable credit card interest rates and unreasonable surcharges, but this is what you don't know.
Perfect time to refinance your mortgage
The big banks are increasing home loan rates, but that's no reason for their customers to accept it.
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Would you bring your mum to work?
Many parents have no idea what their grown up children actually do.
Small Business
O'Dwyer details crowdfunding laws
Under new laws to be introduced to this year, companies with up to $5 million in assets and turnover will be able to raise $5 million each year.
How to have an extraordinary routine
Just how do top entrepreneurs structure their days, how do they fit it all in and is there an ideal routine that would make you more productive?
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The Block: challenge apartment reveal
What could possibly go wrong in putting all the Blockheads together to work on one apartment?
Steady market positive for sellers
The auction market remained steady, but an all-time record number of auctions is on the horizon.
You can buy Julia Child's French kitchen
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Eat lunch at your desk? Stop.
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Brownies for breakfast
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Actors looking nothing like themselves
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Xbox One adds support for 360 games
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Atlassian files for IPO in the US
Australian maker of development and collaboration software for companies finally goes public.
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Tested: Turbocharged 911 Carrera S
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No quick call on WADA appeal
Court of Arbitration for Sport will have a better idea by end of this week when result of WADA'S anti-doping appeal against Dons will be announced.
Socceroos focused despite threats
Australia will spend as little time as possible in Dhaka to limit the threat of attacks but the players remain focused.
An idiot's guide to AFL bidding system
All the answers to your questions, concerns and 'what ifs' over the new bidding system.
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'No favours' for NZ in chase on final day
Australia are unlike to do New Zealand "any favours" in deciding how long to bat for, and how big a lead they accumulate.
Taylor bats away talk of sportsmanship
Star Kiwi batsman Ross Taylor insists he had not felt slighted despite the Australians failing to shake his hand.
Centuries for Smith, Voges as declaration looms on final day
Chance of a result resting on the instructions and actions of the captains.
