'Blamed on Credlin, but decisions were mine'
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Exclusive: Tony Abbott says he would have died happy if he had died on the day he was removed as PM.
Exclusive: Tony Abbott says he would have died happy if he had died on the day he was removed as PM.
Treasurer puts workers on notice that they shouldn't expect an age pension when they retire.
Investors who bought in the float have seen hundreds of millions of dollars go up in smoke.
Aussie surfers must have known they were entering one of the world's most dangerous territories.
Immigration Minister replaces Scott Morrison due to doubts over his loyalty to the cause.
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Controversial politician is facing suspension after inflaming an ugly, long-running battle.
Paramedics working at the event where Sylvia Choi died of a suspected drug overdose have been given strict instructions by their boss.
Charity group wanted to spread an anti-drugs message at Stereosonic. Instead, they were banned by police from going anywhere near the music event.
Turnbull to join US, China, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg and Richard Branson in giant energy research commitment.
Government's climate change advisers call for the slate of public discussion to be wiped clean.
A question the world has barely started to come to grips with.
The jury in the trial of Robert Xie over Lin family murders have been told they can deliver a majority verdict of 11 jurors to one.
A Dockers fan who admitted hitting a woman in the jaw at an AFL match has been jailed for eight months.
The agency responsible for educating half a million children issues a plea to international donors.
The Immigration Minister has replaced Scott Morrison due to doubts over Treasurer's loyalty to the conservative cause.
Government will be asked to consider overhauling halal certification, including clearer labelling for food sold locally.
Satire could serve to strip the jihadists of any glamour or mystique and contribute to countering violent extremism programs.
Malcolm Turnbull could use the Paris climate talks to repair Australia's reputation in the renewable energy industry.
Investors who bought in the Dick Smith float have seen hundreds of millions of dollars go up in smoke.
A week after entering administration, adult education and training company closes.
Scott Morrison has put workers on notice they should no longer expect to receive an age pension.
Petrol station owner Viva Energy's proposed $2 billion property float has cleared a big hurdle.
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Coal miners in the Hunter Valley take a familliar approach to protest against demise of the Drayton coal mine.
Next year promises to be a transitional one for the routed commodities market.
Money worries can double the pain of divorce, but it is possible to amicably agree on a fair settlement.
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Aussie entrepreneurs dive into shark deterrence technologies after a sharp rise in attacks.
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A three-hour buying frenzy secured a developer $160 million worth of sales.
Two bodies reportedly found in a burnt out van in Mexico has heightened fears they may be a pair of WA surfers who've been missing for more than a week.
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New Zealand have asked for an explanation over call which spared Nathan Lyon.
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