Tiger Martin threatened woman with chopstick
Richmond star told to leave Chapel St restaurant after being drunk and offensive to other diners.
Finland considers paying every citizen $1200 every month
National basic income would be paid to all adults regardless of whether they receive other income.
Pell accused of joking about abuse
Survivor says he overheard George Pell joking about paedophile priest 'rooting boys again'.
How to avoid fillings at the dentist
Patients scared of going to the dentist may never need to face the drill, says a new study.
End-of-year school babysitter's club
Why do the last weeks of school year involve excursions, watching movies and not much learning?
'Regular dude' Abbott buys old fridge
He may have lost the Prime Ministership, but he's the proud new owner of a second-hand fridge.
Drug warnings seen as propaganda
Disbelieving young people label police warnings on drugs as 'scare tactics'.
Love on the Upfield line
Coburg man's proposal to his girlfriend involved a cast of more than 20, including a trumpeter, a ukulele player and a gospel choir.
Lion cubs health check at Werribee
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Who would steal $3000 in groceries?
Groceries that were to be used to feed poor and homeless in lead-up to Christmas stolen in a raid on a charity.
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Japan whale hunt tensions to flare
Australia is considering dragging Japan back to the international court in an attempt to halt whaling.
World
Technocrat Obama urges gun control
This was Obama the technocrat, fixed in his faith in the power of reason and moderation.
Federal Politics
12 weeks to spend $1.1b
It's been a steep learning curve for Christopher Pyne since he made the leap from education to innovation.
PM's rare admission about failing
Successful business people often describe it as the key to success, but in politics "failure" has become something to be avoided.
Comment
Dodgy drugs: wise words can save lives
Young people will always do drugs. The best parents can do is arm them with knowledge about dangers and the confidence to say no.
Smash that glass ceiling by shopping
The power of the female dollar is clearly on the rise.
Business
They should've taken $1 billion bait
The Australian company running our detention centres refused a takeover offer a year ago; now it may have to sell for less.
Dick Smith not surprised shares tanked
"You should know a company worth $90m is unlikely to be worth $500m a year later."
Consumer sentiment weighed by wages
Retailers banking on Christmas might be underwhelmed by consumers' Scrooge-like behaviour.
ACN loses chief operating officer
Troubled vocational education outfit Australian Careers Network has lost another executive.
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Think you're making a difference?
Divesting from fossil fuels companies to make a statement is futile, says ICMM chief Tom Butler.
Why we're gambling more than ever
Australia's great love affair with gambling shows no sign of levelling off.
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- Malcolm Maiden Innovation: Why not aim big?
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- Opinion OPEC 'dead': oil countries go it alone
- Aviation Jetpack maker's shares soar
- Employment 'Positive signals': job ads grow
- Media 'Adapt or die' for Hollywood
- John McDuling Just what tech needs right now
- Aviation Singapore boosts Australian capacity
Money
Hunt for income in the new economy
Colin is earning $50,000 by using his car as an UberX taxi 10 days a month to help his adult daughter buy a property.
An offer too good to take up
There'll be a rush for Macquarie's new capital notes paying 7.5 per cent but if you miss out you might have the last laugh.
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At Christmas we're a cancellation nation
You said yes to every invitation, so how do you wiggle out of attending it all?
Small Business
A 'vague' Innovation Statement
A 3D bike-printing start-up is exactly the sort of business the Prime Minister's Innovation Statement should be aimed at.
Saving startups from 'Valley of Death'
A suite of new tax incentives by the Turbull government aim to increase investments in startups.
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This could be St Albans' first $1m house
It's got five bedrooms, two kitchens and could be one of the hot properties for buyers with deep pockets.
Easing the pressure of mortgage stress
There's a 25 year catch to sailing off into the sunset of home ownership: a mortgage.
Shoe-free houses: the way of the future?
Do you really want to drag those dirt, spit, poop and gum particles into the sanctuary that is your cosy abode?
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George Lucas' favourite creatures have been left out of the next Star Wars installment.
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Exercise may have the power to work deep down in our cells to slow biological ageing.
North by North West or Wild West?
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Yoga trends 2016: yoga that's not yoga
They're playful or problematic trends depending on who you ask.
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Do these six poses daily for excellent lower body toning. Just because it's yoga, don't think it won't hurt.
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Technology
Time running out for Internet Explorer
Microsoft is scrapping security updates for older versions of IE as it pushes PC owners towards Windows 10.
The quiet fight against propaganda
Facebook, Google and Twitter are stepping up efforts to combat terrorist messaging behind the scenes.
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First impressions in the tech and start-up industries are largely positive.
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Libraries fight bullies with eSafe Spaces
A new pilot website will also make it easier for material to be taken off the internet.
Data breach notification bill lands
Australians will be informed of certain data breaches under new laws being proposed by Turnbull government.
BOM computers breached, ABC reports
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology has reportedly had its computer systems breached.
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2015 best city SUV
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2015 Best luxury car under $80,000
Mercedes C200, Lexus IS200t, Jaguar XE and Holden Calais V do battle.
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Stadium transformation to set up Cats
Brian Cook has likened the $91 million transformation of Simonds Stadium to the Bendigo Bank bailout that saved the Cats at the start of the 21st century.
AFL looking at protected area
The 'protected area' surrounding players could be doubled next year, with the AFL looking at new ways to open games up and keep them moving.
RV accuse O'Brien of lying to stewards
RV counsel accused trainer Danny O'Brien of lying.
Cricket
Rather watch paint dry ?
There could be as many people looking at paintings on the walls at Hobart's MONA as inside Blundstone Arena for day one.
Could Windies could be gone by 2025?
A recent West Indies Cricket Board director fears the once great West Indies could disband within 10 years.
Proteas' batting boring, but admirable
South Africa should not be completely derided.
