Syria returnee warns of homegrown attacks
Alleged jihadi returned from Syria says that events such as the murder of Curtis Cheng will become 'more frequent'.
Andrews faces Labor internal dissent over duck hunting
Premier faces party dissent over decision to allow another duck hunting season – despite call for ban.
'No jab no play' laws could hurt poor
Fears children who have have not been immunised due to poverty lose out on childcare.
New crown for Queen Vic?
Think of the world's grandest landmarks. Now add to that list: Queen Victoria Market.
Thousands to get access to HIV drug
Access to a drug lauded for halting the spread of HIV will be provided to more than 2500 people.
Rio athletes need mossie nets
Olympic athletes travelling to Rio advised to take a mosquito net in wake of the Zika outbreak.
Helicopter parents harass teachers
Teachers cop the blame from overly involved parents when homework doesn't get done.
Lodge gets the Lucy touch
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Linda Pearce and Greg Baum preview the men's final on day 14 of the 2016 Australian Tennis Open.
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Gay community to receive state apology
Men who received criminal convictions before homosexuality was decriminalised to receive formal apology.
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Refugees must return home after war
Under increasing pressure, Germany's Angela Merkel says refugees will have to return home once the war is over.
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Budget office models GST on dope
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David Morrison hits back at critics
Australian of the Year David Morrison has rejected claims that he turned his back on war veterans.
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If the law is an ass, take to the grass
One has not only a legal but a moral responsibility to obey just laws. Conversely, one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws.
Why it is wrong to call Siri a bitch
The thing about Siri is you can call her a bitch and she won't mind. You can switch out her voice, replace it with a bloke's, call him a bitch, too.
Business
US economic growth cools
The US economy expanded at a slower pace in the fourth quarter.
Why Rupert is right
On Thursday Rupert Murdoch attacked Google's tax deal with the UK as 'token'. Spot on.
Analyst shines in year of unexpected
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China's 'hard landing' already done?
The "hard landing" we have been fearing might have already happened.
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Mining won't fall forever
At some point this year resources will stop being a drag on the rest of the economy.
Is this best we can hope for?
The Reserve Bank board will confront a tough economic outlook when it meets on Tuesday.
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- Scope 2016 Budget outlook bleak, say economists
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- Mining BHP shareholders brace
- Motor End of the line for British icon
- M&A; Brookfield under scrutiny over Asciano bid
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Money
Back to school, but at a price
Education costs are rising faster than inflation, so if you want choices about schools for your children, you need to plan ahead.
Credit cards a 27-year debt sentence
The average bad marriage lasts 12 years, but the average bad debt on credit cards lasts 27 years.
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Six watches that push the boundaries
These debut models from SIHH fair deliver the time with a distinct edge.
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13 start-ups to watch in 2016
Investing in start-ups is a risky business, but here is a list of some of the most promising.
How a refugee built a $15m business
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Kanye West's latest feud
It involved Kanye claiming to own Amber Rose and Wiz Khalifa's son, and then her sharing TMI about her and Kanye's sex life.
'Attention residue' kills your performance
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Google forms virtual reality division
Move comes in the face of growing competition from Facebook and its subsidiary Oculus VR.
Centrelink wrongly hits 70,000 families
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Stunning upset: Kerber beats Williams
German conjures one of the great Australian Open final upsets to deny Serena Williams an Open-era record-equaling 22nd major title.
Dank set to claim Charter told lies
New twist as Essendon sports scientist denies sourcing banned peptides from China through disgraced biochemist Shane Charter.
Perth grab the glory in hard-fought tussle
Depleted defending champions suffer shock 3-2 loss to Glory in Perth, with Victory midfielder Ben Khalfallah sent-off for kicking an opponent behind play.
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No worries for happy call-up Khawaja
Glad to be joining Australia's Twenty20 team, in-form ace sweeps aside concerns on the fierce debate over his non-selection.
Perry opts for cricket over W-League
Dual international Ellyse Perry's incredible balancing act between top level football and cricket continues this weekend.
India seal win, and take T20 series
Conceding a whopping total, then struggling to score against spin again stung Australia.
