Prime Minister rolls the dice on Medicare
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Turnbull government prepares to privatise a swath of government payments in bid to move system into digital age.
Turnbull government prepares to privatise a swath of government payments in bid to move system into digital age.
Australian banks led market rout that wiped more than $40 billion off the stockmaket.
'Embarrassing human error' caused massive network outage, according to telco's chief operating officer.
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Stood down by church, priest travels to Malaysia 'to seek the company of young Asian men'.
At least eight people killed after two trains collided in the southern German state of Bavaria.
Glenroy College principal Paul Dingle risks being jailed to speak out for three asylum seekers at his school.
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A man has been killed and a truck driver is missing after horror crash in the state's south west.
Man smashed marsupial on concrete floor and sent pictures to numerous people.
Several people died and about 100 were injured after two trains collided in Bavaria.
The Turnbull government is preparing to privatise a swath of government payments.
Indigenous leaders are urging Malcolm Turnbull to tackle a crisis in Aboriginal affairs.
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Stuff this modern-day slogan - unglamorous, low-paid menial work is here to stay.
The world is not as sick as the global bank share rout suggests.
This year is shaping as a tipping point for Australia's mining services sector.
Boomtime for hotel sector tipped to attract a proportion of forecast $US8.5b in hotel investment.
Nathan Tinkler seeks to appeal against a bankruptcy ruling made on Tuesday morning.
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Next time there's a crisis, the big banks should be allowed to fail.
Nothing has stretched the corporate lexicon quite like the need massage the message when it comes to job losses.
A survey of financial attitudes uncovered some concerns about the way people think about money.
As Australia's decimal currency celebrates its 50th birthday this week, the archives reveal how it very nearly had another name altogether.
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Former home of 'Iron Lady', complete with bomb-proof door, is on the market. You won't believe the asking price.
Collingwood interior design studio offers huge gift, and its moral value is far above its financial value.
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You don't have to be rich to get Prince tickets, but it helps, as the artist's Australian tour went on sale Tuesday lunchtime.
Netflix is hoping you're ready to laugh at Hitler jokes. In fact, they're hoping you'll laugh at an entire film of Hitler jokes.
Women refuse to appear on the popular ABC show, says a senior producer.
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Long overdue step should cut down dramatically on the number of computers infected with malicious software.
Failed start-ups are a dime a dozen, but some burned down more publicly than others.
Super funds, insurers, corporates all guilty of caving to hackers, thereby perpetuating cyber-crime, says Deloitte.
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Lambo's latest drop-top has killer looks and performance to match.
Hawthorn legend Dermott Brereton does not believe Jarryd Roughead's serious knee injury will serve as a "huge blow" for the Hawks this year.
Club is determined to stamp out those fans who continue to tarnish their image.
Ben Reid waits for the day when he is not asked about injuries.
For the first time in the Australian captain's reign he is short of runs and presiding over a team that is not winning.
Spin king Shane Warne launches stinging verbal attack on his former captain, Steve Waugh.
Matthew Wade has paid the price for his poor form with the gloves.
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