AFP dismiss MP office raid reports
THE Australian Federal Police has dismissed reports its officers have executed a search warrant at Parliament House in the past two weeks.
Which club leads the NRL membership race?
TWELVE of the 16 NRL clubs have experienced a surge in memberships but which team leads the race overall?
Church ‘mucked up’ with paedophile priests
LIVE COVERAGE: Cardinal George Pell has admitted to the royal commission that the Catholic Church made mistakes in dealing with paedophile priests.
Where you can buy in Sydney under $1m
DATA shows only about 30 of the 250-odd suburbs within 20km of Sydney have a median house price under seven figures.
Pearce: ‘I needed to suffer for a bit’
DISGRACED Sydney Roosters star Mitchell Pearce has spoken to The Daily Telegraph this morning about his time in a Thai rehabilitation clinic and what the future holds.
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Hit for six Abbott struts the world stage
EXCLUSIVE: WHILE Malcolm Turnbull presided over a cricket coin toss in Canberra and batted away awkward questions on tax, Tony Abbott was posing for photographs with Japanese PM Shinzo Abe.
Government More public service jobs cuts on the cards
TREASURER Gladys Berejiklian is set to wield the axe as she merges outdated government entities, including one whose role is to manage a pumping station — and another looking after a tennis centre.
Youth culture Bully Project won’t shame teens
TEENS won’t be shamed on a controversial new ABC factual series, The Bully Project, which will provide counselling for victims who agree to feature.
Scandal Pearce should never be allowed back
THE NRL’s own adviser on women says Mitchell Pearce should not be allowed back in rugby league — ever.
Record number of Australians for Oscars 2016
A record number of Australians are readying to battle it out for a prize at today's Academy Awards.
Cardinal Pell to testify from Rome
Cardinal George Pell has tied a ribbon at the Vatican in support of sex abuse victims ahead of his testimony
Man kills 14 family members in India
A man in India has murdered 14 members of his family before killing himself.
Clinton wins South Carolina primary
Hillary Clinton has won the South Carolina primary over Bernie Sanders propelling her for Super Tuesday.
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Kym Johnson engaged to millionaire
Staff Writers THEY met as partners on Dancing With The Stars US, but now Aussie dancer Kym Johnson and Robert Herjavec have announced they are engaged.
The average Aussie 50 years on
THERE’S been a big shift in what the average Australian looks like — and weighs — over the past 50 years. We’ve crunched the numbers and analysed the data, and the results are alarming.
Tattoos have jumped the shark. And the dolphin
Frances Whiting Tattoos were once considered the domain of the rebellious, the outsiders, the people who lived life on the edge. Those days are long gone. Now everyone and anyone has a tattoo.
Slater & Gordon posts $958.3 million loss
EMBATTLED listed law firm Slater and Gordon has slumped to a near $1 billion first half loss and has seen its shares slashed after taking a knife to the value of its struggling UK assets.
Uninhabitable home sells for $1.1m
MEGAN DRAPALSKI THE woman Sydney forgot will be honoured by the man who bought her delapidated house. Natalie Jean Wood’s remains were found in her Surry Hills home, where they had lain undiscovered for almost eight years.
Revealed: New York’s best views
Rob McFarland WHICH tower has the best views of the Big Apple? We take in the sights from the city’s big three observation decks to find out.
‘Rich kids of London’ sneer at ‘peasants’
Staff writer LONDON’S wealthiest teenagers have set up their own Instagram and Facebook accounts where they refer to their 50,000 followers as peasants.
Oscar embarrassment: Academy judge lets slip how voting actually works
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Why you’re missing out on $190
David & Libby Koch IF you’re on a salary, the leap year means you will work one extra day this year for free. But other workers can earn more money than in normal years.
