PM has been biding his time, not wasting it
ANALYSIS It was weeks in the planning, but the PM has transformed the government's fortunes at one stroke.
ANALYSIS It was weeks in the planning, but the PM has transformed the government's fortunes at one stroke.
Elmer Funke Kupper resigns amid probe into bribery allegations.
Four disparate senators could decide whether Australia goes to double dissolution on July 2.
It was scrapped before it was even launched but that didn't stop it costing the state a fortune.
COMMENT: Foxtel may be about to change the way it does business.
Clever students at poor schools trail low achieving kids at wealthier schools, research shows.
A young family with a 10-month-old baby have been left with nothing but the clothes on their back.
Remains have been found at the family home of missing Geelong man Daniel O'Keeffe.
John Cleese picks his replacement for the upcoming Australian tour of Fawlty Towers - Live on Stage.
25-year-old killer went to Earthcore festival and took LSD days before he went on rampage, leaving one man dead.
Tori Johnson had a gun at his head as the operator told him to stand by.
A president can only do so much - it's the likes of the Rolling Stones who are more likely to give Cubans satisfaction.
Four senators who between them secured fewer than 10,000 votes could decide whether we go to an early double dissolution on July 2.
Labor's prospects of an improbable victory turn heavily on a re-energised Bill Shorten's ability to win back voters.
Donald Trump appeals to voters abandoned by globalisation and betrayed by politicians.
No longer a toxic soap opera, the ALP has seized the upper hand in the policy debate.
Elmer Funke Kupper pressured over investigation into alleged bribery.
It's about 25 per cent less than last year, but about $19 billion in dividends is about to begin flowing.
Keep your friends close... and your enemies closer... Telstra and News could strike a delicate accord over Foxtel after a fractious 21-year marriage.
Australian Careers Network is operating on a skeleton staff, after shedding 600 jobs in six months.
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Consumer confidence might be up - but don’t ask your female friends what they think.
The rollercoaster relationship between  Malcolm Turnbull and big business took a turn for the better on Monday.
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You're the founder of a successful retail chain and need a house? Why not buy three in one of the most expensive suburbs?
Boris knew that a move to Melbourne from Sydney meant he would have more housing choices. He didn't expect this.
So you've finally decided to fly solo. One tip: it's harder to fudge rent when your landlord isn't mum and dad.
The price-earnings ration is the go-to metric for valuing companies, but it holds real risks.
A cautionary tale about why you should always seek professional advice before making big financial decisions.
The best brands have been busy in the lead-up to the world's biggest watch fair.
Blowing your own trumpet is an idiom for idiots.
Forget the airconditioning, keeping staff cool, calm and collected these days requires ice creams and swimming pool passes.
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Eurovision Asia, anyone? Apparently so.
Comedy, Melissa McCarthy says, is power. Especially for young girls grappling with growing up.
John Cleese has anointed his Basil for the world premiere of Fawlty Towers Live
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These intimate and sometimes awkward questions give couples a chance to spill secrets before it's too late.
It's my idea of a nightmare so why are so many women doing it?
No workout buddy to get you out of bed? Try these tricks if you are a solo exerciser.
Oil those sore spots with mobility exercises, guaranteed to make a difference.
In another decade, common grocery items were called Imitation Food.
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French flag still aflutter at what was La Petanque, but the shirt stays on the food have been loosened.
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Grandmothers are tired of being unpaid child minders. But why won't the 'grey army' revolt?
These excellent celebrities could quit their day jobs and run the world.
Men like Lindor Jonuzi deserve to bear the consequences of their actions.
There's the common list of what to expect ... then something really unusual.
Fed up with her daughter's messy room, Alice came up with a solution.
Bruce Springsteen has added his human touch to one of his concerts by signing an "I'll be late for school" letter for a 9-year-old boy at his Los Angeles gig.
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The seats may not be much chop, but the food certainly is.
This hedonistic European city is a traveller's dream spot. But not just because of its looks.
Fifteen places you can have an amazing beach holiday without going to a coast.
Tech giant expected to unveil a suite of new products, including a compact iPhone.
Just because your neighbour has cable doesn't mean you'll get it.
In our under-supported games industry, a killer concept and heaps of determination helps.
US president makes case for access to device data in certain circumstances.
Despite bottlenecks, digital animation industry resisting cloud, says Sydney's Animal Logic.
Human Service to face National Audit Office scrutiny. Again.
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British supercar brand holding out for smaller, lighter batteries for next-gen hybrid hypercar
Limited-edition Defender builds on the cars' old-school charm.
Trainer will not be installing a stand-in regime while serving a six-month suspension for the non-intentional administration of cobalt.
Jason Day sank a four-foot par putt at the final hole to clinch a one-stroke victory at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in Florida on Sunday.
On Sunday, Victory played second half against 10 men. You'd've been hard pressed to notice.
Disgraced sport scientist linked to Essendon drugs saga says former Bomber should not fear for his health.
Clubs have until the end of next month to convince the AFL they should be awarded one of up to eight licences for the inaugural competition.
Off-season drug use linked with the trauma of his last three years at Essendon.
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