Turnbull is running on my record: Abbott
Hours after the PM sought to establish what his government had achieved, Tony Abbott spoke his mind.
Hours after the PM sought to establish what his government had achieved, Tony Abbott spoke his mind.
Comment: Russell Crowe looked on anxiously. But the footage that followed should never have been shown.
Analysis: The PM has suddenly transformed the government's fortunes.
Paying tax has become optional for 56 of Australia's highest earners.
Comment: Public safety must defeat those who seek to return the streets to drunken blood baths.
The gap opening up between children at disadvantaged and wealthy schools, new NAPLAN data reveals.
The way plants breathe contains some very bad news, world-first Australian research shows.
Leigh Sales' blunt questioning rattled the PM, with one particularly 'unpleasant' turn of phrase.
New 'Face2Face' video technology transfers a person's facial expression to someone else in real-time - tested on George W Bush and Vladmir Putin.
Katrina Dawson had one chance to escape the Lindt Cafe. What she did instead cost her her freedom.
The family of Daniel O'Keeffe believe his human remains have been located at his family home.
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.
Ken Courtis went to the bank on Saturday. He wanted to withdraw some cash. Nothing unusual so far. But this was Japan.
Malcolm Turnbull has not only acted decisively, he has caught his opponents on the hop.
Allegations this serious required a different response from those around Elmer Funke Kupper.
Big wealth managers may face pressure to put more weight on staff behaviour when setting pay.
Two senior Santos executives are being shown the door as new chief executive instigates a shake-up.
Most superannuation members are on track for a gain in March, but many funds are diversifying.
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It's a sorry state of affairs that this is how we do big reform.
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Number one, you make your bed without anyone asking you to.
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Bring it on say small businesses as Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull moves the budget forward to 3 May.
How to ensure your accountant is more than a tax agent.
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Eurovision Asia, anyone? Apparently so.
Comedy, Melissa McCarthy says, is power. Especially for young girls grappling with growing up.
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These excellent celebrities could quit their day jobs and run the world.
Men like Lindor Jonuzi deserve to bear the consequences of their actions.
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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.
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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ACT Brumbies chief executive Michael Jones has been stood down by the club's board following a turbulent two weeks that have seen rumours develop into his departure.
Lance Franklin admitted he never gave a thought to not returning.
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Martin Taupau hit Jack Bird with a late swinging arm. Manly coach Trent Barrett is a "little bit worried" about the fallout.
How things changed for the Bulldogs skipper after the last Good Friday.
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