Intruder dies after clash with homeowner
A man has been charged with murder after he allegedly confronted a burglar who broke into his house.
ANZ reveals home loan fraud
Bank compensated nine clients to the tune of $2.6 million without reporting it to corporate regulator.
Body failed to declare $1 million
Liberal fundraising body embroiled in Sinodinos scandal told authority it had received no donations.
Councillors told to reapply for jobs
State government lays groundwork for amalgamations to start as early as next month.
The school where stars are made
Demand for a spot has skyrocketed. But there's a big catch, warns the principal.
Public masturbator strikes again
The first time the victim was shocked. The second time she took a photo.
Meet Rebecca, the average Aussie
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Busting a $130m boiler room
Several people are behind bars and one man has been murdered but two men with strong Australian links have just walked free.
Belgium charges Brussels bombers
Belgium charges three men with terrorist offences, including man shown in security video.
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Life by the beach: fact versus fiction
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The house with a giant outdoor theatre
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Banker turned farmer lists dairy cottage
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Decision expected on future of city jail
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National
Doctors welcome potential funding deal
Doctors hail prospect of a hospital funding deal between Canberra and states as a welcome break from Abbott government's policies.
World
Brussels investigation spreads to Italy
Italian police have arrested an Algerian suspected of making documents for militants linked to terror attacks.
Federal Politics
Bellwether voters: 'It's a mess isn't it?'
Voters in seat that always swings with government are unimpressed by the state of debate.
Sinodinos on slush fund email trail
Liberal senator copied into emails in which party officials boasted about a large property developer donation.
Comment
Terrorist attacks need an agile response
We should examine how we can speed up investigations to learn from future terrorism incidents.
The problem with celebrating Easter
The dates for our second-longest holiday break are imposed not by law nor by rational agreement. It's lunacy.
Business
Busting a $130 million boiler room
Seven jailed, one murdered but two with strong Australian links have walked free as global scam collapsed.
'Fantasy' stock trading in ASIC sights
The corporate watchdog has warned online gaming companies they could be in breach of the law.
Why Australia has fallen for Netflix
The threat to cable giant Foxtel is underlined in an exclusive poll.
Facebook says just forget 'social'
Concentrate, instead, on what has always made advertisements successful.
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Economy rests on Christian roots
Religion sits at the heart of modern structures, even if most don't know it.
Taxman Jordan makes his mark
Chris Jordan has trekked big mountains, but none of them challenged him like the ATO did.
- Michael West Gorgon boosters use old numbers
- Markets Blockchain could blow away markets
- Economics Radical ideas grab attention
- Markets April Fool's Super Friday looms
- Adele Ferguson Exploitation is our national disgrace
- Harold Mitchell Turnbull needs a slice of PM pie
- Ross Gittins What would you pay for prestige?
- Michael West Taxpayers hooked in junk bond binge
- Retail Call to protect gift cards' value
- Markets Paradox of researchers versus investors
- Property Wellness of a building is key
- Tax No fresh set of eyes for small business
Money
Buying shares? Check these numbers
No single metric is enough, but these four should help you narrow the field.
Straight talk on interest rates
The present low rates are the gift that keeps on giving, and borrowers have a once-in-a-lifetime chance to really make a dent in that mortgage.
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'Plus-size' men a skinny premise
Do men need to start obsessing about body size? We certainly do not.
Small Business
Welcome to the cash-free cafe
Saxon Wright's coffee business turns over $10 million a year but he's going cash free at his latest cafe opening in Brisbane.
The big price freeze
Is your business's price list stuck in a time warp?
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The actor reportedly rescued his son and other swimmers from dangerous surf conditions off Bondi.
'Demanding' beauty queen quits
Australian Claire Parker has won an international beauty pageant...by default.
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Relying on BMI alone can be dangerous
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Surgery to be live streamed in VR
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MyGov to feel the audit blowtorch
Human Service to face National Audit Office scrutiny. Again.
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CX-9 to be Mazda's only turbo model
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Rugby World Club Challenge a no go
SANZAAR chief executive Andy Marinos has denied the body is in talks about a clash between the European and Super Rugby champions.
Waratahs edge Reds in fiery derby
The Waratahs just edged out Queensland 15-13 in a tough slog at Suncorp Stadium, with the class of Wallaby five-eighth Foley shining through.
Live: World Twenty20 - Australia v India
Australia and India do battle in Mohali for a place in the semi-finals of the 2016 World Twenty20, with the loser exiting the competition.
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- Major selection headaches for Sydney Swans
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Dugan try snatches win for Dragons
Josh Dugan demonstrated why St George Illawarra coach had to move him to fullback with a man of the match performance against Penrith.
Roosters weren't robbed: NRL refs boss
NRL referees boss Tony Archer has backed his on-field officials in denying Sydney Roosters rookie Latrell Mitchell a likely match-winning try over Manly.
Concussion claims against Wallace
Penrith captain Peter Wallace rejected claims he had played on after being concussed in the dying stages of the Panthers' 14-12 loss to St George Illawarra on Sunday.
