Hillary wins, but her image is in tatters
Analysis Celebration among supporters of Democratic frontrunner ...
Little sympathy for 60 Minutes
There has been an overwhelmingly negative reaction to 60 Minutes' drama.
Man killed while waiting for tram
A disastrous chain of events leads to two fatal accidents in Melbourne's ...
'I'm taking Sally out to lunch'
Ali Elamine, the father at centre of 60 Minutes fiasco, wants to pretend ...
Morrison's Seinfeld-like script
Comment Only the dishonest and the self-deluded would say we don't ...
Pair arrested over Cayleb's death
Two men arrested over the death of the teenager who was found buried in a ...
It's official, we're the world's best
But we all already know that Melbourne is the sporting capital of the ...
Hunt on for driver's 'random' killer
Taxi driver had parked his car and was walking home when he was attacked.
Saving a life: 'I was pretty upset'
Neil Rudman didn't hesitate when he saw the man collapse, but afterwards he ...
House prices hit record high, again
Buyers hoping for a city-wide price drop have been warned not to hold their ...
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'It's great to be going home'
60 Minutes reporter Tara Brown and Australian mother Sally Faulkner speak to Channel 9 after their release from a Beirut prison.
Victoria
The cop shot by the man he saved
It looked like the contents of Sergeant Rob Campbell's leg, bulbous and intestine-like, were about to spill out.
Spectacular fail as wall falls day after audit
The best system Victoria has to protect the public from dangerous city construction sites failed spectacularly on Wednesday, just three years after the Swanston Street wall collapse killed three people.
Second school embroiled in drug scandal
A second Victorian school is embroiled in a drug controversy, with the bust filmed as part of a new TV series which has sent the Education Department into a spin.
DJ, club bosses charged after dance club raids
Drug taskforce detectives have uncovered thousands of ecstasy pills, methamphetamine and cash during separate raids on two Melbourne dance clubs that led to serious trafficking charges against an owner and other staff.
National
How to avoid slavery in your fashion
Some Australian fashion brands have made huge leaps stamping out exploitation from their supply chains. Others have not.
Federal Politics
Hidden millions costing us all, PM told
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is being urged to stamp out tax secrecy in wake of ...
ASIC boost puts Coalition back in credit
Analysis By beefing up the banking industry watchdog just before an election, ...
Banks tackle customer concerns to quell anger
Australia's big banks have moved to quell public anger over bad behaviour and a ...
Labor to rip up key Coalition IR policy
Labor hoping for an edge in key marginals with the launch of its public-sector ...
Indigenous health gap a 'global challenge'
The UN will not meet its 2030 goals of ending poverty and inequality unless there is ...
'I'm not a total cowboy': Hinch
Imagine Derryn Hinch, now a Senate contender, without anyone to flick the switch to ...
Comment
Campaign finance rules fail every test
Politicians on the election trail need to come clean about where their campaign funds come from.
Remember 'debt-free day'
Ten years ago today Australia celebrated a milestone – the government announced its debt had finally been paid off.
The job I wish I didn't have to do
I am Australia's new Sex Discrimination Commissioner and there are three areas that require immediate attention.
Business
Coles, Kmart drive Wesfarmers' sales
Coles increases food and liquor sales 4.9% in the third quarter but all eyes are on Target.
Markets Live: ASX climbs on iron ore
ASX opens higher as iron ore hits 10-month high and oil climbs.
Banks pledge commission crackdown
The banking industry will launch a broad review of commissions paid to sales staff.
Ten Network back in the black
Ten Network's market revenue share has risen to its highest level in nearly four years.
60 minutes: Nine launches review
Nine will review the botched Beirut operation that saw four of its staff jailed.
'Death of the human touch'
We are having less personal interactions at work and its affecting how we feel about our jobs.
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Executive Style
Ikea's bike is coming. In a flat pack
Swedish design giant moves into transport and, yes, you're the assembly line.
Money
Blended families need an iron-cast will
When someone dies leaving a DIY will, a surviving spouse and children from a previous marriage, it can be a recipe for disaster.
Small Business
The best free apps for small business
The best free iPhone and Android apps to help your small business run on the run.
The bias of head office
"Out of sight" could mean out of a job for more employees who work in satellite offices.
Property
House prices hit another record high
Buyers warned not to hold their breath for any correction or drop in prices as the news continues to be good for sellers.
Cracks starting to show in your house?
A marked increase in cracks noted in homes in the past five years means owners have reason to worry.
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Man's death in Fitzroy sparks murder probe
Homicide squads are investigating after an injured man found metres from the Fitzroy police station on Wednesday night died at the scene. Courtesy Seven News Melbourne.
Entertainment
'Someone has to suffer' : Ali Elamine
The father of two children taken during a 60 Minutes story in Beirut said someone must pay for the incident.
Comic-book fantasy cuts to the chase
Director Jeff Nichols leads a talented cast in a supernatural thriller that serves as a deft display of craft and ambition.
Lifestyle
'At 52, I found the love of my life'
Actor George Clooney cannot believe he found the love of his life at 52.
Martha's back: Jodi's new acting role
Let's be honest, Brax can return as many times as he likes to Summer Bay but he'll never be Martha.
Why men suffer in silence
"Boys are taught to mutate their emotional suffering into anger."
Why Polyvore fashion CEO Jess Lee 'wears a uniform'
She might be the CEO and co-founder of Polyvore, one of the most fashionable tech companies around, but Jess Lee "wears a uniform".
How your body changes your brain
The way you move can change your brain, according to the latest in neuroplasticity.
Celebs accidentally join right-wing party
A-listers register to vote as members of an ultra-conservative political party
Good Food
South American sandwiches out West
Don't miss the chacarero beef and green bean bun at this huge new Latin cafe and food store.
Pear tart perfection
Heartfelt rather than hip, this cute cafe brings country charm to the leafy suburbs.
Mediterranean lemon chicken
Slowly simmered lemon slices lift this simple chicken dinner.
Silverbeet and haloumi pies
Learn the zesty secret to these Lebanese pies, which taste great oven-fresh or cold.
Melbourne's top 50 bars
Knees ups, cocktails, craft booze: get up to speed on the city's bar scene.
Daily Life
What to do when parenting styles clash
"Recently, after years of being the United States of Parental Agreement, my wife and I have found that we are not always on the same page," writes Paul Chai.
When racism is part of the job
For flight attendants who are supposed to be polite and professional, it can get awkward.
The shaming of female desire
A Melbourne Catholic priest compared priests who sexually abuse children to women who have extra-marital affairs. We shouldn't be surprised.
'Smart mattress' designed to catch cheaters in the act
Snitches sleep in ditches. Unless the snitch is already a mattress.
Technology
Microsoft kills off Xbox 360
After a little more than a decade, 360 handed its official death notice.
Why internet's cross about Marley filter
Virtually every face-swap app has an option for cross-racial masks. Why anger now?
The race to preserve Anzac images
The high-tech methods the Australian War Memorial is using could save your pics too.
A joyous exercise in crushing things
There's poetry in one of Finland's YouTube stars crushing a vintage Nokia phone.
Netflix doubles down on HDR in 2016
Streaming giant Netflix is adding more than 150 hours of High Dynamic Range content
Google warns you about ... Google
Safe Browsing tool cites the search giant's own home page as 'partially dangerous'.
Drive
VW to offer $5000 compensation
US set to issue compensation to affected owners, but local customers likely to miss out.
Details: Mitsubishi's false full claims
Exaggerated efficiency isolated to tiny 'Kei cars' for now.
Sport
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Liverpool crush sorry Everton
Liverpool have smashed a poor Everton side 4-0 for their first back-to-back wins at Anfield since May 2015.
Kiwi bowler snares a record 11/111
A 93-year-old record has fallen to a South African-born New Zealand paceman who produced a devastating display for Lancashire.
Bernie Ecclestone is totally wrong
Move over, Sepp Blatter. There's a new contender for the title of least enlightened head of a sports organisation.
Suarez on fire as Barca bounce back
Luis Suarez scored four goals and had three assists as Barcelona crushed Deportivo 8-0.
AFL
Maric back for Tigers, Deledio a chance
Richmond will be boosted by the return of their No.1 ruckman Ivan Maric this week.
VandenBerg to miss a month
Melbourne midfielder Aaron vandenBerg will now spend a month out due to an ankle injury.
Rockliff eyeing better times ahead
Tom Rockliff's plea saw the rookie captain urge his teammates to trust him.
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