'Maybe I banged a few heads too hard': Credlin
Tony Abbott's divisive chief of staff Peta Credlin has broken her silence with her first ever television interview.
Man crushed in emergency lane
A woman has been charged over a horror crash on Western Ring Road in Melbourne's west.
Turnbull's $500,000 lobster lunch
The menu included lobster salad with truffle shavings. And it was taxpayer-funded.
Shopping centre toilet sex assault
A man was almost sexually assaulted twice by the same unknown male inside a city toilet.
Police called to investigate Melbourne factory fire
Police have been advised about a suspicious factory fire in West Melbourne on Saturday.
Pregnant? Then don't eat that ...
Figures show well-intentioned messages for pregnant women are having an adverse effect.
Dark reality behind Footy Show star
Darryl Brohman's public persona was defined by a single brutal moment in Brisbane in 1983.
Speaking from the heart
Waleed Aly doesn't have a barrow to push, he's just curious. Either way, Aly's editorialising has made him firm favourite for a Gold Logie.
Canada wildfire razes living room
RAW: Security camera gives a haunting glimpse of one of the worst wildfires in Canadian history.
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First home buyers spurred by rate cut
The first official interest rate cut in a year has buyers in a sudden frenzy - that is if you believe the real estate agents.
Former Roos coach sells family home
Footy father and son team Denis and Ryan Pagan dispose of derelict house with development approval for $1.8 million.
Tighter lending to hit top end
Banks' tougher criteria, higher foreign buyer taxes and overseas crackdown creating headwinds.
Banned in NYC, but 'poor doors' here
Which side of the city do you choose?
Living the big life high in the sky
Victoria
Belated cold weather to finally bite
Saturday's unseasonally warm weather was the last Victorians will see until the end of winter, with rain predicted across Victoria.
National
Where did it all go wrong for Neill?
Robbie Slater knew something wasn't right with Lucas Neill when he sat down with his old friend, Phil Moss, for coffee.
World
Worker unhurt after cheese 'burial'
A British forklift driver buried for eight hours under tonnes of cheese has emerged unscathed.
Federal Politics
Dole cut to go ahead despite pleas
It is not every day business and welfare groups line up to give the government the same message, but before the budget they were in lock-step on a key point.
And the (political) Logies go to ...
If there was a gold statue for our politicians, these would be the winners.
Comment
The biggest issue
Population growth must be addressed to ensure prosperity and health.
Learning true value of teachers
Good teaching and well-resourced education underpin our society.
Business
And on the seventh day they shopped
A holy supermarket war has erupted as Coles and Woolworths slug it out over grocery's glittering new prize: Sunday trade.
Panama whistleblower breaks silence
Source could spur thousands of prosecutions related to offshore money laundering and tax evasion.
'Paralysing volatility' hits markets
Stocks, currencies, bonds: Turmoil is chasing all but the bravest traders from financial markets.
Big four finally feel the slowdown
Banking has changed dramatically since the global financial crisis. It's starting to hit shareholder returns.
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'Big Short' trader's big Bridezilla bet
The man made famous for betting against dodgy loans in the run-up to the GFC is now wagering on a different kind of boom.
The victim of our endless summer
Sydney has had only one day this year with a maximum temperature of less than 20 degrees, and it's taking its toll.
- Markets Super rich were first to bail in GFC
- Michael West Adidas is nutmegging the taxman
- Oil Wildfire force majeure rocks oil giants
- CommInsure 'Unacceptable': CBA cop a lashing
- Markets US stocks edge higher as gold jumps
- Ross Gittins Sorry, Scott, I don't believe it
- Banks Customers lose out again
- Malcolm Maiden BHP's slow road to Samarco
- Adele Ferguson The price of being a whistleblower
- Property REITs are back in the black
- Food Australian olive oil develops golden hue
- Mining Rio puts Oyu Tolgoi back on the boil
Money
Savers in pickle, borrowers delighted
Changes in the official cash rate always create winners and losers. Irene Dumer is one of the winners.
Mums, fit your own oxygen masks first
This Mother's Day, I would encourage all mums to reframe the way they think about helping their kids and others that they love.
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12 women's watches to dazzle you
Feast your eyes on a dozen delicate timepieces designed to stand out.
Small Business
Mum's Taxi: Uber for women gears up
That one where a comedian started a ride-sharing app for women and children.
How positive thinking fails us
Don't be positive. Be useful. It's going to get much better results.
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AFL Footy Fix: Round 7
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Sadiq Khan becomes first Muslim mayor of London
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Obama: presidential election is not "a reality show"
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Prince's DNA tested as claims hit estate
A wave of claims have been made on Prince's estate by people claiming to be his children.
Corden's all-star Carpool Karaoke
The comedian is joined by Gwen Stefani, George Clooney and Julie Roberts. How will he top this star-studded line-up?
'What I learnt from Tina Fey'
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Julianne Moore's children 'shocked'
Caleb, 18, and Liv, 14, were unaware their mother was such a big movie star.
Actor's life 'ruined', says Sydney escort
Helen Wood "committed the number one crime" of sex workers, says Samantha X.
Harry Styles cuts off his hair for charity
Fans are distraught after One Direction's Harry Styles cut off his hair to benefit a children's charity
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15 ways to get more energy today
Here's how to get the pep back into your step.
How to make use of home gym gadgets
Do you have gym equipment sitting uselessly in the garage? Here's how to make use of it.
Surprising reasons you're sleepy all day
Feeling the 3pm slump a bit harder these days? This could be why.
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Weekly meal planner
30 minute weekday recipes plus some longer, warming dishes for the weekend like this easy, smoky paprika chicken from Adam Liaw.
20 awesome things to do at Beer Week
With a whopping 270 events to choose from, we've whittled them down for you.
Best breakfast-in-bed recipes
The hands-down, best recipes to spoil mum this weekend, from super healthy to super indulgent.
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Celebrities who have activist parents
These performers undoubtedly got their strong moral compass from their politically engaged parents.
Nail polish that tastes like fried chicken
KFC has taken its "finger lickin' good" slogan to a whole other level.
20 undeniable award show snubs
Some snubs truly leave us scratching our head. These are some of the worst.
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Musicians who've banned music from Trump rallies
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21 TV deaths that broke our collective heart
Ultimate Earworms
The catchiest songs of all time, according to science
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'If only you knew': the viral post
Kelly Dirkes was shopping when a stranger gave her some advice - but she's not taking it lying down.
How tall will your child be? Try this
A simple mathematical formula can help parents predict how tall their child will grow.
Kate and Will's grumpy flower girl now
There were many memorable moments from Kate Middleton and Prince William's wedding but maybe none more so than the grumpy flower girl.
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World's six best places for afternoon tea
The six quintessential places in the world to take afternoon tea.
Australia's own undiscovered Hawaii
A 90km stretch of coastline with hidden bays and sandy beaches, still undiscovered.
On board Europe's newest fast train
Why fly? This is the closest experience you'll have to riding a Ferrari on rails.
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Netflix update helps fight bill shock
Watching House of Cards on the train is a quick way to burn through your data.
Video Game Hall of Fame class of 2016
Includes massively influential titles from across four decades. Is your favourite here?
Inside Bang & Olufsen's 'sensory store'
Wooden tablets and $100k speakers among the innovative and unusual gear on show.
- Space Planet Nine just got weirder
- Bitcoin Wright withdraws 'extraordinary proof'
- Science Sky abuzz with meteors, super moon
- Kotaku VR lets you wait for a Catbus with Totoro
- Sci-tech CSIRO building word's largest telescope
- Chatbots Siri's creators have a new AI
- Science Game helps unlock secrets of dementia
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'1000 will have to go. It's that simple'
Fear government's cyber security recruitment drive will lead to significant job cuts.
Microsoft sues US over gag orders
Government has 'exploited the transition to cloud' to expand its power, company says.
The secrets to Slack's success
We spoke with Slack's head of customer service at its Australian HQ opening.
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Toyota 86 wagon concept revealed
Top secret Australian-designed machine breaks cover.
Is this Italy's most beautiful car?
Drive charts Italy aboard the Ferrari 488 Spider.
Sport
Tomic on notice over Madrid
Bernard Tomic and Nick Kyrgios have been put on notice by the Olympic team boss to improve their behaviour if they want to represent their country.
Child protection decree for Games
Sports organisations will be expected to establish and comply with a child protection policy or their athletes will not be considered for future Games.
Madi Robinson reaches her century
Madi Robinson has a strong memory of her first ANZ Championship game.
AFL
Dogs hold on in another thriller
The Bulldogs and Adelaide almost reprised their scintillating 2015 elimination final.
Cats dig deep to see off Eagles
Wounded Geelong withstood a third-quarter surge from West Coast to complete a win.
Blues hold sway and their nerve
Carlton make it three wins in a row, defeating Collingwood.
