'We need a miracle': Grim economic warning
Investment expert says we're in for a 'very tough future' - and ...
'Traitor': Turnbull defends PM
MP Fiona Scott, who Tony Abbott once said had 'sex appeal', faced ...
Greens caught out by leaked emails
It is the party that portrays itself as above politics.
PR queen stands by husband at first day of trial
Flanked by wife Roxy Jacenko, Sydney investment banker Oliver ...
Two more Legionnaires disease cases
Five water cooling towers in the CBD have tested positive for ...
Colonial school show under fire
'Hilarious British colonisation' show played to more than 2000 ...
Truth about tradies' salaries
Electrician Eric Lynch charges $75 an hour, but he'd love to ...
'I heard a scream and then a bang'
The teaching student from Sydney was looking over the edge of the ...
Q&A hero can now buy $6k toaster
A crowd funding campaign to raise money for social media hero ...
Eels star played under fake name
Junior Paulo in hot water after bizarre union cameo just a day ...
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Snowfall in Thredbo and Perisher
Winter has hit the mountains as Thredbo and Perisher received the first snow of the season overnight.
New South Wales
Arrest warrant over double shooting
An arrest warrant has been issued for an underworld figure wanted over a double shooting outside a smash repairs.
Harbour manager took $300k in bribes
A team of bribers paid thousands to a senior public servant to secure lucrative Sydney Harbour contracts.
State spruiks CSG potential to the world
Overseas miners have been told northern NSW is brimming with CSG potential - despite local voters being told the controversial practice had been stopped.
Khan blames armed men for fire deaths
Adeel Khan denies he is responsible for the explosion and fire in his Rozelle convenience store that killed three people.
Federal Politics
Turnbull steps in to shield Fiona Scott
Malcolm Turnbull has stepped in to shield a candidate from leadership questions.
Greens caught out on polling claim
It is the party that portrays itself as above politics. But emails tell a different ...
Do preferences really matter?
Labor and the Greens are once again at loggerheads over how-to-vote cards. But who's ...
Housing bubble? Not here
First home buyers in Sydney and Melbourne despair at soaring house prices. In ...
Coalition faces IPA campaign on super
The Institute of Public Affairs prepares a public campaign against the Coalition's ...
The debate we won't have this election
The Immigration Minister should be a man under pressure, even as the nation's ...
Business
All we need is a miracle
Central banks' attempts to revive their economies are "useless", bond expert Vimal Gor says.
Markets Live: Bulls charge in
Broad resources-led rebound pushes ASX 200 through 5400 points
Hermione Granger, tax dodger?
Emma Watson the latest high-profile name listed in the Panama Papers offshore data leak.
Rate cut buoys consumer spirits
Last week's rate cut has boosted confidence especially among mortgage holders, survey shows.
Figures are second to 'common sense'
The government is running light on numbers to support its corporate tax cut and negative gearing/capital gains tax policies. No wonder.
Toast won't brown? Brits blame EU
Afraid to mess with Britain's love of tea and toast, bureaucrats wait until after the Brexit vote to ban high-powered toasters and kettles.
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Executive Style
Get ripped without the gym
The best way to flatten your stomach is not running, swimming, or cycling.
Money
How to fund a creative career
Living the creative life is one filled with riches but rarely of the financial kind.
Small Business
The truth about tradies' salaries
New research uncovers what they really earn. Expect to be amazed.
Poaching staff: five facts
If you want a gun team you can have one - but there may be consequences.
Property
The trick to growing herbs in pots
Lots of people ask me about herbs and vegies and whether they grow well in pots and tubs. The short answer is yes.
Am I selfish to deny my kids a yard?
What does it say about Australia's shifting values that more and more of us are prepared to forgo a backyard?
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Chris Bowen: 'Labor governs alone'
In a decisive statement during an interview with Liegh Sales on ABC's 7.30 on Tuesday night, Chris Bowen repeated opposition leader Bill Shorten's dismissal of a coalition between Labor and the Greens.
Entertainment
Fed-up star pulls photoshopped video
Chart-topping US singer Meghan Trainor has an angry message for the people who edit her video clips.
Can Peta Credlin make it on TV?
Credlin has all the fundamentals in place for a commanding screen turn but she remains a stranger.
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Lifestyle
'Happiness has a lot to do with beauty'
Happiness, according to Pamela Anderson, is about beauty. Huh?
Orlando and Selena get cosy
Are things over with Katy Perry?
Why we need to get lifted
We're a sporting country, but we are struggling with our strength fitness.
Cigarette holes, scuffed shoes and stains
If Isabella Blow were alive today she would most likely be on tour with Lady Gaga.
'I wouldn't marry you': Waleed's wife
Dr Susan Carland, Waleed Aly's wife, is his "biggest fan". But that has not always been the case.
Busting food intolerance myths
The foods most likely to trigger symptoms of food intolerance might surprise you.
Daily Life
I was too embarrassed to say 'no'
You'd never realise how terrifying it is to be proposed to in public until it's happening to you.
'Why would they do this?'
Meghan Trainor says when she saw her Photoshopped video clip for 'Me Too' she screamed in frustration.
Why I encouraged my daughter to be an engineer
I don't want my daughter to follow in my career footsteps, and it turns out that I am not alone.
Good Food
On sale: 107 Women's Weekly cakes
Remember the Women's Weekly cakes you wanted for your birthday as a kid? Those classics got remade in one big charity cake-off recently.
How to get roast chicken right
Here's how to cook classic roast chicken until it's golden on the outside and impossibly tender in the middle.
Tokyo's top 10 bars
Want the insider's guide to Japan's capital? Here are the cool drinking spots that only the locals know about.
Just Open: Mekong, Chippendale
Burmese-Thai dumplings in pho broth? Find it at Kensington Street's newest eatery.
Moran marches into Chippendale
High profile chef Matt Moran has snared a Sydney pub.
Technology
GoT pirates get warning letters
HBO teams up with a Melbourne pirate-hunting firm to track down infringers.
Mobile phone inventor's next big thing
Marty Cooper is backing a company he says will revolutionise our lives.
Kepler spots 1284 new planets
Candidates found by space telescope that have now been confirmed with 99 per cent certainty.
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End review
Nathan Drake's goodbye is bittersweet, but this game is another masterpiece.
Look what happens to Uber when it's raining
Melbourne's taxi drivers protested against Uber outside parliament Tuesday morning. Uber's drivers probably did not care – they'd already made bank on Monday.
Godwin's law of Nazi analogies lives on
'Four in five' popular Reddit threads invoke Hitler or Nazis, analysis shows.
Drive
Citroen facelifts C4, Grand Picasso
Updated looks, more tech for French wagons.
New Range Rover Evoque reviewed
The latest update to the British SUV keeps it relevant.
Sport
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Nadal sues for doping allegations
Rafael Nadal says he trusts the law to deal with his defamation case against former French Sports Minister Roselyne Bachelot.
Jones: We'll take Folau out of game
Jones expects a feisty reception from his compatriots, and will order England to target Folau, Pocock and Hooper, and "take them out of the game."
Uncapped trio named for England clash
Socceroos boss Ange Postecoglou has continued his plan to give as many opportunities to up-and-coming youngsters.
Review finds no fault in death of Hughes
The review found that the treatment Phillip Hughes received was appropriate and the now mandated helmet would have offered no protection.
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Rugby League
No room for Peats at Souths: Maguire
Nathan Peats is no chance of moving to South Sydney to help ease Parramatta's salary cap woes, after Maguire ruled out a return of the rake to Redfern.
Five officials barred from Eels premises
Steve Sharp and co are only permitted to carry out basic duties while suspended and that extends to Friday night's game against South Sydney.
Paulo in hot water for secret union game
Parramatta Eels prop Junior Paulo transferred his skills to the 15-man code in a bizarre cameo appearance that could result in a disciplinary action from his main employers.
Comment
Super rejig leaves many in the cold
The government has taken brave steps to clean up a mess it created years ago but in terms of fairness it falls short.
18 things every new voter should know
Some pollies ARE in it for the greater good. You just have to be bothered enough to find them on the ballot paper.
The case for Labor-Greens co-operation
The Greens are not in Parliament just to make up the numbers. We are not a ginger group trying to force another party to change its position.
Shift work is bad - trust me I'm a doctor
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