Police raid Labor offices over 'damaging' leak
Australian Federal Police raid ALP offices and staffers' homes over leak that Labor says embarrassed the Prime Minister.
Electronic monitoring bracelets 'can be removed with scissors'
Corrections official reveals flaws in the system used to track the state's most dangerous sex offenders.
Woman carrying killer superbug
Hospital scrambles to screen patients after deadly, drug-resistant bacteria was found in elderly patient.
Rapist could walk free in three years
Man who raped a pregnant woman then snatched and assaulted a toddler sentenced for 1987 crimes.
Greens leader fails to declare farm
Richard Di Natale didn't declare his family farm, placing him in 'serious contempt' of the Senate.
McDonald's staff lose in pay deal
Burger giant is underpaying workers tens of millions of dollars a year.
'Celebrity threesome' to stay secret
Newspapers naming those involved would breach their right to privacy, British court rules.
EgyptAir debris 'found'
LiveGreek state television reports objects have been spotted in the Mediterranean near where a transponder signal had been picked up.
Trudeau gets physical with MPs
Ex-boxer manhandles opposition MPs on the floor of Canada's parliament.
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AFP raid ALP offices in Melbourne
Federal Police have raided Labor Party offices in Melbourne, in an investigation about alleged leaks about the National Broadband Network.
Multicultural success 'at risk': PM
Australia's success as a high-migration, multicultural success would be 'at risk' if Labor won the election.
Di Natale fails to declare family farm
The Greens leader failed to declare his family farm in Victoria for 15 months.
Victoria
'Tinnie terror' friends in court snub
Friends of men charged over their intention to sail to Indonesia and then travel to Syria refuse to stand for magistrate.
National
RBA could cut rates below 1pc
The RBA will be forced to slash rates to 1 per cent or lower to keep a lid on the $A and stimulate the economy, major bank says.
World
Executions delayed in Indonesia
Attorney-General has flagged the latest round of executions may come after the Islamic fasting month of Ramadan.
Comment
Death penalty puts justice to the sword
Authorities are keen to avoid last year's 'soap opera' as Indonesia gears up for a fresh round of executions.
Why I'm taking on Tony Abbott
He's held my seat since I was three, so I'm running against him even though I'll lose.
The problem no one wants to talk about
Private schools get more from the government than public schools. It's seriously wrong.
Business
The race is on to buy The Good Guys
Billionaire retailer Gerry Harvey could look to buy The Good Guys, but he wants the blessing of competition tsar Rod Sims first.
Forecasters need to get real
The art of prediction seems to have been lost in the world of economics.
Labor to protect the poor from mergers
Labor will refashion Australia's Competition and Consumer Act should it win office.
Corbett backs Woolies pokies play
Former Woolies CEO backs the supermarket giant's commitment to pubs and pokies operator.
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We're a nation of moguls and cartels
It's hard to name an Aussie industry that isn't dominated by a handful of companies, and we all suffer for it.
Legal defeat leaves coal speechless
Is the council a little filthy at the thought of having to defend a foreign player that won't pay its union dues?
- Michael Pascoe $A: nothing wrong with being average
- Economy The RBA's 'surprising' obsession
- Workplace Highest paid jobs in every state
- Media Netball finally hits prime time
- Markets Miners keep pressure on ASX
- Tech Fears LinkedIn exposed personal data
- Auto 500,000 Jeeps recalled
- Consumer Ngaire's Menulog order shock
- Economy Will the RBA cut rates below 1%?
- Elizabeth Knight JB Hi-Fi are the Good Guys
- Housing Market hits election hurdle
- World Bowing in apology over 12c price rise
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'Young people are being priced out'
This is one of our most popular tree-change towns. House affordability looms as a key election issue for one key reason.
Are you one of those house hunters?
Any weekend, on any street, you can laugh at family photos, rifle through their laundry. It's an open house.
A rich history worth celebrating
Some of our hidden historic gems will be open this weekend for a cheeky look-see.
Auction numbers down for still-steady market
How my childhood gave me false hope about real estate
Why many millennials won't own a home
Money
How to supercharge your savings
Erica Jong makes hundreds of dollars in extra bank interest and says "anyone can do it".
Renting v home ownership
Australians give lip service to wanting freedom and options, but how we're behaving with our money tells quite a different story.
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Would you step outside wearing this?
Stylish men experiment with kaftans and pyjamas at Fashion Week Australia.
Small Business
Can your clients really pay?
If you want to find out whether you'll end up out of pocket you need these (free) tools.
Want a great retirement?
The secret isn't how much you earn or how early you retire, it's something quite surprising.
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Ita Buttrose at 74: 'I'm always learning'
There aren't many women who celebrate their 74th birthday on television with an elaborate cupcake confection.
Reality relationship isn't love, it's abuse
COMMENT: Seven Year Switch was supposed to help couples stay together.
Status Quo's boat-rocking beats
Classic rock bands and fans on a cruise ship for a week. Heaven or hell?
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Brand: A Second Coming
Russell Brand transforms himself into a political antagonist
Containment
Chaos reigns as a pandemic sweeps across the USA
Lifestyle
What is a toxic relationship?
It's quite amazing how often I see couples in my practise who, in the first session, just fight and accuse each other of the most terrible things.
Bella's undies steal show at Cannes
In the 1800s women wearing pants was enough to cause a stir. These days, women not wearing pants causes the stir.
Inside fashion's 24 hour party
Pyjamas, parties, boats and bikinis - just another day at Fashion Week
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Are you always getting sick?
Learn the best ways to kick-start your immunity and fend off the flu this winter.
Best brekky: warm cocoa porridge
This hearty porridge will bring you warmth and satisfaction with every mouthful.
Are you a mindless eater?
The ultimate anti-diet. Master the art of mindful eating and you can devour whatever you want.
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Middle Eastern apricot chicken
This easy tagine is a bit like everyone's favourite old-school casserole.
Change your mind about mung beans
The fritter at this health-conscious Chapel Street cafe might shake your hippy-stoner preconceptions.
Top 10 essential tools for home bakers
Want to be a better baker? These utensils will help you cook like a pro.
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'You have to protect yourself'
Chloe Sevigny says she's had 'creepy situations' with male directors in movie auditions.
Maybelline's first Asian global face
She joins the likes of Gigi Hadid, Jourdan Dunn and Tanzanian model Herieth Paul.
'I wanted to go to the limit of good taste'
Meet the brutal bestseller that has everyone talking.
Polyamory
Taking a chance after failure of monogamy
Kasey Edwards
The truth about loving parenting
Mental health
The phone call that saved Leslie's life
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Working mums 'on just $5 an hour'
Mums, it's entirely possible you're paying for the privilege of working.
Girl, 5, suspended for bubble gun
The kindergarten student took out the toy during recess. Her mother, who was unaware she had taken the toy, apologised but it wasn't enough.
Seven secrets to raising happy teens
Here is a list of 'rules' for raising successful, functional teens.
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10 best alternatives to living in London
Aussies flock to London, but here are 10 other cities worth living in.
Cheaper fares for travellers in SE Asia
Travellers could score cheaper fares following a deal that allows airlines to launch unlimited flights.
What happens to old planes?
Airlines spend big money on aircrafts, but what happens when they reach their use-by date?
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The 12 best saunas with dazzling views
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Stupid things tourists do in national parks
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The hippest food festival in the US
Technology
Chatty Google Assistant to run your life
Company introduces new chat apps, home assistant device.
I hate my iPhone, and I'm not alone
There's a nagging feeling that Apple isn't giving us what we want, and hasn't for a while.
'FindFace' tracks down strangers online
Software lets you use a photo to track down profiles on popular European social network.
- Security LinkedIn breach affected 117m
- Tablets The new iPad Pro is awesome
- Video Ultra HD Blu-ray ends region-coding
- Tech French billionaire aims to disrupt Silicon Valley
- Space NASA's Orion spacecraft will be reusable
- Streaming Spotify does more than just music
- Mobile Telstra roaming continues to sting
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Demand from Israel start-ups on rise
Rapidly expanding tech scene is turning to Australia for capital — and experience.
IBM is training Watson to hunt hackers
Tech giant takes a big data approach to cybersecurity by skilling up its supercomputer.
'1000 will have to go. It's that simple'
Fear government's cyber security recruitment drive will lead to significant job cuts.
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New Honda Civic under pressure
Small car tasked with turning brand's sales around.
Tax tweak to make luxury cars cheaper
New Luxury Car Tax threshold brings small mercy for prestige models.
Sport
Netball TV deal a game changer
Sport aims for big broadcast impact with new national league supported by a five-year free-to-air television deal.
Lights set for Flemington
A radical infrastructure plan for racing in the next two decades will include the sale of Sandown race course.
Beijing positives 'bad news', says Bolt
Jamaican sprint great speaks after news 31 athletes were caught doping in retests from 2008 Olympics.
- Tennis Djoker eyes sweet treat at French Open
- Cricket On course to reach 10,000 Test runs
- Super Rugby Rebels regain stars for Chiefs clash
- Basketball 'A hint of Magic, a younger LeBron'
- NBA Warriors level Western Conference finals
- Rugby Union Hayne trains with Fiji sevens team
- Horse Racing Integrity report handed down
AFL
Big-name returns, Lions lick wounds
Boosts for Richmond and winless Dockers, as Brisbane respond after their heavy loss to Collingwood.
Too many eggs in the Buddy basket
When Sydney knocked off Hawthorn in 2012, it was their even contribution across the ground which got them over the line.
Docherty's emergence not out of the Blue
'Character building' tough times a thing of the past as Sam Docherty sees a bright future.
