Censorship concerns over VCE literature
VCE humanities texts to be screened to ensure they don't offend religious and cultural groups.
Indonesia to execute paedophiles
Crackdown could affect cooperation between Indonesian police and the AFP in child sex hotspot.
Testing our 'guilty knowledge'
It's been dubbed 'brain fingerprinting', and works well in the lab. But is it enough to put someone behind bars?
'This... is the end... of my life'
Comment: As her doctor, I was going to have to decide: How much should I do to save her life?
Stop searching for budget black holes
Comment: Politicians are good at costing their own policies, but bad at costing those of the other side..
Australian food giant no one knows
It's our fastest-growing food maker, but you won't find its products on your supermarket shelves.
$40 million Lotto prize unclaimed
Somewhere in Victoria, there's a multi-millionaire who doesn't know their good fortune.
Buddy's road to recovery
Swans coach John Longmire's role in his star's comeback from mental illness has been an untold story in the champion's resurgence.
Water-skiing baby sets record
At just over 6 months old, Water-skiing baby Zyla St. Onge breaks the record for youngest water-skier.
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House prices 'to slow' under Labor
House prices will grow more slowly under Labor's policies, says ALP-linked think tank.
PM steps in over Joyce furore
Malcolm Turnbull rejects comments made by his deputy linking asylum seekers and live animal exports.
Who is winning the Instagram election?
Who is capturing the hearts and minds of voters on social media?
Victoria
Man found guilty of killing ex-partner
Craig McDermott claimed stabbing the mother of his four children six times outside a shopping centre was self-defence.
National
Shire refuses to fly Aboriginal flag
WA
Remote Western Australian town refusing to fly Aboriginal flag during NAIDOC Week, because it would be 'divisive'.
World
Pedophiles face execution or castration
Crackdown on those found guilty of child sex offences could affect cooperation between Indonesian authorities and the AFP.
Comment
'Myki changes are a big step forward'
You still won't be able to buy or top-up a ticket on a tram, nor buy a single-use ticket anywhere
'What if this is just democracy now?'
There are flashpoints – negative gearing, maybe some health funding, possibly even boats – but there's no central, definitive theme.
'A sensation with younger voters''
Our politicians can learn a lot from Bernie Sanders, who can't tell a joke and I doubt he could DJ to save his life.
Business
Olympic Dam getting its groove back
Four years after BHP ditched its mega-expansion the miner is plotting a new growth story.
Greens big bank tax would raise $15b
Imposing a "too big to fail" tax on the Big Four banks would raise big money for the budget.
Donor admits pedalling plonk to Abbott
Why has prominent business supporter been plying the former PM with bottles of plonk?
50 Metcash jobs to go in restructure
Positions cut as retailer chases $100 million in savings.
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High-rise Harry tops the Rich List
Sydney property developer deposes mining magnate Gina Rinehart at the top of the BRW Rich List.
Black economy could balance books
Want to know where the money is for the budget?
- Workplace Call to dob in dodgy bosses on wages
- Courts Former Sigma executives dodge jail
- Finance Retail investors to lend to businesses
- Markets ASX rises as oil passes $US50
- Banking Fewer perks for paying on plastic
- Lending Mortgage brokers facing digital disruption
- Elizabeth KNight Rant felled master of the universe
- Blog Markets Live: Wesfarmers' woes weigh
- Wealth Rich list becomes a family affair
- Sport Soccer's most valuable teams
- Food $900m food company no one knows
- Economy Business investment shrinks
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The biggest hurdle facing family buyers
Families beaten to the punch at auction by one particular group for most coveted of inner-suburban properties.
How Gen Y can beat negative gearers
Have all 30-somethings admitted defeat? If you can afford inner-city rent and overseas trips, it might be time to reassess.
Signs you're about to buy a nightmare
How do you know whether they're curable ailments or signs a home's condition is terminal?
Would you broker your own mortgage?
Cowabunga! A Ninja Turtles-themed lair
The dangers that can hide in your home
Money
3 dividend stocks that beat the banks
Most Aussies don't want to hear it but the banks are way too large a proportion of our portfolios.
DIY super offers chance to borrow
One of the biggest differences of self-managed super is the ability to use borrowed money to invest.
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Want to win the ultimate style prize?
Super-stylish Festival of Steve has great prizes to win, including an $1800 tailored suit.
Small Business
How to handle bad online reviews
Customers love complaining online, but you don't have to take it lying down.
Pushy fundraising goes too far
​Charities must ask if the potential damage to public goodwill is worth the small amount raised.
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Louvre appears to disappear
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Clinton violated email policy
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Designing a 40-year lightbulb
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Russell Crowe - difficult, moi?
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Game of Thrones writers "apologise"
When DB Weiss and David Benioff show they can be influenced by fans, they lose credibility.
Scorsese: A career written in blood
The veteran maverick film director gets the retrospective he deserves in Melbourne.
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Amber files for divorce from Johnny
Reports state Heard has cited "irreconcilable differences" in her divorce petition.
Vegan poster girl's bizarre downfall
Sarma Melngailis was the apple of New York's vegan eye.
Is this the trick to exercising every day?
If your only motivation is 'I have to do this', you're unlikely to do it day after day.
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Millennials fight back with fitness
Today's youth have been given a bad rap. Now they're paving the way for a healthier future.
Goodbye coffee, hello turmeric latte
Cafes all over town are spicing up their menus with this anti-inflammatory drink. Try it at home with this simple recipe.
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When duck a l'orange meets pasta
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Crispy kale and potato pizza
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Why there is no 'us' and 'them'
When it comes to Islam and the West, the clash of civilisations isn't what many people think.
A beautiful response to an ugly attack
This is what I wish someone had told my 13-year-old self.
The science of getting drunk
Scientists, confirming perhaps what we already know, have figured out exactly how much fun it is to get drunk.
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Hollywood diversity
Asian actors have to 'train like it's the Olympics'
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Haylee Bazen wrote an open letter to "the lady at the bus stop" after she criticised her son Zachary's outfit.
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An 11-year-old girl has been charged after she tried to give another student a 'swirly'.
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Technology
Dyson's 40-year light bulb moment
Son of vacuum king brings long-lasting bulbs, weird-looking lamps to Australia.
Bendable phones coming this year
Little-known start-up in China says it will beat Samsung to market with flexible gadget.
Turn off the phone or we'll do it for you
Entertainment venues wrestle with the legalities of blocking texters and talkers.
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- Piracy Aussie pirates off the hook - for now
- PC Microsoft tricks users into Windows 10
- Social Twitter officially revising character limit
- Broadband Why Pyne's NBN claims are misleading
- Games Doom review: Hell's welcome return
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Apple bets on new transport tech
Apple has injected $1 billion into Chinese ride-sharing company Didi Chuxing.
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.
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Germany could ban Fiat Chrysler cars
Allegations of a defeat device arise, sparking potential sales ban.
McLaren P1 replacement to go electric
British brand targets 50 per cent hybrid power for its range within six years.
Sport
CEO Saundry to depart Racing Victoria
Racing Victoria chief executive Bernard Saundry will leave his position at the end of this year.
Gold medal not guaranteed for Tallent
Jared Tallent has put some light into the latest dark doping news out of Russia witrh a mock awards ceremony where he is adorned with one of the gold medals cheats have denied him.
I'm fastest on the grid and I'll prove it
Daniel Ricciardo believes he's the fastest man on the Formula One grid and with an upgraded Renault engine in his Red Bull he's determined to prove it.
AFL
Carlton stun at selection
Carlton have sprung the selection shock of the year, including big men Matthew Kreuzer and Levi Casboult in their 25-man squad to face Geelong..
Yarran takes indefinite leave
Chris Yarran been granted indefinite leave from AFL club Richmond as he seeks treatment for a mental health condition.
Roos 'not smart enough' for rule
Paul Roos says he remains baffled by the AFL's crackdown on deliberate rushed behinds.
