Time is fast running out for 60 Minutes
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Comment: The clock on 60 Minutes is no longer a timer but a time bomb.
Comment: The clock on 60 Minutes is no longer a timer but a time bomb.
Candidate was hoping to gatecrash Labor's event. A few questions later he was racing to his car.
As protesters handed out leaflets, Glebe fast-food diners were deciding the future taste of fries.
A defence of police raids of ALP offices has triggered a call for top public servant to investigate.
It was a topic of rare unity between the PM and Bill Shorten ... then Mathias Cormann spoke.
Transport for NSW investigating the extent of customer data that has been accessed.
Comment: Location, location, location is the first rule of real estate but surely it isn't meant to be like this.
In March, Anna Flanagan was asked to sign a declaration. Now the Australian Olympic Committee have issued a 'please explain'.
It's a vibrant time of the year for Sydneysiders, when the glow from the 23-day festival takes over the city.
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The Balinese front doors stand 4.5-metres high and the pool was built to remind the owners of Lake Geneva.
A Hollywood-style mansion owned by billionaire trucking magnate Lindsay Fox is being quietly shopped around.
Potts Point might be the place to be, but where are the next city hot spots?
Economic management will take centre stage when Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten go head to head in a crunch debate.
When Scott Morrison and Chris Bowen went head to head it turned out more entertaining than expected.
Opposition Leader has lost 10kg and gained a footing in election race.
It was the perfect, privileged expat life. They were soon racing back to Sydney.
More than 250 staff gathered in a grandstand at the Sydney Cricket Ground to hear what Larry Marshall had to say.
Refugee leaves Cambodia - raising further questions about Australia's $55 million agreement.
The scene that unfolded at the inaugural meeting of the Inner West Council shocked observers and outraged the state government – and with justification.
When NBN information is taken out of context for political gain it is not in the interest of the public and is corrosive to our culture.
In an era when the vision of our politicians seems ever more myopic, the NSW government's Intergenerational Report is to be welcomed.
Thousands of people are relying on life insurance that is worthless.
Telstra has confirmed the departure of its chief technology officer, Vish Nandlall.
Yellen reinforces a recent effort by central bank officials to prepare investors for higher borrowing costs.
Economists are meant to be too hard-headed to believe in the existence of a magic bullet.
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Decades of covering the markets shows that for investors, buy and hold is the default.
How can the fashion and homewares chain fight off stiff competition from upmarket and downmarket rivals?
Women are tackling budgeting and finance head-on with help from VicSuper's online financial fitness course.
Financial expert Noel Whittaker answers readers' questions.
Recent classic auctions yielded spectactular sales. Here are 10 of the best.
Ever had a horrendous day at work? OK, wrong question.
Small business owners find themselves in a difficult position. Here's why.
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TV show | Time | Channel |
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Midsomer Murders | 5pm - 6:29pm |
ABC NSW |
Giro d'Italia | 5pm - 5:30pm |
SBS Sydney |
Seven News | 5pm - 5:30pm |
Channel Seven Sydney |
Nine News: First at Five | 5pm - 5:30pm |
Channel Nine Sydney |
TEN Eyewitness News First at Five | 5pm - 6pm |
Network TEN Sydney |
TV show | Time | Channel |
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Midsomer Murders | 5pm - 6:29pm |
ABC NSW |
DNA Nation | 5:30pm - 6:30pm |
SBS Sydney |
Border Security - Australia's Front Line | 5:30pm - 6pm |
Channel Seven Sydney |
Getaway | 5:30pm - 6pm |
Channel Nine Sydney |
TEN Eyewitness News First at Five | 5pm - 6pm |
Network TEN Sydney |
TV show | Time | Channel |
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Midsomer Murders | 5pm - 6:29pm |
ABC NSW |
DNA Nation | 5:30pm - 6:30pm |
SBS Sydney |
Seven News | 6pm - 7pm |
Channel Seven Sydney |
Nine News Saturday | 6pm - 7pm |
Channel Nine Sydney |
Modern Family | 6pm - 6:30pm |
Network TEN Sydney |
TV show | Time | Channel |
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Gardening Australia | 6:30pm - 7pm |
ABC NSW |
SBS World News | 6:30pm - 7:30pm |
SBS Sydney |
Seven News | 6pm - 7pm |
Channel Seven Sydney |
Nine News Saturday | 6pm - 7pm |
Channel Nine Sydney |
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs | 6:30pm - 8:30pm |
Network TEN Sydney |
TV show | Time | Channel |
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ABC News | 7pm - 7:31pm |
ABC NSW |
SBS World News | 6:30pm - 7:30pm |
SBS Sydney |
Toy Story 3 | 7pm - 9pm |
Channel Seven Sydney |
The Voice | 7pm - 8:30pm |
Channel Nine Sydney |
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs | 6:30pm - 8:30pm |
Network TEN Sydney |
TV show | Time | Channel |
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Father Brown | 7:30pm - 8:19pm |
ABC NSW |
Who Do You Think You Are? | 7:30pm - 8:30pm |
SBS Sydney |
Toy Story 3 | 7pm - 9pm |
Channel Seven Sydney |
The Voice | 7pm - 8:30pm |
Channel Nine Sydney |
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs | 6:30pm - 8:30pm |
Network TEN Sydney |
Boy George on how he bounced back from crime and drug addiction to become a judge on The Voice and let others have the last word.
Justin Bieber and his producer Skrillex lash out at claims that they stole the riff from their hit Sorry from another singer-songwriter.
The Beirut debacle shows it's time for an overhaul of the once hugely popular current affairs show.
Die elegantly while you run up the hill, I say to myself, before I die inelegantly, folding forward with my hands on my knees.
Despite Hollywood pressures, the Sydney-born actor knows her own mind and brand, especially when it comes to her birthday suit.
Amber Heard was granted a restraining order against husband Johnny Depp on Friday.
Today's youth have been given a bad rap. Now they're paving the way for a healthier future.
Cafes all over town are spicing up their menus with this anti-inflammatory drink. Try it at home with this simple recipe.
Discover how to stay in shape and boost your metabolism when you're stuck behind a desk.
From Good Food
TV's most bingeable shows and what to watch with them.
Because hot chips should be crispy.
Here's a drive-thru glimpse of the top burger places in Oz.
A Welsh couple have realised their newborn has a striking resemblance to a certain celebrity chef.
A collection of books for every child, from young to old, to read that will be cherished for years to come.
We have uncovered some of the most interesting facts about the book and 1984 movie that you may have missed.
From Traveller
Discover the best of Europe from those who know it best - European Australians.
A sophisticated base with great food and a party on the roof every night.
These spectacular photos that will make you want to see South Australia from a bird's perspective.
From Daily Life
Tara Moss has a few tips for how to spot these silencing tactics and how not to get derailed by them.
Eva Orner's doco on the harrowing treatment of asylum seekers on Nauru & Manus Island is important viewing - especially for politicians, she says.
Women owe men nothing - not our affection and certainly not our bodies.
iPhone-maker looking for an acquisition that would give it instant original video content.
Smaller Xbox One in 2016, more powerful machine next year, sources say.
Could the solution to China's urban gridlock be a flying bus?
Apple has injected $1 billion into Chinese ride-sharing company Didi Chuxing.
Rapidly expanding tech scene is turning to Australia for capital — and experience.
Tech giant takes a big data approach to cybersecurity by skilling up its supercomputer.
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All-in-all there are plenty of reasons to stay in this weekend.
Burning rubber with the hottest performance cars under $100,000
Glenn Maxwell plans on bashing down the door to Test selection with bat and ball, believing he won't make it without the all-rounder tag.
An injured and upset Nick Kyrgios has suffered a French Open flame-out leaving Samantha Stosur as the only Australian in the fourth round.
The 2-1 scoreline didn't reflect the long periods of dominance the Socceroos held against the Old Enemy in a thrilling encounter.
Halfback Cooper Cronk has been forced to leave Queensland State of Origin training in a medicab after suffering a suspected ankle injury.
The Year of The Hodkinson feels not only like something that didn't happen, but something that couldn't have happened.
The NSW hooker opens up about the ugly drama at the Wests Tigers when his coach told him he was being dumped.
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