Labor leads, Turnbull's support collapses
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The Fairfax-Ipsos poll suggests voters are now genuinely considering an option that has not occurred since the dark days of the Depression.
The Fairfax-Ipsos poll suggests voters are now genuinely considering an option that has not occurred since the dark days of the Depression.
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The Coalition policy that has an angry former Liberal Party president considering a Senate tilt.
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Rob Sharpe from Weatherzone explains why much of the east coast is in for a wet and windy weekend.
The government has slipped behind Labor for the first time since Malcolm Turnbull replaced Tony Abbott, according to the latest Fairfax-Ipsos poll.
This election has often been described as Malcolm Turnbull's to lose. How prophetic because that seems to be what he is busy doing. Losing it.
Claims that coral bleaching has caused the "death" of the Great Barrier Reef are distorted, a Turnbull government agency says.
Premier vows he will continue to make controversial decisions - or he wouldn't be doing his job.
Protesters target anti-immigration figure's campaign launch "to shame racists".
Hillary Clinton lets fly at Donald Trump saying he is too much a lunatic to be allowed into the White House.
Cartoonist Cathy Wilcox shows you how to get more out of your seething outrage online.
A good start might be to listen to your kids and their friends when considering what sort of future you will vote for, come July 2
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Australia's best performing companies, or those with the best return on shareholder funds after tax, have a few things in common.
The man who pulled Woolworths back from the brink in the 1980s knows what's wrong with it now.
Shares ended Friday on a positive note but fell for the week as rate cut worries weighed.
Shaver Shop, Booktopia, and Kogan put an end to the drought in retailers' market listings.
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Ditch wages, and pay every citizen a universal basic income: the longer you look at it, the less enthusiastic you become.
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New technology set to make home hunting a whole lot easier.
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Financial expert George Cochrane answers questions from readers.
Defined benefit fund members face the prospect of major changes to taxation, with two proposals to have the biggest impact.
Two Australians have joined the whisky world's most exclusive club.
Business owners with guard dogs, works of art or solar systems might be missing out.
Do women value harmony and equality more than men?
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