Property
Amityville Horror house for sale
You could live in a piece of real estate infamous for a mass murder and alleged paranormal activity, for just $1.13m.
Now you can grow a zero-gravity garden
No there's not something wrong with your eyes, these plants are really floating and spinning in circles. And you can buy them.
WA News
Police seize stolen goods from squatter
A man has been charged by police after it seized a massive haul of stolen goods from a property in Perth's southern suburbs.
Daniel Chick unloads on West Coast
Ex-Eagle Daniel Chick reacts angrily to the depiction of his former club on The Footy Show, claiming West Coast left him to rot.
Mystery creature 'snapped drum line hook'
Department of Fisheries confirms one of its Mindarie drum line hooks, designed to catch massive sharks, was snapped in two.
Labor looks set for a romp in Fremantle
It's hard to imagine a seat engulfed in a more calamitous start to the federal election than Fremantle.
Federal Election 2016
'Anti-vaxxers' come top in ballot lottery
Vaccination sceptics have landed the coveted first column on the NSW Senate ...
Hypocrisy, thy name is Greens
Analysis Richard Di Natale's dummy spit as unedifying as it was hypocritical.
The NBN is now hiring...in Ireland
The Coalition promised to create jobs and that's exactly what it's doing … in Ireland.
Liberal candidate's missing millions
It was supposed to be an epic reality competition. Instead, it was an epic failure.
Liberal candidate resigns over brothel
A Coalition candidate has quit after it emerged he owns brothel called Paradise Playmates.
Shorten promises $2b for hospitals
A Labor government would spend an extra $2 billion on hospitals over the next four ...
Business
Buy low, sell high - and this mine investor shows how
He's built one mining company from scratch which was sold five years ago to Rio for $4 billion, personally pocketing more than $66 million in the process. Now he wants to do it all over again.
Amazon eyes Oz grocery deliveries
World's biggest retailer says it's coming Down Under, and could quickly snaffle billions in sales in the $90 billion grocery market.
Alarm bells are ringing for super
It's time to protect people from their self-managed financial demise.
The big long: Could oil prices double?
Investors are buying contracts that will only pay out if crude rises well above $US100 a barrel.
'What are Americans thinking?'
The one question being thrown at US executives around the world is: Can Donald Trump really become president?
Six things to tell kids about money
While they might not care today who is putting money into the family bank account, one day, they might might be glad we talked about it.
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The Greynaissance is upon us
Move over millennials, we're in the midst of a glorious Greynaissance.
Money
Hybrid issues in favour despite traps
Hybrid issues for the banks are flying off the shelves once again, but there are downsides for investors.
Small Business
The bright spot in the economy?
Small business owners want creative solutions to the challenges they face.
Being busy: a blessing or a curse?
Recent research indicates all this busyness may not be such a bad thing after all.
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Who kills baby tigers?
An investigation into Thailand's lucrative wildlife tourism industry, as allegations swirl around top attraction, the Tiger Temple in the western Kanchanaburi province.
Entertainment
Grimmie was more than a Voice to fans
Christina Grimmie's love of video-games and growing up with a mother battling cancer turned her into a more than just another voice for her fans.
Warcraft star would rather battle orcs
Off the screen battlefield, Travis Fimmel grew up on a Victorian beef and dairy farm.
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Lifestyle
Princess Charlotte steals the show
Princess Charlotte made her first Buckingham Palace balcony appearance for the Queen's 90th birthday celebrations.
Roxy Jacenko's 'curse'
Has Roxy Jacenko's seemingly Teflon-coated facade started slipping?
Julie Bishop makes time for her passion
What to tell the Foreign Minister if you want to see her infamous death stare
TV 'romance' reaches new low
Amorality is the new black in the quest for TV ratings gold.
Hold the orgasm: what to know about tantra
Tired of "straight up Aussie sex", two women started tantra workshops.
The secrets of the five-minute wardrobe
As a study reveals that women spend 17 minutes a day choosing an outfit, here are tips on how to stock up on basics, and save an hour a week
Daily Life
Amal Clooney to represent ISIS victims
The international human rights lawyer will defend Yazidi women who have been victims of sexual slavery, rape and genocide by Islamic State militants.
What 'Me Before You' outrage misses
I don't have a problem with the movie's ending or message, but many people do.
An ode to dorkiness
"I was definitely a dork at school – I wasn't smart enough to be a nerd, I wasn't hated enough to be a geek."
Good Food
Best places to eat and drink in Berlin
Live like a local and find fabulous eats and drinks in the foodie suburb of Neukolln.
True chicken noodle soup
For authentic chicken noodle soup, look no further than this recipe. We can feel it's healing powers from here.
Warm up with a winter pudding
These steamy desserts are the ultimate in cold weather comfort food.
Pork with toffee apple sauce
Fresh apple and fennel salad counters this caramelised apple sauce.
Your weekly meal planner
From delicious steak to vegetarian pasta and a spicy soup, we've got your week's meals sorted.
Technology
Do passwords better than Zuckerberg
Facebook boss' accounts were compromised this week. Here's how you can do better.
Uber strikes another blow against taxis
You now have the ability to book an early-morning rather than hope one is nearby.
Female protagonists here to stay
Since Lara Croft's return in 2013, cinematic games have seen more and more leading ladies.
Supanova boycott over 'transphobic' founder
Daniel Zachariou, founder and Event Director of Supanova, shared a petition on his Facebook wall calling for Transgender education in Australian schools to be stopped.
Lenovo shows off bendable phone
Lenovo is adding experimental technologies to its smartphones in a bid to grow.
Woman trolls Telstra with cat pictures
Laura makes light of two-week service outage with the universal language of the internet.
Drive
Driven: Mercedes-Benz new convertible
German brand expands its soft-top range with sporty, four-seat offering.
2016 Audi R8 first drive review
Fastest Audi ever makes a surprisingly docile road car.
Sport
Crows clip the Eagles' wings
Adelaide does what no other team has done this season, beat West Coast at Domain Stadium.
Ricciardo issues ultimatum
Daniel Ricciardo says he will switch teams if he's not given a car capable of winning title.
John Worsfold vows he won't let Bombers wallow
Essendon's nightmare AFL season slumped to a new low on Friday night.
Ali,'s life and body of work
As a white man in Australia one can easily be ignorant about the experience of racism.
Comment
'When the going gets tough, you don't take off and leave the kids'
Regardless of whether or not children are biologically yours, if they're in your care that means responsibility rests with you for their welfare. End of story.
Safety is everyone's business, but it still falls to women
Like most women, I’m used to men taking away my right to feel safe in the moment.
When do you decide it's safe to go into the water?
After Ken Crew's death, I didn't give in to what would have been a rational fear. Now I find myself beholden to an irrational one.
Don't turn Muhammad Ali into a sanitised caricature
We're left with a man of inordinate courage who made some awful mistakes.
Don't try to tell me the Eagles' 2006 flag isn't legitimate