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Comment: The enemy of my enemy is my friend, as the old saying goes. Unless they're gay, in which case… awkward!
Comment: The enemy of my enemy is my friend, as the old saying goes. Unless they're gay, in which case… awkward!
Comment: The shooting has been called an attack on all of us.But that is only partly correct.
Comment: Threats to Australia's commercial artery continue unabated.
Comment: So Labor is going to rework both the technology and rollout of the NBN if it wins. Is this a threat or a promise?
The Assistant Treasurer's once-safe seat is under siege from the Greens.
Hundreds have gathered with candles and rainbow flags in Sydney's Taylor Square.
Paralympian has suffered like an "animal in a cage", psychologist tells South African court.
Seddique Mateen said his son should not have carried out the attack because 'God himself will punish those involved in homosexuality'.
As Sydney Town Hall was lit up in pink and a rainbow flag flew at half-mast over Taylor Square, Sydneysiders gathered on Oxford Street to show their support for the LGBTIQ community.
A Shorten government would review the board and management of the NBN if it wins office.
Health care is by far the most important issue determining the votes of older Australians, eclipsing economic management for the first time.
Kelly O'Dwyer is under siege from the Greens in the once safe Liberal seat of Higgins.
Child care centres at four hospitals in Sydney are set to be closed or privatised.
In the year the Queen turns 90, Australia's latest honours list is characteristically diverse in most aspects besides gender.
Fight to prove the innocence of cleaners and teachers accused of sodomy is also being waged on social media.
The strategic pressures that threaten Australia's main commercial artery continue to build.
It's not just gender equality to play for. More leisure time can be devoted to volunteering, with associated benefits to wellbeing.
Americans live in a society in which it is more politically viable to propose banning Muslims than regulate gun sales.
No prizes for guessing which job has suffered the biggest slump in public trust.
A Melbourne-based financial planning group used the teachings of Church of Scientology.
Gold and diamond magnate Joe Gutnick is again in court being chased for millions of dollars.
There's little sign that the Country Fire Authority is being ripped apart.
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Most Australian parents probably haven't heard of Manny Stul, but they will know Shopkins.
Maybe boards are never going to be any good at keeping executives from betraying shareholders.
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Trading in Dinky die-cast toys operates pretty much like any other stockmarket, except on a smaller scale. 1:48 scale in most cases.
Millennial lads and their dads disagree on what it means to be a man.
A Melbourne-based family-owned toy retailer is named entrepreneur of the year. Is this Australia's coming of age?
Getting the timing right can be your best friend around tax time, depending on your business.
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Sieges, beheadings, and a truly vile trick to kissing women: as we stick it to the man.
A music producer has apologised to Adele after copping quite a tongue lashing at her latest concert.
Not The Boy Next Door takes aim at world's biggest TV prize at the Monte Carlo Television Festival.
The annual Tony Awards red carpet was a sombre affair but all the internet cared about was Ryan's "new face".
When the school asked the president whether he would like to speak at his daughter's graduation, he declined.
A new study has explored the health consequences of crappy relationships.
What the world's fastest man eats for breakfast, the song that inspires him and what he will do when he stops running.
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I've come to believe that there isn't someone for everyone.
Orlando is part of a long, hate-filled continuum of anti-LGBT oppression.
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A simple search test substituting 'black' for 'white' has the web aghast.
WWDC: Tech giant expected to announce Siri will go beyond iPhone and iPad.
Real-life 'Narcos' cocaine cartel criminal tells fans he 'loved' Pablo Escobar.
Your old information can be just as useful to criminals as your current details.
Kaspersky Lab cautions that not every USB port is merely a power point.
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Sydney ruckman Kurt Tippett's 2016 premiership dream is still alive but the in-form big man faces up to six weeks on the sidelines after a torrid derby for the Swans.
Coaching guru Ric Charlesworth is wary of the motives of Australia's major sporting bodies as they boost women's professional competitions.
Eddie Jones has hit out at former Wallaby Stephen Hoiles after a bizarre press conference stunt after England's victory.
NSW is now standing on the edge of the dancefloor and in desperate need of some new moves.
Wade Graham may be in strife with the judiciary but Sharks fans are celebrating after a 10th consecutive victory.
NSW coach Laurie Daley has resisted making wholesale changes for game two at Suncorp Stadium, calling Wade Graham into replace the injured Boyd Cordner.
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