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Facing a fourth stint behind bars, Roger Rogerson is possibly the most corrupt cop the country has ever known.
Facing a fourth stint behind bars, Roger Rogerson is possibly the most corrupt cop the country has ever known.
Family of murdered student say nothing will bring him back despite conviction of 'two very dangerous criminals'.
Market tumult over risk that Britons will vote to leave the EU may seem irrational. It's not.
Labor calls for investigation into flow of money from a Liberal-owned software company.
Consumerism is the norm for many Australians - but not for Jasmine and Aaron Boothey.
Report rules out sharp correction to house prices but warns of another danger.
East coast from Queensland to Tasmania facing severe weather.
The Audi was sold through consignment - but he's still waiting for the $25,000 he was expecting.
Republican candidate accuses the President of focussing on his words rather than shooter's actions.
Ziggy Switkowski was strongly warned his plan would breach the rules. He went ahead anyway.
Labor calls for independent investigation into Liberal-owned software company.
It was produced to scare voters, but critical information was left on the cutting-room floor.
Family of murdered student say nothing will bring him back despite conviction of 'two very dangerous criminals'.
Police believe drugs Rye Hunt took before his death came from fellow Australians.
The ASEAN statement contained nothing new regarding China. It was retracted nonetheless.
Cancer patients are doing it tough because they've been unlucky enough to develop a rare cancer.
Most people who believe that they are wheat-sensitive, without medical confirmation, are probably not.
Australia has a disproportionate share of the world's billionaires.
Mark McInnes' generous pay package has proved a bitter pill to swallow for some shareholders.
Shares take another sharp turn lower as Brexit fears linger.
There will not be a sharp correction to Australian house prices any time soon, says S&P.
The S&P/ASX200 index could retest the 5000-point level if negative momentum continues.
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The market sell-off over the growing risk that Britons will vote to leave the EU may seem irrational. It's not.
Chinese investors have sniffed out an investment that will always be in demand.
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And it could well be the coolest apartment in Paris.
It's not wealthy parents or a high-paying job that's behind this property portfolio.
High-quality apartments are appealing to the prestige market like never before.
Not everyone has heard of it, but the "deeming rate" is a big deal for three out of four retired Australians.
Now that the incentives are ending, is household solar still financially worthwhile?
Why would anyone blast their body in a bath of liquid nitrogen?
Most people probably already have a pre-conceived idea of what a co-working space is. But are they right?
Despite the environmental crisis in the Great Barrier Reef, local operators are digging in.
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The post-Clarkson Top Gear is getting a rough ride - here are six ways to make the car show brilliant again.
Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page and Robert Plant face first day of Stairway to Heaven copyright trial.
James Corden continues to top himself with hilarious Carpool Karaoke.
Do you feel so bloated you feel like you're having a 'food baby'? Follow this advice.
Much has been riding on the outcome of the Roger Rogerson and Glen McNamara murder trial, with Wednesday's guilty verdict opening the way for a raft of books and films to make their way into the public domain.
Around a third of the population have trouble sleeping, including difficulties maintaining sleep throughout the night.
Our perception of cold is the product of numerous factors both inside and outside our bodies – many of them beyond our control.
One expert reveals how diet and exercise can help.
There are plenty of natural lifestyle changes that will warm the body and stimulate circulation. Here are six you can do today.
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This might be where you'll be spending your winter.
All you need to know about this cold-weather-friendly dish, plus an essential chicken stock recipe.
On a budget? No need to miss out - here are Sydney's ultimate cheap eats.
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"'Sam Bee wants to take your guns away!' she mocked. "The ones that mow down groups of people in seconds? Yes, I do."
It's a blessing to be there at the end of a life - even when it's the family pet's.
Not getting married anytime soon? Let this woman's 'save the date' card be your inspiration.
An alligator has dragged a toddler into the water near a luxury US resort.
​When Jessica Rowe promised her sick mum the trip of a lifetime, she never imagined things would turn out so well.
A couple has been stunned to find the bride's mother in a photo of the groom taken 15 years ago.
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Eight great things in Adelaide that most visitors fail to see.
The chances of getting a better room than the one you booked aren't a pipe dream.
No, we're not the "world's biggest island". So stop telling people we are.
Pimped up iMessage, erasable apps and more in latest iPhone software update.
A post seemingly predicted the Orlando tragedy and more. But it's not what it seems.
A sharper picture upgrades this tiny action camera with eyes in the back of its head.
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.
Humans will need implants to keep up, Tesla boss Elon Musk says.
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Blue oval offers annual sat nav upgrade as part of improved customer service program
Does the new four-ring sports sedan live up to its rivals from BMW and AMG?
Bob Dwyer's accusation that England use illegal tactics has bought a swift response from an English player.
Jason Day planned to walk away from golf if he ever became the world's best player.
The West Indies batting powerhouse has attempted to deflect criticism for his conduct during an infamous interview with a female journalist by saying 'she knew exactly how the West Indians are'.
Opinion within rugby league is siding with Wade Graham making a swift U-Turn at League Central on Wednesday night and heading straight back to Camp Coffs.
The Maroons will be a 50 per cent better team on their home soil than they were in game one.
When Bulldogs team manager Alan Thompson's name popped up on Josh Morris' phone on the morning of their game against Canberra, he thought he was in trouble.
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