The gay jihadist? What motivated Mateen
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Was Orlando gunman Omar Mateen motivated by Islamic extremism or confusion about his own sexuality.
Was Orlando gunman Omar Mateen motivated by Islamic extremism or confusion about his own sexuality.
Paralympian appeared unsteady, drawing gasps from onlookers after removing his prostheses and hobbling in front of South African judge.
Former detective Roger Rogerson once said the people he shot never ended up in hospital - they went straight to the morgue. But not this time.
Each year more than $30 billion in deductions are claimed and now the ATO is cracking down.
Teacher was a relative of the college's owner, could not remember where the money came from.
He was dubbed Australia's first Chinese political prisoner now his personal tragedy is over.
Young people have it a lot tougher than their parents' generation, new study shows.
Former MP outed as a paedophile as it is revealed he owned a villa where Madeleine vanished.
The ten best political TV shows have been selected by a University of Melbourne panel and they're not what you might expect.
Ziggy Switkowski was strongly warned his plan would breach the rules. He went ahead anyway.
The nation's elite group of eight universities have proposed that the federal government reintroduce limits on how many students each university can enrol.
It was produced to scare voters, but critical information was left on the cutting-room floor.
Roger Rogerson is possibly the most corrupt cop the country has ever known.
Police release an image of a man they believe might have been dropping thousands of tacks on a Melbourne Boulevard.
Parents desperately tried to pull their two-year-old from the animal's jaws as it dragged him into a lagoon at a US Disney hotel.
Every so often elections matter. The last one mattered big-time for carbon emissions.
Progressives need to find the intellectual dexterity to conceive of Muslims as both victims and perpetrators of dangerous bigotry.
The middle-aged are having conversations about a subject they dread: what to do about about their aged parents.
The ATO has advised Fairfax Media what deductions they will crack down on this tax season.
New products and surging output from solar systems will keep a lid on power we buy.
Business that illegally exploited foreign workers now allegedly refusing to back-pay.
Careers will be on the line if public service diversity targets aren't met, says Labor.
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At the halfway mark on the timetable to 'turbocharge' our economy, that commitment has gone down as another bit of nonsense.
The board of GoCatch is taking this whole ''picking up and dropping off' thing very seriously.
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Dread the weekly sheet wash? Scientists may have a solution for this dreary weekly task.Â
High-quality apartments are appealing to the prestige market like never before.
Ask renovators which room causes the biggest design headache, and they will no doubt tell you the bathroom.
Consumerism is the norm for many Australians but not for the Bootheys who save two-thirds of their take-home pay.
Not everyone has heard of it, but the "deeming rate" is a big deal for three out of four retired Australians.
Much more than a mere car or SUV, an electric vehicle like this is a lifestyle.
Do short-break holidays do more harm than good to your productivity?
Most people probably already have a pre-conceived idea of what a co-working space is. But are they right?
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Why Finding Dory lacks the same impact of its predecessor Nemo.
If you can sit through this bombastic epic fantasy then you surely deserve the title of nerd.
Ty Burrell gives the lowdown on his new movie, the much-anticpated sequel to Finding Nemo.
Do you feel so bloated you feel like you're having a 'food baby'? Follow this advice.
Actor Richard Roxburgh is in the process of reprising his role as the disgraced ex-detective Roger Rogerson.
Around a third of the population have trouble sleeping, including difficulties maintaining sleep throughout the night.
Getting healthy habits to stick isn't difficult. But, first you need to bottom out, start small and build back up in your own way.
One expert reveals how diet and exercise can help.
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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."
I thought coming out was something I could postpone - if not avoid entirely.
Not getting married anytime soon? Let this woman's 'save the date' card be your inspiration.
It is a precious image little Aubrey and her family will treasure forever.
​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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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.
Phil Spencer says you should be able to play the games you own anywhere.
Pimped up iMessage, erasable apps and more in latest iPhone software update.
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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We test the new Mercedes-AMG turbocharged V6.
Greater Western Sydney have condemned the behaviour of a fan who allegedly racially vilified another supporter at the Sydney derby on Sunday.
There is nothing so dull in sport as a dull rugby match, but there is nothing so fabulously exciting as a great rugby match.
Props Scott Sio and Greg Holmes have been dropped from the Wallabies starting side for the second Test.
He is considered a future Immortal of the game, but James Maloney insists Johnathan Thurston is not "untouchable".
Ian Schubert believes the salary cap needs to make way for a "fantasy league" style points system to stop clubs cheating.
Wade Graham's State of Origin dream has been dashed after he was banned for one match by the NRL judiciary on Wednesday night.
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