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?
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Paralympian draws gasps from onlookers after removing prostheses and hobbling in front of the judge.
Police release image of man they believe might have dropped thousands of tacks on the Yarra Boulevard.
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Businessman dubbed Australia's first Chinese political prisoner granted early release.
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The most coveted footballer in the AFL's new women's league says she will retire if she can't play for her beloved team.
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The nation's elite group of eight universities have proposed that the federal government reintroduce limits on how many students each university can enrol.
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A vigil will be held at Federation Square on Thursday in honour of the victims of the Orlando shooting.
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Most people who believe that they are wheat-sensitive, without medical confirmation, are probably not.
Despite what our upbeat environment minister says, we're still failing the Great Barrier Reef.
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The ATO has advised Fairfax Media what deductions they will crack down on this tax season.
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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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While some of these ideas are downright laughable, others, we hate to admit, are pure genius.
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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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If you can sit through this bombastic epic fantasy then you surely deserve the title of nerd.
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Actor Richard Roxburgh is in the process of reprising his role as the disgraced ex-detective Roger Rogerson.
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Props Scott Sio and Greg Holmes have been dropped from the Wallabies starting side, while Sean McMahon has been given the nod to fill the void left by David Pocock.
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On Tuesday night, another six were inducted into AFL Hall of Fame.
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