Chances of hung parliament increase
EXCLUSIVE Labor maintains narrow lead, but voters are flocking to minor parties, according to latest poll.
Shorten links Orlando and MP murder to marriage plebiscite
In Facebook debate, Labor leader suggests public vote on same-sex marriage could stir hate.
'He's the last guy I'd have thought of'
Piece by piece, picture is emerging of quiet, troubled man accused of murdering British MP Jo Cox.
Milk wars: 'Customers deceived'
Two of nation's most popular milk brands to return to court over labelling dispute.
'A story that will stun Australia'
Tabloid TV show gains 'exclusive access' to detention centre on Nauru, ending virtual media blackout.
Clinton upsets Saudis with terror call
Saudi Arabia and Kuwait outraged after Hillary Clinton links them to funding terrorism.
Fatal stabbing in Port Melbourne
A man has been stabbed to death in his Nott Street apartment.
Hawks outlast rough Roos
Hawthorn's form may have been patchy in the first half of the season, but they're now back in the top four, primed for another premiership run.
Donald Trump's campaigning year
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Federal Election 2016
Labor within striking distance: poll
Bill Shorten has held on to his overall lead during the last fortnight, according to the latest Fairfax-Ipsos poll.
Even PM's best-case scenario a worry
ANALYSIS In racing parlance, Malcolm Turnbull is one-out, one-back, going into the final straight.
Xenophon to 'drag parties to the centre'
Potential kingmaker Nick Xenophon names his policy priorities for negotiation with Labor or Liberal.
Victoria
CFA boss Lucinda Nolan resigns
Andrews government hopes for 'fresh start' after final opponents of its controversial industrial have been sacked or quit.
National
Dam wall to be raised to avoid flood
NSW
NSW government has committed to raising wall – but four years later than it was initially advised.
World
Fallujah retaken with little IS resistance
The Iraqi flag flies over the city and thousands of civilians flee after being used as human shields by Islamic State.
Comment
Turnbull's biggest test is nigh
Turnbull's return to Q&A; might be his most daring move in this risk-averse campaign to retain government.
Finally, women's football comes of age
Hurray for all those who let girls be just as spirited, passionate and robust as their brothers.
Why LinkedIn is the worst
How can the home of the humblebrag be worth $35 billion?
Business
Strap in people, this could go bad
The economic fallout from this week's looming Brexit vote has markets on edge.
Forget 'growth' – it's 'jobs' that work
With the unemployment steady and almost full employement the jobs market is playing a big role.
Brand hit, not fines, hurt Medibank
The consumer watchdog's legal attack could seriously damage reputation, analysts warn.
Singapore acts on profit shifting
The low-tax nation has signed up to a global plan to fight tax evasion.
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Reform right on cue for super
One of the nation's biggest funds is going to shake up the $2 trillion market.
True believer backs battling biotech
As shares in stem-cell developer plummeting, hanging on became something for the totally committed.
- Investment How low can bonds go?
- Regulation ASX blocks contentious Guvera IPO
- Markets Shares close higher despite Brexit fears
- Retail Milk wars are heading to court
- Elizabeth Knight International invasion is only starting
- Markets The $10 trillion musical chairs game
- Courts Former CBA executive pleads guilty
- Economy The addiction holding back Australia
- Markets No need to panic about Brexit
- Opinion It's 'too late' for Twitter
- Marijuana Microsoft breaks corporate taboo
- Medibank 'You can't change stuff, then hide it'
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Will house prices really affect votes?
The fastest growing and most expensive seats are marginal and could swing on what's at stake in the housing market.
Nine home truths about Melbourne
If you're newly arrived to Melbourne, you soon learn that several things are true. Some are cliches, some are awkward.
Our cities will stop working without this
We have to move beyond a game of political football about the negative-gearing winners and losers.
Open for inspection: What to see this weekend
These are Melbourne's best real estate agents under 30
Australia's 'startling' apartment growth
Money
Counting the cost of catastrophe
The recent storms down the eastern coast of Australia brought with them significant loss. Should you invest in insurance companies?
Auction to sell Moorcroft pottery
The auction of the late Mary Smart's collection is thought to be the largest single-owner sale of Moorcroft pottery in Australia.
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The world's slipperiest bikes
This may be the world's sexiest bike; certainly one of the most aerodynamic.
Small Business
Hiring staff with intellectual disability
A large possible workforce remains largely untapped. As an employer, here's what you need to know.
Tips for buying or selling your business
With the end of the financial year approaching, some businesses will be looking to sell.
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David Brent is back - as a rock star - and he's utterly, brilliantly awful
It's 15 years since we first met Ricky Gervais's brilliant comic creation. This new trailer suggests Brent is older but none the wiser.
Meat Loaf collapses on stage
The singer collapsed on stage during a gig in Canada, according to news reports.
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Was Taylor Swift beach kiss a decoy?
Coincidentally, the same day the Tom Hiddleston kissing photos emerged, Kim Kardashian West claimed Swift was a liar.
What makes boys attractive to girls
An Australian study has found there is one trait which nearly doubles a boy's chance of having close female relationships.
Guests fly in for Rinehart secret wedding
A squadron of private jets are set to wing their way to Hamilton Island in coming days, carrying a cargo of the rich and powerful for the top-secret wedding of mining heiress Ginia Rinehart.
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Is a low-salt diet harming your heart?
An extensive new study has raised questions about whether salt recommendations are outdated and possibly bad for your heart.
Signs of a hormonal imbalance
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How to not gain weight while travelling
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George Calombaris' Greek pub opens
It's been a long time coming, but the overhaul of the corner pub is finished, and the Hellenic Hotel is open.
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Update - or kill - Flash Player now
Adobe just patched 36 security flaws for the software in one go.
Top five budget smartphones for 2016
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How Netflix broke the copyright shackles
Copyright protection enters a new phase as we shift to streaming.
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Delete the accounts you don't use, now
Your old information can be just as useful to criminals as your current details.
Public USBs a security danger
Kaspersky Lab cautions that not every USB port is merely a power point.
The 'era of artificial intelligence'
Humans will need implants to keep up, Tesla boss Elon Musk says.
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ACCC to probe Oz car industry
A string of recent recalls and scandals prompts study into local industry.
New VW Tiguan specs confirmed
German brand claims to set new standards for compact SUVs with its Tiguan.
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Boyle not optimistic about golds
Raelene Boyle was twice cheated out of Olympic gold just as Jared Tallent was. But she knows she is unlikely ever to get those medals.
Ricciardo crashes in Baku practice
Daniel Ricciardo has snapped off his right rear wheel after clipping a barrier in Friday's opening practice for the European Grand Prix in Azerbaijan.
Where reality and make-believe cross
Movies are make-believe stories that seem real. Sport is a real story that sometimes seems like make-believe.
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AFL live: North Melbourne v Hawthorn
After a good start for the Roos, the Hawks' old hands have got the premiers back into the contest.
End-of-season bye given thumbs down
AFL footballers have underlined their commitment for two byes each season, with Gillon McLachlan's 2016 end-of-season bye having received a lukewarm response from the players.
'The Bont' getting that Brownlow look
After an outstanding six weeks, Marcus Bontempelli has people salivating.
