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Federal Election 2016
Shorten's best shot. Will it be enough?
Analysis If swinging voters watched and went straight to the ballot box, Labor ...
Make maths, science compulsory: PM
Malcolm Turnbull has called for maths and science to be made compulsory for all ...
Greens candidate's home targeted
A group of men allegedly tore down campaign signs and threatened the Tasmanian's ...
Rudd gets short shrift from roll call
Honouring former leaders is a ritual that has been awkward for quite some years now.
Turnbull to announce new 'green cities' fund
A re-elected Turnbull government would create a new investment fund, worth up to $100 ...
Flat note at Joan Sutherland centre
The "feel" of an election campaign launch speech can be a good indication that a ...
Queensland
No remains found in Sharron Phillips search
Police have finished searching site at Carole Park.
Brutal assault on man, 71
A brutal attack on a Gold Coast bus has left an elderly man in hospital with facial injuries.
Palmer vows to regain balance of power
Low-key launch of Palmer United Party's senate campaign.
Nemo nursery protecting wild clownfish
Townsville captive breeding program a world first.
Business
Brexit: Strap in, 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.
$US50m hack a 'nightmare scenario'
Doubts over digital currencies renewed after a successful $US50m hack.
Medibank's reputation on the line
The consumer watchdog's legal attack could seriously damage reputation, analysts warn.
Shopkins a very big deal
Forget Barbies and Bratz - the hottest doll in the world is designed in Australia.
Do we want self-driving cars?
The technology to make autonomous cars a reality may be ready. Drivers are not.
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ExecutiveStyle
Seven of the world's fastest bikes
If this isn't the world's sexiest bike, it's certainly one of the most aerodynamic.
Small Business
The $10 million "small-town Aussie"
How celebrity jewellery designer Samantha Wills went from a Byron Bay to the world.
Fatherhood a tough business
Rob knew he couldn't keep working so many hours when he became a new dad.
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The stitch up: mattress madness
Liam Mannix explains why consumers are likely paying way too much for their mattresses, and why the industry has got away with it.
Entertainment
Second Voice singer ambushed, shot
Less than a week after Christina Grimmie, an American singer who appeared on the Mexican version of The Voice was shot and critically wounded
Australian film director Paul Cox dead at 76
Paul Cox, who is widely regarded as the father of Australian arthouse cinema, has reportedly died aged 76.
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Property
Rent famous Headington Shark pad
If Banksy stencilling isn't dramatic enough for you, try this.
Cher, Eddie Murphy's former home just $115m
Beverly Hills fixer-upper that belonged to popstar Cher and comedian Eddie Murphy for sale.
Lifestyle
Lara Bingle lookalike chases fame
Exactly who and what constitutes a celebrity these days?
Meg Ryan's face overshadows Orlando
People were more concerned with Meg Ryan's ageing face than the Orlando massacre.
The Gen Y plans for the Packer dynasty
Francesca Packer Barham has more than a glimmer of her famous grandfather.
The Veronicas request food from troll
The singers respond to claims they are promoting an anorexic lifestyle
Reese Witherspoon's plans end in embarrassment
For years Australia has provided rich pickings for celebrities cashing in megabuck cheques.
Best & worst dressed celebrities of the week
In this week's red carpet roundup, Lucy Liu sings in yellow, Elle Fanning makes sequins work for her, and a jumpsuit does Diane Lane wrong. By Nyree McFarlane.
Daily Life
The best-ever politician throwbacks
Get into the election spirit with a glimpse of our fave (and not so fave) pollies in more, ahem, innocent times.
Five yoga poses to cure your hangover
Feeling the after-effects of a particularly wild night? Give these easy nerve-calming, toxin-eliminating moves a go.
Why would anyone need a gun at home?
As the post-Orlando gun debate rages in the US, Dom Knight tries to make sense of the 'right to bear arms'.
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Thick minestrone soup
This delicious soup is fresh and filling at the same time. You'll never say 'soup doesn't fill me up' again.
7 'healthy' foods making you fat
You think you're being good when you make these choices, but are you really?
Good Food Guide names QLD Regional Restaurant of the Year finalists
Here are your top-five regional finalists for The Brisbane Times 2017 Good Food Guide.
Paris: best places to eat and drink
Tracey Spicer finds the best food in Paris – with a surprising twist.
Exactly what to cook this week
From a delicious sausage and tomato stew to a Thai pumpkin curry and chargrilled chicken salad, everything you need is right here.
Technology
Update - or kill - Flash Player now
Adobe just patched 36 security flaws for the software in one go.
Top five budget smartphones for 2016
You'd probably just break a new iPhone 6s Plus anyway.
How Netflix broke the copyright shackles
Copyright protection enters a new phase as we shift to streaming.
Why Zelda is the biggest game at E3
The 30-year-old series reinvented. Bigger, better and more beautiful than ever.
E3 2016: Day two wrap
Via KOTAKU: All the highlights from the games exhibition floor in Los Angeles.
Free Telstra Wi-Fi all weekend
Hotspots open to general public for free to celebrate World Wi-Fi Day.
Drive
ACCC to probe Oz car industry
A string of recent recalls and scandals prompts study into local industry.
What is Australia's best cheap car?
We put four of the most affordable new cars through their paces.
Sport
The Wallabies that tanked in loss to England
Wallabies v England: Player ratings for who tanked and who starred,
Jones demands whitewash
England can make it a sweep with a win in Eddie Jones' home city.
LeBron praises Simmons
LeBron James has described himself as Ben Simmons' big brother and mentor.
Day's horror US Open start
World number-one Jason Day with six-over 76, his equal worst US Open round.
Comment
Where have all the leaders gone?
If Howard returned, a friend says, he would walk into PM's office.
Secret tunes in the budget opera
Budget opera - or is it soap opera?
Life is too short to want to escape it
Why are we trying to escape the life we have created for ourselves?
Why freeze when frightened?
Most people are familiar with the fight or flight response. But why freeze?
Winning one Snapchat at a time