You've been told Labor can't win - but they can
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Analysis: if ALP wins, many will admit that signs of a shift had been wilfully ignored.
Analysis: if ALP wins, many will admit that signs of a shift had been wilfully ignored.
Cadet, 15, threatened with charges after 'sex affair' with instructor twice her age, Commission told.
Priscilla dreamt of the house with the picket fence. There are few favours for her in the budget.
Media personality's 'jokey comments' earns stern rebuke from the PM.
Analysis: NSW is a victim of its own success with the hands of the others states in the till.
Is a 21-year-old missing backpacker the newest recruit of the mythologised fighting unit?
A girl had just been to church when she first saw the window cleaner at her Hunters Hill home.
The star of the Libs' viral attack ad has commented on his sudden rise to fame.
A video by digital 'content company' tronc has been lambasted for its heavy use of buzzwords.
The Prime Minister has entered the fray over football president Eddie McGuire's "joke" about drowning a female journalist.
If Bill Shorten wins, many will be forced to admit that the signs of a public shift had been wilfully ignored.
Penny Wong says assurances a plebiscite will be civil are the "hollowest of hollow words".
NSW Treasurer Gladys Berejiklian has unveiled budget surpluses worth more than $8 billion over the next four years.
Australian Olympic Committee's urgent plea to Rio organisers to deploy security well before the Games begin.
A fine display of the self-serving hypocrisy of American politicians who mouth words of concern, but refuse to act.
The inarguably strong budget is the result of the government's focus on repair. But tough decisions should have been made.
Donald Trump believes American Muslims are hiding something. But I'm not.
The issues surrounding WestConnex are too big to ignore and attempting to sweep them under the rug does Sydney no favours at all.
China is at a crossroads where a wrong turn could lead to economic stagnation, says the chief China economist for Citi.
Man who led Rio Tinto's fight against push for inquiry into falling iron ore prices has been deposed.
The ASX posted a third day of gains as confidence grew ahead of Thursday's Brexit vote.
APN News & Media shares jump as it sells regional newspaper business to News Corp.
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$400,000 penalty has been imposed on the operator of a 7-Eleven store that exploited workers.
Heinz is being hauled to court over a 'healthy' fruit and vegetable toddler snack that is more than 60 per cent sugar.
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First-home buyers hoping the NSW Budget would bring financial support will be severely disappointed.
Gwyneth Paltrow's taken readers of her blog on a tour of her enourmous NYC pad... and there's a 'sensual piece'.
The couple were mortified when an overbearing fence cropped up, blocking their water views.
Everyone knows wages growth has been at record lows, but could the turning point be here?
Technology has revolutionised payment for goods and services but some retailers are still in the dark ages.
Worlds of watches and shoes combine to create next-level wrist candy.
After losing its biggest mining contract, Downer is looking to Victorian SMEs.
Do you need to pay tax if your business hasn't experienced any activity yet?
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The controversial SBS series Struggle Street - now filming in Melbourne - has been condemned by the state government.
Some have rushed to condemn it, but Karl Quinn thinks it might be most uplifting show.
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One 21-year-old decided to confront her body shame in the most public and brave way.
Diet, not exercise, is the key to weight loss, but a worrying number of people have taken this to mean that exercise therefore has no value.
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I've loved the great game for a long time, which is why the current state of AFL affairs pains me so much.
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We are at a point of real, possible change. This is what's holding us back.
There's no doubt Chrissy Teigen keeps it real when it comes to new motherhood.
Results of a new study reveal that your parenting style can have a major impact on your child's future happiness and career prospects.
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Kirby returns better than ever thanks to a shape-shifting mech and superb game design.
Plan to let Facebook founder put 99 per cent of wealth into philanthropy without leaving.
Your old information can be just as useful to criminals as your current details.
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The AOC has called on Rio Games organisers to mobilise their security force early following a number of violent robberies on athletes in the Games city.
Wallabies coach says he's perplexed by suggestion he's been bullied by Eddie Jones.
Queensland coach Kevin Walters believes curtailing the influence of one man will go a long way to securing yet another State of Origin series.
NSW have been given a cruel reminder of Queensland's dominance after Tuesday's captain's run at Suncorp Stadium.
The lead-up to the Brisbane game has been various shades of beige. It's up to NSW to provide some colour or face a potential white-wash.
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