Malcolm so close, he can sniff the finish line
SKETCH If this was the most exciting time to be alive, you'd very nearly question the worth of living.
Wave of Bregret: Brexit aftermath spurs political infighting
Millions of Britons have entered the second stage of Brexit grief: denial.
Records tumble as state shivers through coldest day of year
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The millions spent policing rallies is 'unsustainable', says Premier
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Woman dies after balcony fall
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AFL crowds go cold on TV game
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'It was a bit of a shock': Cost of putting a child through uni
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Violence erupts in CBD protests
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Analysis What started out as "there's never been a more exciting time to be an Australian", has been rejigged.
Tony Abbott grins and bears it
It was the grimace that said a thousand words.
Voters aren't buying the PM's slogans
Most voters disagree with Prime Turnbull's favourite catchphrase, a new poll has found.
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- The heart of Malcolm Turnbull's pitch
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PM knows what matters to Australians
The consensus on why Malcolm Turnbull's popularity has plummeted is seriously askew.
'Debt and deficit' is scaremongering
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Fast-fashion giant H&M posts a surge in Australian sales.
Brexit could send world 'over the edge'
The risk of another global recession has escalated after markets tumbled following Brexit vote.
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Low rates, low growth ahead
Australia's top economists have painted a dreary picture of the ewconomy.
Let's have a grown-up debate
An adult campaign, not one ruled by scare campaigns, will deliver a better outcome.
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