It's legal: US politicians can be bribed
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Analysis: When a governor was showered with gifts involving a Ferrari, Rolex and personal loans, the Supreme Court was clear.
Analysis: When a governor was showered with gifts involving a Ferrari, Rolex and personal loans, the Supreme Court was clear.
Demise of company running Jamie Oliver's Australian franchise catches media boss, ex-Wallaby and banker.
The tireless campaigner insists there's no need for a reconciliation with her old boss Tony Abbott.
As she lay on her bed, bound and gagged, her accused murderer allegedly filmed her.
Brenton showered and made some coffee. Then he went to work. But something was amiss.
He insists he's 19, but high school yearbook images appear to challenge that claim.
A 3D reconstruction of the gun battle inside the Lindt cafe shows who fired first.
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Turkey's prime minister says security forces believe Islamic State militants are to blame for the deadly attack on Istanbul's airport.
Malcolm Turnbull has attempted to clear up growing confusion about a national plebiscite on same-sex marriage.
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Turnbull, Shorten and Barnaby: whose voters live longest?
Junking decades of Republican orthodoxy, the maverick candidate vows to shred global trade agreements.
I am deeply concerned what the next three years will bring for health care if the last three years is any guide.
Two international events highlight just how disappointing Australia's approach to same-sex marriage has been.
Elections are all about giveaways, right? And just who pays for all the promises?
Dick Smith receiver Ferrier Hodgson claims the grilling of former directors and office holders is an essential part of its investigation.
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Benefits to injured motorists will be slashed under proposed changes to the NSW Green Slip scheme.
She thought her car had been stolen - but the police told her otherwise.
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Almost half of Australians don't know their next-door neighbours.
A testimonial on their website really sums it up perfectly: "Best hangover cure ever."
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Fast internet has reared its head as an election issue, with three out of four households not yet connected to the NBN.
Shhh! How many of these hard-to-find drinking dens have you found?
If you're looking to start a business is an industry that's practically recession proof, look no further than aged care.
Imagine texting your hairdresser to say 'can I come in for a haircut?'
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The Proudmans are reunited in tears and chaos. It's like welcoming back old friends.
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Is this best use of science ever? The brown stuff is still pretty sugary, though, and you know what they say about sugar...
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Samantha Bee got the Doctor to read mean Scottish tweets. It's like 'The Thick Of It', but with even more swearing.
Apparently 'no discourtesy' was intended.
Never, ever judge another parent based on their children's behaviour.
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Ben Creagh is still in the dark about whether he will reach the milestone as the club's most capped player.
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