With hours to go it has come down to this
Analysis: Amazingly, both Turnbull and Shorten will go into Saturday buoyed by polls showing they can win.
'Wrap it up, please': Shorten's combative interview
It was the question that kicked off a long, awkward exchange
The secret the big four banks are loath to divulge
Comment: Only a complete mug would pay their advertised mortgage rates.
Dead heat on election eve as poll points to cliffhanger
Exclusive: Fairfax Media's last election poll challenges the Coalition's growing confidence.
Boris Johnson pulls out of leader race
A fierce campaign leaves the former London mayor's ambitions in tatters.
Air Force One base ends lockdown
Officials at US military base near Washington DC have given the all clear after active shooter report.
Sydney mortgage brokers under fire
Firms promised Chinese borrowers could get loans with "no proof of income".
Faulkner, Whittington charged with kidnapping
Judge charges Brisbane mother and child recovery agent over botched abduction in Lebanon.
Gen-Y share house bill shock
Share houses face increased utility costs with power retailers set to raise prices by 10-11 per cent.
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Dead heat? Election cliffhanger looms
Fairfax-Ipsos poll challenges a growing confidence Malcolm Turnbull will win comfortably on Saturday.
Voters undecided with just hours to go
The colour of Australia's next national government remains an educated, if ultimately fraught, guess.
Engrossing count looms
Australians overwhelmingly expect Malcolm Turnbull to prevail but it still looks uncomfortably tight.
New South Wales
Alarming reason Audi went missing
Cinthia thought she was going crazy when she could not find her car after a Pilates class.
National
'People have failed you': ADF boss
Vice-Chief says military has been "strangely" criticised for its approach to child sexual abuse.
World
Istanbul victim was trying to save son
Fathi Bayoudh and his wife were hoping to be reunited with their son, who had joined IS. Instead he became a victim of terrorism.
Comment
Disillusioned feel fleeced by the elite
There is an historic rejection of the political establishment underway.
War on youth is real - time to get even
No young person can realistically expect to enjoy the same spoils being enjoyed today by the baby boomer generation.
University can’t provide a job for life
A generation ago, the average career looked a lot different to today.
Business
Metcash bid fails to win over ACCC
Metcash's opening bid for Woolworths' Home Timber & Hardware chain has failed to win over the competition watchdog.
In search of a prime minister for all
With one day to go, the media is at fever pitch speculating about the election.
Say goodbye to the shop counter
Australia's biggest banks are in a raging battle to transform the EFTPOS terminal.
Massive Telstra outage 'corrected'
Airlines, politicians, and business all affected by major Telstra network problem.
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Did pokies ignite Woolies debacle?
The split between Corbett and Banducci might be a battle to protect Corbett's lucrative legacy.
Economy solid, global storm grows
Low inflation, coupled with global challenges, suggest more cash rates to come in 2016.
- Michael Pascoe The big four profit off our laziness
- Banking ASIC targets Chinese home loan ads
- Currencies How the $A became rock solid
- Mining Rio Tinto get new landlord in Mongolia
- Markets Shares end sour fiscal year on high note
- Stocks ASX set for 'pockets of outperformance'
- Energy Energy poverty not limited to poor
- Analysis Brexit 'crash' the calm before storm?
- Workplace How to avoid this job interview 'trap'
- Employment Job vacancies fall in May
- Investing Millennials back their investing skills
- China How did China analysts get it wrong?
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Household items that have no future
What everyday household items and designs will our homes of the near-future be missing?
Chinese mortgage ads under fire
Chinese-language advertisements promising borrowers can get loans with 'no proof of income' are under fire.
Newlyweds who live in a cubby house
It is not quite a self-contained 'tiny home' but it's a halfway solution in a former cubby house.
'It's the worst possible way to invest'
Top Property
Watch now: It's demolition time
Surprise city luring property investors
Money
Crown's conjuring trick
Want to know the best way to spot the winners when you're at the casino?
Three types of managed fund to avoid
There are many honest, hardworking and smart fund managers, but the industry also has its fair share of sharks.
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We love diamonds in the rough
Even jewellery is going organic with a trend for 'rough' gemstones.
Small Business
Sick of excessive packaging? Me too
Excessive product packaging hurts margins and the environment, and annoys many shoppers.
The biggest boom yet
Looking to start a business in an industry that's practically recession proof? This could be the answer.
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Sydney's closed venues
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Game of Thrones: Battle of the Bastards VFX breakdown
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It's been 16 years since the groundbreaking Avalanches debut, and the second album from the Melbourne act is a winner.
GoT's biggest battle built in Australia
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Gina Rinehart's dramatic weight loss
While Gina Rinehart's fortune has diminished from $20 billion to a more modest $6 billion, a more positive downsizing has also taken place: her weight.
Miss Teen USA ditches swimsuits
The little sister of the Miss Universe pageant is doing away with bikinis and replacing them with a different kind of lycra parade.
China bans betting on Hiddleswift's future
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Winter warming fragrant fish stew
This nutritionally balanced dish is designed to warm you up from the inside out and is ideal for winter nights at home.
Butter isn't good or bad for you
It is a 'neutral' food, a large new study has found, but what you spread it on may not be 'neutral'.
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Healthy meal makeover
Mike McEnearney's textural, herby salad is a virtuous all-day breakfast (or dinner) option.
Wood-fired pizza and pudding in a pub
The team behind Icebergs Dining Room & Bar revamp the Dolphin Hotel in Surry Hills.
Heston Blumenthal's kitchen hacks
Heston Blumenthal shares his secret to cooking the perfect steak.
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The grim tally that keeps going up
The stark reality is that while there has never been so much awareness, the horrors show no sign of stopping.
'They went for the cheap option'
People say these policies could sway their vote, yet neither party has a strong family violence package.
The reality of racism in Australia
When Shannon Murdoch boarded a plane in Melbourne, a couple started arguing. They didn't hide why.
The Devil Wears Prada
The legacy of Miranda Priestly 10 years later
Brexit irony
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Newborn killed by family dogs
The baby's mother only "walked away for a few seconds", but that was enough for the dogs to strike.
Brothers become paralysed at night
It's a phenomenon that has health experts scratching their heads; two brothers in Pakistan become paralysed each evening.
Fears for morbidly obese boy, aged 10
A 10-year-old Indonesian boy has been put on an emergency diet after doctors warned his extreme obesity is threatening his life.
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The visa rules for Australians in Europe
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Quiz: What is 'The Island of the Gods'?
Are you a travel expert? Takes this week's quiz and test your knowledge.
The secrets of Singapore's ghost railway
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Apple patent could end concert filming
Crowd of bright screens at live events could become much less common.
Facebook News Feed to favour friends
You'll see less from pages you 'like', more from friends.
Why the sun has lost its spots
For the second time in less than a month, not a single dark sunspot can be seen on the surface of our star.
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Turnbull promises $50m myGov reboot
Takeover of troubled portal by Digital Transformation Office confirmed
Zuckerberg to sell shares, stay at helm
Plan to let Facebook founder put 99 per cent of wealth into philanthropy without leaving.
Delete the accounts you don't use, now
Your old information can be just as useful to criminals as your current details.
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Disgruntled owners crush car with tank
Consumer rights in the spotlight as Dodge defends its actions.
Volvo's new family wagon reviewed
Safety is no longer the defining feature of Volvo's large luxury cars.
Sport
Bulldogs grind out win over Roosters
Bulldogs move into the top four with hard-fought win over Roosters
Stosur tumbles out at Wimbledon
There were no great Wimbledon expectations on French Open semi-finalist Sam Stosur, which, as usual, turned out to be just as well.
Semi is back to stay, says Hayne
Semi Radradra touched down in Sydney on Thursday night and will 'definitely' stay at Parramatta, according to travelling companion Jarryd Hayne.
Rugby League
Robinson unleashes at NRL Bunker
Roosters coach launched a furious tirade after a controversial decision to award Canterbury a try in the Dogs' narrow win.
Eels 'must confront allegations'
The man who helped Parra draft its domestic violence action plan has urged the club to not shy away from assault allegations levelled at Semi Radradra.
Souths hopes rest on Sutton milestone
South Sydney Rabbitohs' most experienced player, John Sutton, will rack up his 250th game this weekend.
