What 70 per cent of voters want from PM
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Majority of voters back landmark social reform that both leaders support.
Majority of voters back landmark social reform that both leaders support.
EXCLUSIVE A video has emerged of former Labor minister Peter Batchelor tearing down Greens election material.
Labor faces big challenges from the Greens and Coalition in two of its traditional strongholds.
There's a chance this man will decide who the next prime minister will be.
Why Vladimir Putin is hurting farmers more than $1 milk.
Global car giant will terminate its sponsorship deal in the wake Sam Newman's scathing remarks.
COMMENT They wanted a young Aussie mum in peril - and boy, have they got one.
The election victor may have reached base camp but a mountain range of challenges lies ahead.
The leaders are making the most of the last day of the election campaign. Courtesy Seven Network, Nine Network, ABC News 24
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A couple want damages from vendor, real estate agency in a dispute over the advertised land size of a near $1 million home.
Once considered middle suburbia, this spot is turning into a city hub, where people are happy to pay $1m for an apartment.
This is where celebrities including Brangelina hide when they come to Australia. Now it could be yours.
Nobody will pay more to see the doctor as a result of the Coalition's extended freeze on Medicare rebates, promises PM.
Less than a day before polls open Nick Xenophon insists he will emerge a kingmaker on Saturday night.
Close watchers of politics will keep their eyes on a slew of exciting contests around the country.
A measles alert has been issued after woman who travelled on a Jetstar flight from Melbourne to Brisbane diagnosed with disease.
Nobody knows for sure, but it looks like there are more crocs in North Queensland than there used to be.
UK's Justice Secretary has argued he is passionately committed to leaving the EU.
There has been much discussion this past six months about whether we have been seeing "the real Malcolm".
It has never been entirely clear why so many people like to draw penises on ballot papers.
For too long successive governments have sought to develop Indigenous affairs policy in isolation from Indigenous people.
It's long been our route to the EU, but will the Brexit make Australian companies shift their European bases?
What are each of the parties promising this election? This guide is here to help.
There's a weakness in the (otherwise sound) argument that borrowing is a good thing.
Crucial end-of-financial-year sales have been 'OK' only, according to Gerry Harvey.
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There is a dark side to the labour market in Australia and it is giving this country a bad name globally.
He is 93, still working full time and wants to stay on the job until he dies. Alf Catalano lives to work.
The problem with managed funds is that many deliver an investment performance that beats the market - but not after fees.
Financial expert Noel Whittaker answers readers' questions. Plus we have 10 copies of his book to give away.
Reward your survival of an arduous election campaign with a stiff drink.
Millennials are breaking away from traditional forms of employment and taking their chances on their own small businesses.
Why do a good job, when you can just pretend to be working hard?
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Alexander Skarsgard's abs are real, but real-life ape wrangler Josh Ponte divulges the film's animal magic.
A yoga instructor and a former athlete are among the women vying for Richie Strahan's heart.
COMMENT: Sally Faulkner faces prison while the TV crew get a slap on the wrist.
Cameron Diaz, Joe Jonas and Paris Hilton have all been spotted wearing it.
The thespian celebrates her 81st birthday with a tattoo, a gift from her daughter.
"It's a really sensitive question for women," Campbell said.
A new study has confirmed that pubic grooming is widespread but doctors are baffled about the reason most women are doing it.
It won’t fool anyone into thinking it’s really cheese, but that doesn’t matter, because it’s delicious nonetheless.
A new survey reveals our biggest gripes. Can you guess what they are?
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This succulent pilaf inside a crunchy porky shell is one definition of food heaven. Here's where to try it.
This classic dish rewards the softly-softly approach: cook it slowly and gently and you will get a juicy, tender result.
Good morning Vietnam – why we're mad for Asian breakfasts.
From Daily Life
We have seen significant progress, so it was disappointing to hear this dummy spit.
Fusion food isn't new but it's reaching insufferable heights.
There will be death - and pizza. Please note it contains spoilers (sort of).
A former beauty queen and TV reporter has been charged with child abuse.
If you haven't already asked your child what they want to be when they grow up, maybe it's time you did.
A 10-year-old Indonesian boy has been put on an emergency diet after doctors warned his extreme obesity is threatening his life.
From Traveller
First twin-engine jet to carry more than 400 passengers could deliver knock-out blow to the struggling A380 superjumbo.
Many travellers aren't happy about the culture of tipping, but don't blame America for it.
The weird region that declared independence from the rest of Australia ... and got away with it.
Following parliamentary enquiry, Scott Ludlam announces package to support local industry.
Queensland project works to improve sugar industry's self-sufficiency.
Aussies are prepared to pay for multiple subscription video services, not just Netflix.
New figures on diversity of Google's US workforce show its still far from mirroring population.
Takeover of troubled portal by Digital Transformation Office has been confirmed.
Plan to let Facebook founder put 99 per cent of wealth into philanthropy without leaving.
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Emerging technology under review after autopilot feature linked to fatal crash.
Off-roader is a pumped-up muscle car with a degree of stealth.
Track and field's governing body, the IAAF, has approved Russian whistleblower Yulia Stepanova's bid to compete as a neutral athlete.
The Storm dominated against a poor Brisbane Broncos at Suncorp Stadium on Friday night.
Everyone loves a winner. But what we love even more is a loser, if it is the right loser.
It took just 16 minutes to tell us what we already knew. Richmond have reverted to being an unworthy potential finalist.
The harsh reality of AFL football has hit former Melbourne captain Jack Trengove, who has been dropped three games into his senior return.
One of his parents is a TV personality, the other is the full-back of the century.
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