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PM says Coalition will form majority government
STEPHANIE PEATLING | Turnbull says Labor lied to voters while Shorten declares the ALP 'is back'.
STEPHANIE PEATLING | Turnbull says Labor lied to voters while Shorten declares the ALP 'is back'.
Malcolm Turnbull tells the party faithful the Coalition can still form a majority government, despite heavy losses at the polls.
If Coalition is returned in its own right, it might have Victoria to thank.
ANALYSIS For Malcolm Turnbull, the future is now supremely uncertain.
Double dissolution gamble looks to have spectacularly backfired against PM.
It's been a kinfe-edge election with plenty of upsets.
You could have sworn the new prime minister of Australia had entered the room.
Who are the key winners and losers of the 2016 federal election?
Hung parliament a real possibility as Labor makes some gains on government
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Melbourne's auction clearance rates rose as bargain hunters came out of the woodwork on election day.
A Camberwell house, with transport and shops at its doorstep, has sold for just six figures at auction.
Oldest spruik has never carried more weight, as developers wise up to our desire to be more healthy.
Three young Melbourne sisters have been missing since Tuesday, with police asking for public help to find them.
Here is your guide to the 2016 federal election with voting times and what the minor parties in the Senate stand for.
The wife of an Italian businessman, killed with a machete, is among the victims of the deadly attack.
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 for business this election? This guide is here to help.
There's a weakness in the (otherwise sound) argument that borrowing for infrastructure is a good thing.
US stocks rose for a fourth day, with the S&P; 500 Index posting its best week since November.
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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.
Work out more than just your thumbs with these winners.
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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rage: Guest Programmer | 12:45am - 5am |
ABC Victoria |
Tour De France: Live Stage | 11pm - 2am |
SBS Melbourne |
The Dr. Oz Show | 1:10am - 2am |
Channel Seven Melbourne |
Defiance | 12am - 2:30am |
Channel Nine Melbourne |
Home Shopping | 1am - 1:30am |
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rage: Guest Programmer | 12:45am - 5am |
ABC Victoria |
Tour De France: Live Stage | 11pm - 2am |
SBS Melbourne |
The Dr. Oz Show | 1:10am - 2am |
Channel Seven Melbourne |
Defiance | 12am - 2:30am |
Channel Nine Melbourne |
Home Shopping | 1:30am - 2am |
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rage: Guest Programmer | 12:45am - 5am |
ABC Victoria |
Masters of Sex | 2am - 3am |
SBS Melbourne |
Home Shopping | 2am - 2:30am |
Channel Seven Melbourne |
Defiance | 12am - 2:30am |
Channel Nine Melbourne |
Home Shopping | 2am - 2:30am |
Network TEN Melbourne |
TV show | Time | Channel |
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rage: Guest Programmer | 12:45am - 5am |
ABC Victoria |
Masters of Sex | 2am - 3am |
SBS Melbourne |
Home Shopping | 2:30am - 3am |
Channel Seven Melbourne |
Alien Predator | 2:30am - 4:30am |
Channel Nine Melbourne |
Home Shopping | 2:30am - 3am |
Network TEN Melbourne |
TV show | Time | Channel |
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rage: Guest Programmer | 12:45am - 5am |
ABC Victoria |
Masters of Sex | 3am - 4:05am |
SBS Melbourne |
Home Shopping | 3am - 3:30am |
Channel Seven Melbourne |
Alien Predator | 2:30am - 4:30am |
Channel Nine Melbourne |
Home Shopping | 3am - 3:30am |
Network TEN Melbourne |
TV show | Time | Channel |
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rage: Guest Programmer | 12:45am - 5am |
ABC Victoria |
Masters of Sex | 3am - 4:05am |
SBS Melbourne |
Home Shopping | 3:30am - 4am |
Channel Seven Melbourne |
Alien Predator | 2:30am - 4:30am |
Channel Nine Melbourne |
Home Shopping | 3:30am - 4am |
Network TEN Melbourne |
It's a quirky tale: a motel owner who spied on guests for decades, but now doubts have been raised over its veracity.
The Star Trek actress explains why the cult sci-fi franchise teaches much about diversity and peace.
In their first interview since completing the album the world waited 16 years for, The Avalanches explain what happened after they left us.
The Dyson hair dryer - life-changing or just hot air?
Australian Tom Short, 19, was plucked from the street to walk for Kenzo in Paris.
The Arctic P is fuelled and champagne bar re-stocked for Italy trip.
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?
From Good Food
Glass Den is full of dishes to stir up the imagination and fire up the belly.
Om Nom launches its new cocktail menu. Try the Secret Garden complete with absinthe jelly worms.
This classic dish rewards the softly-softly approach: cook it slowly and gently and you will get a juicy, tender result.
From Daily Life
What happened to domestic violence? It's still destroying lives every day but for our government, it looks like it no longer matters.
We have seen significant progress, so it was disappointing to hear this dummy spit.
The idea that it's rude to ask someone who they voted for is for the 1950s, not today.
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
Women are banned from this exclusive club. But there's one way they can get in.
The scandals and scoundrels of Canberra aren't restricted to the current mob.
Everyone knows the salad dressing, but few people realise that Thousand Islands is a real place.
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.
Cate Campbell became the fastest woman over two laps, breaking Britta Steffen's supersuit record with a brilliant swim in Brisbane.
The Rebels took on the Stormers at AAMI Park on Saturday night and lost 57-31.
The Australian batsman was hospitalised after being hit on the back of the head by a throw.
When the history of the game's most storied rivalry is recorded, little room will be roped off for this one.
The Western Bulldogs might well go on to big things this September. And if they do, this four-point win over Sydney will be seen as pivotal.
The immediate future of young Saint is under a cloud with the 20-year-old suffering another concussion.
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