exclusiveTriggs has lost trust: ex-member
12:00AMChris KennyGillian Triggs is under renewed pressure to resign after devastating criticism from an ex-human rights commissioner.
EXCLUSIVERace case ‘threat to uni brand’
12:00AMHedley ThomasStudents in a racial hatred case say documents show they were wronged and kept in the dark by their university.
exclusiveContest of ideas: MPs argue 18C
12:00AMPHILLIP HUDSONResolving disputes under section 18C of the RDA has become a “form of punishment”, says the Nick Xenophon Team.
PM plea for those ‘left behind’
7:08AMSIMON BENSON, LIMAMalcolm Turnbull has warned of a new wave of protectionism as governments respond to communities in revolt.
exclusivePwC staff offered Trump therapy
12:00AMCameron StewartPricewaterhouseCoopers has offered to counsel staff in Australia worried by Donald Trump’s US election win.
Asylum-seeker firebomb attack
12:00AMREBECCA URBAN, PAUL MALEYAn asylum-seeker who arrived by boat in 2013 is under police guard after an attack at a Melbourne bank injures dozens | WATCH
The ripe stuff
12:00AMJames HallidayIt’s been a big year for Australian wine. And the only way is up.
exclusiveNova Peris tops MP debt list
12:00AMSEAN PARNELLEx-Labor senator Nova Peris left politics owing more than $6000 to the Finance Department and has a repayment plan.
inside storyLonely death in Africa paradise
12:00AMGREG BEARUP in Tofo, MozambiqueTofo Beach is a place where young Australians end up after seeing the other sights. But what happened to Elly?
exclusivePension ‘paid for a decade’
12:00AMRICK MORTONA Macedonian man continued to get the Disability Support Pension after returning to his homeland, collecting $160K.
Trump will further polarise our politics
Paul KellyThe world is awash with politicians in the early phase of reacting to Donald Trump.
How evil preyed on the young
John FergusonIt will probably never be known how many young people fell victim to Gerald Ridsdale from the late 1950s to early 1990s.
Elites smashed by ‘parochials’
Robert ManneThe Left doesn’t get Donald Trump’s victory over political correctness.
Robots help bring jobs back home
Jamie WalkerThe tide is turning against offshore manufacturing, but today’s smart factories barely need workers.
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Rock the rack
DAVID HERBERT Spice up the seasonal staple with some fresh herbs and a salad of bulgur and pomegranate.
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Show pony
PHILIP KING Range Rover’s topless SUV is all about the looks.
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The vine changers
SUE NEALES, MAX BREARLEY They risked it all to live the dream – and don’t regret a thing.
Heir of romance
Michelle SingerFully restored Adelaide mansion with pool, five bedrooms and the ‘best of everything’ - yours for $2.985m+.
Who brags wins
Bernard SaltWant to flaunt your sophistication but afraid of seeming like a vulgar narcissist? Here’s how!
Beer: The art of craft
Peter LalorThere’s never been a more exciting time to be a beer drinker. Make the most of it. Here are our 20 best brews.
The collectors
Max AllenIt’s a big step to build a wine cellar. But then comes the fun part – filling it.
Shorten’s 457 defence debunked
12:00AMDAVID CROWELabor leader Bill Shorten is coming under fire for blaming the mining boom for a surge in foreign workers.
Turnbull’s $20bn NBN bailout
12:00AMJOE KELLY, SUPRATIM ADHIKARIThe Turnbull government will borrow about another $20bn to shore-up the rollout of the National Broadband Network.
James Ashby phone row escalates
12:00AMJamie WalkerThe chief of staff of One Nation senator Rodney Culleton has lodged a complaint over an altercation with James Ashby.
CFMEU’s ‘gun to head’ of bosses
12:00AMEWIN HANNANMore than 1500 companies have signed agreements with the construction union for 20 per cent in pay rises.
Trump starts foreign offensive
12:00AMJapanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe voiced confidence yesterday after his meeting with president-elect Donald Trump.
French PM tips a Le Pen victory
12:00AMJacquelin MagnayAfter Donald Trump’s victory, the populist battleground has shifted to Europe and in particular to France.
Oldest woman in space blasts off
12:00AMA Soyuz rocket carrying a veteran astronaut yesterday blasted off for the International Space Station.
Moderate Islam at stake in Indon
12:00AMAmanda HodgeJakarta’s Christian governor’s battle could prove a watershed moment for this moderate Muslim-majority nation.
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Resource bulls can’t count on Trump
12:00AMALAN KOHLERDonald Trump is not actually proposing a fiscal expansion — just a revenue neutral tax break for private investment.
Execs caught in Rio tsunami
12:00AMMatt Chambers, Barry FitzGeraldWhen Rio Tinto’s board met in London this week there was just one item on the agenda. The meeting took 10 hours.
One ‘Parky’ post-‘Parko’ exit
Will Glasgow, Christine LacyWhen Malcolm Turnbull returns from his dash to APEC in Peru, there will only be one Parkinson in his inner sanctum.
Bull market over, inflation lags
ANDREW WHITEOne of the world’s best-known economists, Stephen Roach, says the bond bull market is over, but inflation is soft.
Sweet turns sour for Faf
Peter LalorFaf du Plessis is facing a one-match ban for ball tampering for allegedly using a mint to shine the ball in Hobart.
Rejuvenated Nitties grabs lead
Brent ReadFrustrated with cockroach-infested hotels, James Nitties went looking for answers about four months ago.
Telstra backs homeless service
Sarah-Jane TaskerTelstra has thrown its support behind an online initiative that connects homeless people to much-needed services.
No-shows at ministers’ meeting
JOHN ROSSJust four jurisdictions turned up for today’s meeting of skills ministers, dashing hopes of a reform push.
Seller makes hay with Monet
Will PaviaA Claude Monet painting of a haystack in a field at sunset has sold for a record price in a frenetic bidding contest.
ABC crows over public-purse deal
Darren DavidsonThe ABC has mocked private-sector pay in a program and tried to hide it by doctoring a recording on its website | LISTEN
- Triggs has lost trust: ex-member
- Asylum-seeker firebomb attack
- Race case ‘threat to uni brand’
- Elites smashed by ‘parochials’
- PwC staff offered Trump therapy
- Lonely death in Africa paradise
- Nova Peris tops MP debt list
- Contest of ideas: MPs argue 18C
- Reporter injured outside court
- Cardinals ‘game on’ against Pope
OK by them in America
Chris KennyWe should all rejoice that offshore refugees could soon be off to the US.
Trump agenda a basis for growth
Judith SloanHopefully, diplomacy can avert a trade war with China that could harm Australian interests.
Populism no fix for insider cartel
Peter van OnselenModern politics is caught between populism and a political insider class, neither of which is very palatable.
Taxpayers milked in cosy deal
Grace CollierEnterprise agreements between building giants and unions hit subcontract options.
The right to die with dignity
Andrew DentonThe baton passes to Victoria to be the only state to allow elective euthanasia.
Shameful bid to silence religion
Angela ShanahanAn individualistic creed couched in terms of new “rights” can’t tolerate rival views.
Keating stirring the possum
Gerard HendersonA clear majority of Australians still support our relationship with the US.
Deface value
James JeffreyA range of posters has appeared in Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg’s Melbourne seat of Kooyong.
Trump, rugby, thanks to Fairfax
You can connect just about anything to the US president-elect if you believe in yourself.
Been workin’ on the railroad
Iain SheddenBilly Bragg and Joe Henry’s celebration of the train in American folklore is bringing them to Australia.
Fantastic magic
PHILIPPA HAWKERJK Rowling’s latest addition to the Harry Potter franchise has attracted fans old and new to its cast.
Guilty secrets
GRAEME BLUNDELLThe Affair continues to delve into the repercussions of infidelity, long after the thrill is gone.
Northern songs
Victoria LaurieThe Pilbara’s rich cultural heritage is at the heart of an inspiring arts project.
The road to chaos
Richard FergusonWas Malcolm Turnbull’s dethroning of Tony Abbott worth the gamble?
Insights from a ‘deplorable’
Stephen RomeiIf you’re wondering how Donald Trump made it to the White House, this book is an excellent starting point.
Prestige property
From a converted dairy farm to a Melbourne penthouse, here’s our pick of the best homes open for inspection this weekend.
