Live‘I want to speak without filter of fake news’
10:58AMDonald Trump addressed his supporters in a huge rally and spectacularly stepped up his attack on the media.
Energy security ‘survival matter’
10:53AMKYLAR LOUSSIKIANMajor manufacturing businesses says energy security “a matter of survival for their company,” according to Josh Frydenberg.
‘We’re open to clean coal power’
9:23AMKYLAR LOUSSIKIANThe NSW government is open to investments in clean coal power generation, according to Premier Gladys Berejiklian.
Mass overdose at music festival
9:34AMMass drug overdoses at a Melbourne music festival are the highest the state has seen for sometime.
A very royal scandal
7:15AMGraham KeeleyThe fairytale romance once enchanted Spain. Now, the couple are engulfed in the worst scandal to have hit the royal family.
WATCHRobert Irwin dazzles Fallon
9:16AMIt’s been over ten years since Steve Irwin passed away but now his son Robert has made his solo television debut.
Sydney ravaged by superstorm
4:22PMThree women have been struck by lightning and widespread damage has been inflicted by a hailstorm that swept through Sydney and parts of NSW.
The exercise bad for your health?
7:12AMPeta BeeExtreme exercise has never been more fashionable but cardiologists are worried we may be causing serious long-term problems for our hearts.
The legacy of Roe vs Wade
7:29AMNorma McCorvey, who was known as Jane Roe, the woman at the centre of the US abortion legal test case, has died at the age of 69.
Instant amnesia: my brain failed
7:14AMDavid AaronovitchMy mind went blank for four hours. There’s no known cause for the type of sudden amnesia I suffered.
How to solve problem like sharia
Ayaan Hirsi AliIslamic laws that belittle women must be criticised.
From prank to assassination
Amanda HodgeIn the usual Sunday chaos at Kuala Lumpur airport, no one apparently looked twice at the group clowning around.
Medich in a true crime thriller
SAM BUCKINGHAM-JONESHe is accused of paying to have a partner ‘fixed’.
Decoding Trump, Russians
Robert ManneDonald Trump faces impeachment if certain allegations turn out to be true.
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‘I don’t have time to fall apart’
LISA ROBINSON Postnatal depression, booze, annoying mobile phones … On the eve of her Australian tour, Adele tells it like it is.
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Deal with the devil
DAN BOX They just wanted their son’s body back. But first, Mark and Faye Leveson had to agree to let his suspected killer go free.
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Bitter sweet
RICHARD GUILLIATT His first feature film is up for an Oscar, but Martin Butler’s career success comes at a time of acute personal heartache.
Easy breezy
Michelle SingerModern, stylish 4br beach shack on 400sq m block with native garden and wide ocean views - yours for $1m.
The gatekeeper
Louise CallaghanStanding at the crossroads of East and West, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan ruthlessly exploits enormous power.
Inbox: Breaking ranks
Interesting story on James Ashby being given the credit for the meteoric rise of Pauline Hanson’s One Nation.
Money in the Southbank
John LethleanAfter 12 good years, this prominent, casual Melbourne diner has lavishly expanded and renovated. But is it better?
Mates save shark victim’s life
7:40PMA spearfisherman owes his life to his quick thinking mates after being badly mauled by a shark in northern Queensland.
Airbnb scammed on their own
12:00AMSAMANTHA HUTCHINSONAirbnb is leaving users high and dry as sophisticated scammers troll the site and dupe unsuspecting customers.
No apology from Triggs
12:00AMRACHEL BAXENDALEHRC president Gillian Triggs has refused to apologise to Queensland University of Technology students.
Man stabbed to death in Sydney
11:10PMA woman has been charged with murder after a man was fatally stabbed in the neck in a fight at a home in Sydney’s southwest.
US ‘will hold Russia accountable’
8:49AMANTON TROIANOVSKIUS Vice President Mike Pence said the US backs NATO but a Russian official touted a new kind of world order.
‘Conqueror’ threatens Merkel
12:51PMDavid Charterhe popularity of the only man thought capable of defeating Angela Merkel has hit a new high.
Fourth arrest over Kim murder
3:50PMALASTAIR GALEA North Korean man is the fourth person to be detained in connection with the murder of Kim Jong Un’s half brother.
IS suicide bomber kills 75
12:00AMISIS has struck a Pakistan Sufi shrine, killing at least 75 people in the deadliest attack in two years.
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Kraft in $US186bn Unilever bid
9:35AMSAABIRA CHAUDHURIAny deal faces significant hurdles, even if Unilever management — which quickly rejected the offer — ultimately comes around.
Trophy homes
12:00AMJonathan ChancellorPharmaceutical entrepreneur Jeremy Cutts and wife Robin have bought on the Portsea clifftop.
General Pants’ Big Apple dreams
GLYNIS TRAILL-NASHGeneral Pants boss Craig King says he is testing the retail waters in the US.
Lowy plots goals for game in flux
ANDREW WHITEFFA chair Steven Lowy is fighting on a series of fronts to retain control of the administrative clout of the game.
Sydney’s invincibles bid over
Western Sydney sent Sydney FC to their first A-League defeat this season, claiming their first win in a derby in more than three years.
Epic Super Netball opener
Amanda Lulham“It wasn’t easy, it wasn’t pretty and it wasn’t what fans had expected.” The Giants claimed the historic victory by a whisker.
Computer decides biff is best
Mark BridgeA Terminator-style scenario where artificial intelligence goes rogue is looking more plausible.
UTas get tick of approval from IA
A UTas plan to transplant it’s entire STEM activities into the centre of Hobart today received the official backing of Infrastructure Australia.
Older and a bit less fun
Stephen RomeiThe Trainspotting cast is reunited for the much-anticipated sequel. Sadly, it won’t be remembered as their best work.
Contempt costs Yahoo!7 $300k
TESSA AKERMANYahoo! 7 has been fined $300,000 after an ‘inexperienced’ reporter caused a murder trial to be aborted.
Senate’s threat to nation’s rating
Paul KellyTreasury must call a summit and lay bare the scale of fiscal repair needed.
Prideful, mean-spirited course
Hedley ThomasTriggs and her advisers have never acknowledged their part in the shabby treatment of the QUT students.
Extreme voices elicit mistrust
Chris KennyBoth Labor and the Coalition run from any reasoned debate on Islam.
Turnbull discomfits ‘electricity Bill’
Dennis ShanahanBut just winning the debate won’t keep the lights on.
Renewable means unreliable
Judith SloanOur out-of-synch power mix makes it harder to cope with sharp seasonal surges in demand.
Sisterhood’s veiled promise
Caroline OveringtonA well-meaning media, in supporting those who wear the veil, overlooks others who oppose it.
Right shuns Menzies’ progressivism
Peter van OnselenThere’s a reason why the party’s founder named it Liberal rather than conservative.
A melting pot and a honey pot
Gideon HaighThe IPL has transformed India as a destination, into cricket’s great bazaar, separating the haves and the have yachts.
Working mum takes on giants
Grace CollierUnions and businesses have been colluding to enrich themselves at the workers’ cost.
Scorsese’s spiritual quest
PHILIPPA HAWKERThe longer he pondered how to tackle Silence, the better the director understood that less is more.
Such is motherhood
GRANTLEE KIEZANed Kelly’s heartbroken mother had some important advice for her son when she visited him before he was hanged.
Moved by tragedy
Sharon VerghisChoreographer and dancer Crystal Pite has embraced the unsettling darkness of one man’s personal loss.
Comedy of errors
Justin BurkeHow has a one-act play that began life in a small London theatre found its way to Australia and Broadway?
Something wicked
GRAEME BLUNDELLThe adaptation of Big Little Lies transports its malevolence and mystery from Sydney to California.
Saga of missionary misery
DAVID STRATTONMartin Scorsese’s love/hate relationship with the church has been given another outing in his new film, Silence.
Melbourne in a different light
The city of Melbourne turns in to a visual wonderland for the annual White Night festival.
