ABC ‘not good enough’ on Trad
7:12PMStephen BrookABC admits it failed properly to report Muslim leader Keysar Trad’s comments on violence against women as a “last resort”.
CommentWho will be king when PM falls?
10:08PMGraham RichardsonMalcolm Turnbull’s day of reckoning will come soon: Scott Morrison should have his running shoes at the ready.
No change to 18C ‘commonsense’
5:12PMDavid Crowe, Rosie LewisMalcolm Turnbull urged to overhaul operations of HRC as parliamentary committee fails to reach agreement on 18C.
Nardella: I won’t pay money back
6:14PMGREG BROWNDisgraced former Victorian deputy speaker Don Nardella has refused to pay back $100,000 in dubious entitlement claims.
‘ACL blast motive self immolation’
8:08PMPrimrose RiordanMotive of the man involved in a van explosion outside the Australian Christian Lobby in December “was self-immolation”.
Kellyanne puts her feet up
1:33PMA photo featuring counsellor to President Trump Kellyanne Conway in the Oval Office has got people talking.
Oscars gaffe: Kimmel responds
4:36PMHost Jimmy Kimmel breaks his silence over the best picture mix-up that prompted a cascade of politically tinged jokes on Twitter.
UPDATEDCounter terror raid: man named
5:39PMRACHEL BAXENDALEPolice have charged a 42-year-old electrician with alleged links to ISIL after a police operation in rural NSW.
Muslim handshake policy ‘sexist’
4:06PMKYLAR LOUSSIKIANNSW Education Minister Rob Stokes responds to the policy permitting Muslim males to shake hands with females.
Sex in the boardroom
12:00AMCAROLINE OVERINGTONFor as long as there have been men and their executive assistants in business, men have been having sex with them. But one big thing has changed.
NBN ‘must do better’ for users
Annabel HepworthSome consumers feel “like they get the run around” over the NBN, the company rolling it out has conceded.
Stocks dip ahead of Trump
Daniel PalmerDespite promising early signals, the local sharemarket remains cautious before the US President’s joint congress address.
Samsung heir indicted
EUN-YOUNG JEONG, TIMOTHY W. MARTINFour other company executives have been indicted on similar bribery charges.
UPDATEDFahour ‘followed his vision’
Rachel BaxendaleThe Australia Post chairman has praised outgoing CEO Ahmed Fahour but admits his salary wasn’t appropriate.
Images
Prudish site bans art nudes
MICHAELA BOLANDFacebook has forbidden an auction house from advertising a Charles Blackman painting of a cat and two nude women.
‘Greatest threat to human health’
The World Health Organisation releases a list of the top 12 antibiotic-resistant bacteria that could kill 10 million a year.
Cheap wine often fits the bill
MORGAN DUNNThere are more important things to spend money on: just spend as much as or as little as you need to enjoy your drink.
Oscar ideal accessory for Stone
GLYNIS TRAILL-NASHActor Emma Stone’s gold Givenchy dress suggests she knew she was a dead certainty for the best actress Oscar.
Urgent bill to solve sugar stoush
Sarah ElksThe Queensland LNP Opposition will tomorrow push through hung parliament legislation to settle a long-running fight.
Labor’s all-out penalties assault
Joe Kelly, Rosie LewisPoliticsNow: The opposition used every opportunity in Question Time to probe the Coalition over take-home pay.
Nardella: I won’t pay money back
GREG BROWNDisgraced former Victorian deputy speaker Don Nardella has refused to pay back $100,000 in dubious entitlement claims.
Why minister deleted account
Sarah ElksQld’s Energy Minister Mark Bailey deleted his private account, which was used for correspondence with a union boss.
Celeb tweet before Oscar chaos
BEN FRITZA PricewaterhouseCoopers partner posted a celebrity photo on Twitter backstage minutes before he mistakenly gave envelope to Warren Beatty.
Bush: We need answers on Russia
Rhys BlakelyIn a rare TV interview former president George W Bush has said America “need answers” on Trump’s alleged ties with Russia.
Trump reveals his Oscars verdict
US President Donald Trump says the Academy Awards ‘focused so hard on politics that they didn’t get the act together’.
Kellyanne puts her feet up
A photo featuring counsellor to President Trump Kellyanne Conway in the Oval Office has got people talking.
Islamism must be resisted
Chris KennyWe are a welcoming people but the Muslim question is proving perplexing.
A-league expansion? Not yet
Ray GattExpanding the current A-League model by another two teams would be disastrous for the game says FFA.
O’Connor to be dumped by club
James O’Connor’s alleged cocaine possession appears to have cost him a future at the French club.
Donated brains on ice amid cuts
Amanda GearingHundreds of human brains donated to medical research are not able to be used for research because of funding cuts.
Lapse takes glow off Moonlight
Philippa HawkerAcademy voters duly recognised a beautiful, visionary and poetic film in choosing Moonlight as the best picture.
Few complain as short-wave axed
Stephen BrookJust 14 people in the Northern Territory complained to the ABC about its decision to switch off its short-wave service.
Human rights gift for PM
DENNIS SHANAHANMalcolm Turnbull now has the chance to do what Tony Abbott failed to do — overhaul the Human Rights Commission.
Coca-Cola runs out of gas in SA
NICK CATERNews that Coca-Cola will be closing its Adelaide bottling plant was greeted with the Premier’s customary shrug.
Voters won’t wait for Lib peace
Simon BensonThe full catastrophe of rolling former prime minister Tony Abbott is coming home to roost.
Fat cats not paid to spout pap
JUDITH SLOANThe wild ideas spouted by APRA’s Geoff Summerhayes will place a huge time and cost burden on companies.
Hypocrisy uniting Liberals
james jeffreyIt was clear yesterday that Mathias Cormann was ready to say bugger all in answer to questions from Fran Kelly.
Clancy’s call falls on deaf ears
Bernard SaltThe iconic figure of the swagman has been usurped by the ubiquity of Australian suburbia.
Values crucial to Hanson vote
GARY JOHNSThe trend among conservatives is to vote less because of class, geography and employment than a sense of shared values.
Turnbull needs a coherent credo
TROY BRAMSTONFormer prime minister Tony Abbott has given a voice to the deep disaffection throughout the Liberal Party.
It’s Eddie Moans
Wayne SmithEngland’s display against Italy revealed the limitations of Eddie Jones as a coach.
Artistic inheritance
Rosemary NeillAlbert Namatjira’s family has long sought to regain control of his copyright, to no avail. That may soon change.
Man of the screen
Philippa HawkerFrom a young age, film critic David Stratton knew where his passion lay.
Culture, not calories
DEIRDRE MACKENIt’s said to fight diabetes and lower the risk of cancer, but what else can the Mediterranean diet do?
The funny faithful
Graeme BlundellPete Holmes plays himself, a Christian nice guy adrift in the dog-eat-dog world of New York stand-up comedy.
Photography that mesmerises
Extraordinary images from the Sony World Photography Awards shortlist showcase our breathtaking and at times heartbreaking world.
