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Commonwealth Bank, ANZ and St George join their rivals in another out-of-cycle increase in mortgage rates for investment and owner-occupier loans, after speculation the regulator may step in to rein in property lending.
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British police say they have made two further significant arrests in the investigation into the attacks on Westminster Bridge and the Houses of Parliament in London.
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The photographer who captured an image of a woman wearing a hijab walking past a victim of yesterday's London terrorist attack has defended her actions, saying she looked distressed, and claims his work has been "misappropriated".
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The Trump administration issues a permit to build the Keystone XL pipeline, reversing the Obama administration's position and all but ending a long-fought campaign to stop the project on environmental grounds.
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A century after his death, Aboriginal World War I veteran Miller Mack is moved from a "pauper's grave" and laid to rest in Raukken, the South Australian community in which he grew up.
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Despite the ride-sharing service remaining illegal in South Australia due to a stand-off with the State Government, Uber drivers are speaking out against their "minimum wage" work and are questioning whether it is worth their while.
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Port Adelaide's Aaron Greaves played and then coached football at lower levels believing he was travelling down the right road — but as it turned out, it was his teaching qualification which fast-tracked his coaching.
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You might think Australia's houses are ridiculously overpriced, but that's not how China's millionaires see it.
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Egypt's 88-year-old former president walks free after he being cleared of the final murder charges against him this month, in a case featuring a litany of charges ranging from corruption to the killing of protesters.
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There are fresh hopes for the plight of the endangered loggerhead turtle after an unusually bumper nesting season at Gnaraloo on Western Australia's Ningaloo coast
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Some of the world's toughest cyclists reach the halfway mark as they ride across the country with unimaginable speed and endurance while competing in Australia's longest bike-packing race.
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A training centre has been planned for Adelaide's Osborne shipyards to prepare electricians, welders and fabricators to fill guaranteed jobs in Australia's $90 billion shipbuilding program.
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India captain Virat Kohli faces an 11th hour fitness test on his injured shoulder to prove he is able to take the field in the fourth and final Test against Australia in Dharamsala.
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The Government seeks advice about a postal plebiscite on same-sex marriage amid confirmation from Peter Dutton such a vote would bypass the Senate.
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About 60 firefighters spend several hours dealing with a massive blaze at the former Enfield High School in Adelaide's inner-north.
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China's visiting Premier dismisses suggestions his nation is "militarising" the waters of the South China Sea, but has acknowledged defence equipment placed on disputed islands was to help maintain "freedom of navigation".
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A world-first solar project in remote far north Queensland could provide the blueprint for keeping the lights on in regional towns when the grid fails.
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A tropical low brewing 600 kilometres north-east of the Queensland coast could make landfall early next week as a category four cyclone or higher, the Bureau of Meteorology says.
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Twenty-five years ago at the annual Women on Farms Gathering in Numurkah the-then Minister of Agriculture was presented with a shovel carrying a cow pat in response to his speech.
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US President Donald Trump demands a make or break vote on a key healthcare bill in the House of Representatives, threatening to leave "Obamacare" in place and move on to other issues if the vote fails.
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Scientists in Germany flip the switch on what's being described as "the world's largest artificial sun," a device they hope will help shed light on new ways of making climate-friendly fuels.