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Why Murdoch is applying the paddles to Ten's heart

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 20: Channel Ten logo on the roof, on October 20, 2016 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by ...

On the face of it, Ten Network is probably worth more dead than alive. At least if you are one of the three moguls - Lachlan Murdoch, James Packer and Bruce Gordon - in whose hands its future rests. But the rules of normal financial practice don't apply.

Papalii axed from Kangaroos over drink driving charge

Axed: Canberra Raider Josh Papalii, centre, leaving the ACT Magistrates Court before his sacking from the Kangaroos.

Josh Papalii has been axed from the Kangaroos after pleading to a guilty to a drink driving charge - in which he twice called the police to report his own dangerous actions - and will miss next Friday's Anzac Test.

Trump warns of 'major, major' conflict with North Korea

President Donald Trump

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says he sees no immediate need for Australia to develop a missile defence shield against threats such as North Korea, as US President Donald Trump warned of the possibility of "major, major" conflict with the rogue nation.

Markets Live: ASX holds the line

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Selling in the big banks and energy names is weighing, with the ASX 200 struggling to erase early losses but holding above 5900 points.

100 days of Trump: a timeline

US President Donald Trump in the Oval Office in April.

By Saturday April 29 - 100 days into his term - he is expected to have signed 30 executive orders, more than any other president since World War II, along with 24 memorandums and 20 proclamations.

Exhibition: Tom Goldner's Passage

Voyage.

Photographer Tom Goldner spoke with Clique about his latest series Passage, which documents two journeys in Europe's Mont Blanc region.

Prison gangs: Inside the insiders

Relaxed in Max: Police interview Matthew Johnson after the murder of Carl Williams.

All closed groups have codes. At the Melbourne Club it is frowned upon to drink merlot with baked halibut. In the POWs you get stabbed for speaking to police.