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The runs are there, says PM
Buoyant Malcolm Turnbull points Liberal leaders to recent achievements.
Homeless moved on in CBD
Authorities have ended a prominent homeless camp near the NSW parliament but promised accommodation.
Libs open door to shark fishing
Protection of great white sharks could be lifted if the CSIRO finds the species is no longer endangered.
Age and area key to satisfaction
Lynne Uptin could very well be the nation’s most satisfied worker.
Brigade’s hands tied on fire risks
NSW Fire Brigade does not have the power to inspect buildings for the rate at which a fire may spread through cladding.
Unions in penalty rate bid
Unions have launched an 11th-hour legal action to try to stop penalty rate cuts being imposed on low-paid workers.
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince: Three Things to Know
Saudi Arabia's King Salman has appointed his son, Mohammed bin Salman, as crown prince, replacing his nephew, Mohammed bin Nayef, as first in line to the throne. WSJ's Niki Blasina explains who he is, and what this means for the U.S., Saudi Arabia and the broader region. Photo: Getty Images.
How Much Do You Love Your iPhone?
As the iPhone approaches its 10th birthday, WSJ Personal Tech columnist Geoffrey A. Fowler asks iPhone owners about their most intense gadget relationship. What if they had to choose between the iPhone and chocolate? Cheese? Sex? Photo/Video: Jake Nicol/The Wall Street Journal
Why Your Next Car May Look Like a Living Room
With driverless cars moving closer to reality, car makers and designers are imagining a future where car interiors look more like a high-tech living room. Photo: Morgan Anderson/Yanfeng
Qatar Airways' answer to bans and border closures
Qatar Airways is trying to convince passengers it's still operating almost as normal despite border closures and airspace bans by four of its neighbours..
Ex-mayor ‘bugged before charges’
Rory Callinan, SARAH ELKSCatholics ‘dishonest’, says Pyne
Stefanie BaloghISIS will ‘survive online’
David CroweMalley sent packing with $4.9m
Ben ButlerFamily courts inquiry ruled out
TESSA AKERMANMP ‘sorry’ over sex abuse comment
MATTHEW DENHOLMBank puts jobs on hold
VERITY EDWARDSCFMEU boss ‘sorry’ for threats
EWIN HANNAN‘Don’t be pressured by pollies’
SAMANTHA HUTCHINSONCommunity expectations matter
CHRIS MERRITTCurtis gets out of jail
EMILY RITCHIE, SOFIA GRONBECH WRIGHTStress tests for Ebola teams
JAMIE WALKERRistevski closes store
GREG BROWNBurn up for WA top cop job
SAM BUCKINGHAM-JONESJobs plan shelved over bank levy
DAVID UREN, RICHARD GLUYASMinisters, paper avoid charges
REBECCA URBAN, PIA AKERMANPrakash to face the music: PM
Mark Schliebs, Primrose RiordanPell backers tipping charges
JOHN FERGUSONWe may have to prosecute
PAUL MALEYCities act against vehicle threat
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Catholics ‘dishonest’, says Pyne
Stefanie BaloghIf Catholic school fees rise, don’t blame the government, says frontbencher Christopher Pyne.
Obama knew about Putin: Trump
The CIA reportedly told Barack Obama that Vladimir Putin wanted to damage Hillary Clinton’s campaign.
Voting begins in PNG elections
Voting is under way in Papua New Guinea with its leader urging peaceful polling to show it has ‘come of age’.
Homeless moved on in CBD
Authorities have ended a prominent homeless camp near the NSW parliament but promised accommodation.
South Korea invites the North
South Korea’s President has invited North Korea to the 2018 Winter Olympics, saying sport could be a peacemaker.
New wrinkle on longevity
John DayTo live long, embrace ageing. Resent it, and the Grim Reaper will oblige. A doctor shares lessons from his travels.
London towers evacuated
London officials have scrambled to evacuate four public housing towers due to concerns about fire danger after Grenfell, leaving residents confused.
Five dead, 120 missing in slide
At least five people were found dead and more than 120 remained missing after a landslide buried a mountain village in China.
Bishop backs US Hambali trial
Julie Bishop has backed US charges against Hambali, mastermind of the Bali bombings, but not an execution.