Senator’s oversight ‘remarkable’: PM
11:13PMMalcolm Turnbull won’t say whether Greens’ Scott Ludlam will be asked to pay back nine years of pay after ruling himself ineligible for office.
SSM vote will hurt right
11:55PMPeter Van OnselenTaking the issue of same-sex marriage direct to the people may come back to haunt many on the right of politics.
Sorry, guys, not sorry
12:00AMCaroline OveringtonMost straight white men are basically good, caring people — just don’t expect everyone else to pity you.
LNP CONVENTIONCoal opponents ‘delusional’
4:34PMMalcolm Turnbull defends coal-powered electricity, saying those who think the resource doesn’t have a future are ‘delusional’.
Third AFL exec in sex claims
12:00AMJOHN FERGUSON, SIMONE FOX KOOB, GREG BROWNA third AFL executive faces accusations of having had an inappropriate relationship with an employee.
WIMBLEDONMuguruza demolishes Venus
3:00AMJaquelin MagnaySpain’s Garbine Muguruza announces herself as the next star of the women’s game, thrashing a fatigued Venus Williams in the Wimbledon women’s final.
‘Camilla saved Charles’
8:01PMValentine LowThe love of Charles’ life is expected to take the title of queen after a radical transformation.
exclusiveCricket sticking point revealed
12:00AMNick TabakoffKey sticking point emerges as Cricket Australia, players’ union hold intensive talks over compromise on the game’s takings.
The stranger in my house
12:00PMLynn BarberI took a Sudanese ‘refugee’ into my home for six months. It ended when he called me heartless and racist.
330 KING STREETThe shop that time forgot
12:00AMRicky FrenchBuilt in 1850, it’s the oldest residence in the CBD and has been run as a shop since 1899. In spite of the high-rises, it digs in.
Can Tesla launch on own steam?
Graham LloydElon Musk says it’s his winning technology that brings him to South Australia.
Beware Russians bearing secrets
Greg SheridanDonald Trump likes to keep his family close but they could yet do him harm.
The cosmopolitan country
Bernard SaltAre we a racist nation? The figures reveal we most definitely are not | GRAPHICS
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Recreating Katy
CARYN GANZ Katy Perry says she’s turning her back on her frothy pop persona. But isn’t that what the fans want?
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Life and soul
VICTORIA LAURIE Their son’s death gave a stranger a new life. Then fate brought them all together.
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The canola way
ROSS BILTON The ultimate photo bomb: the Milky Way, flowering canola, distant city lights and headlights on a lonely tree.
Recreating Katy
Caryn GanzKaty Perry says she’s turning her back on her frothy pop persona. But isn’t that what the fans want?
The shop that time forgot
Ricky FrenchBuilt in 1850, it’s the oldest residence in the CBD and has been run as a shop since 1899. In spite of the high-rises, it digs in.
Life and soul
Victoria LaurieTheir son’s death gave a stranger a new life. Then fate brought them all together.
Winter shawarma
David HerbertThis delicious slow-cooked lamb is served with flatbread, yoghurt and salad.
Two die in skydiving accident
9:16PMTwo men have died after a tandem skydiving lesson south of Sydney went wrong, but the cause is still unknown.
Furious border boss: I’ll be back
12:00AMPAUL MALEYAustralian Border Force Commissioner Roman Quaedvlieg says ‘scandalmongers’ are white-anting his reputation.
Back ‘Captain Turnbull’: Joyce
9:22PMBarnaby Joyce labels Turnbull his ‘one and only captain’ as PM says his government has done more than when under Abbott’s leadership.
Palmer ‘may have breached law’
12:00AMSarah ElksClive Palmer may have breached corporations law in the lead-up to the collapse of Queensland Nickel, liquidators say.
‘They were choking from smoke’
2:27PMAt least three people have died in a fire that broke out on the 26th floor of a Honolulu high-rise complex.
Travel ban setback for Trump
8:36AMFederal judge further weakens travel ban by expanding list of family relationships visitors from six Muslim-majority countries can use to get into the country.
Nobel death unleashes crackdown
12:00AMRowan CallickChinese authorities yesterday unleashed a nationwide crackdown to bar any attempt to honour Nobel winner Liu Xiaobo.
Six tourists stabbed at resort
12:57AMTwo women were killed and four other tourists wounded when a man attacked them with a knife at a Red Sea resort in Egypt.
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Fairfax: leaks, ploys, intrigue
12:00AMPamela WilliamsOn John Hartigan’s mobile phone was an astonishing proposal, one that could upend the entire Australian media scene.
NAB fills cash void for Libs
12:00AMWill Glasgow, Christine LacyAndrew Thorburn’s National Australia Bank has lent $500,000 to president Michael Kroger’s Victorian Liberal Party.
Tabcorp-Tatts merger ‘illogical’
Sarah-Jane TaskerCrownBet has pushed to overturn Tabcorp’s takeover of Tatts Group, decrying it as ‘irrational’.
Broker pay curbs risk ‘dark days’
ANTHONY KLANHomeowners could be slugged higher interest rates if mortgage broker pay packets are sliced.
Hamilton takes pole for British GP
Lewis Hamilton stormed to a provisional fifth Silverstone pole of his career after a dazzling qualifying session for the British Grand Prix.
Rugby gods grant Hodgson wish
Wayne SmithIf ever the rugby gods granted a player’s every wish, it was tonight at nib Stadium as Matt Hodgson booted his first goal ever.
‘Genie is out of the bottle’
Chris GriffithThere is no magic bullet that will let law enforcement unravel all the encrypted messages sent by terrorists online.
Harvard frat houses face ban
Will PaviaThe Ivy League college considers ending a centuries-old tradition of fraternities and sororities to cure “pernicious’’ campus culture.
Beauty can’t outshine the bland
David StrattonNicole Kidman is in fine form in Sofia Coppola’s The Beguiled but she can’t rescue it from its fate.
Developer sues ABC, Fairfax
SAM BUCKINGHAM-JONESChinese billionaire Chau Chak Wing is suing the ABC and Fairfax Media over a series of reports he says defamed him.
Resisting Trump’s America First
Paul KellyAustralia must decide whether the Trump era is an aberration or likely to endure.
Pragmatic action is what counts
Chris KennyThe ‘sensible centre’ is not the mid-point between Pauline Hanson and Lee Rhiannon.
You can’t fool all of the people
Henry ErgasABC’s Chris Uhlmann failed to call out the hypocrisy of world leaders at G20 summit.
Menzies was not ‘progressive’
Gerard HendersonThe founder of the Liberal Party did not distance himself from conservative ideas or leaders.
No option but to act
Patrick SmithThe breadth and depth of cultural change in the AFL was demonstrated yesterday when two senior executives resigned.
Taking right turn with populists
Adam CreightonIsolationism does not suit Australia but it will do well to escape the growing trend.
SSM vote will hurt right
Peter Van OnselenTaking the issue of same-sex marriage direct to the people may come back to haunt many on the right of politics.
Down like a Lud balloon?
It turns out being born in the Shaky Isles left the Greens senator on rather shakier ground.
Why Game of Thrones rules
Justin BurkeGame of Thrones is back, tackling the “great moral questions’’ of the world | Plus take the toughest GoT quiz ever.
Finishing touches
Penny DurhamAfter 34 years as the Art Gallery of NSW’s chief packer, Steve Peters is unwrapping his last Archibald Prize entries.
All about Austen
Susannah FullertonFans of the British author have been busy in the lead-up to the bicentenary of her death.
Policy with a shot of wry
Graeme BlundellUtopia returns with more projects and in-office mishaps to demoralise Rob Sitch’s hapless character.
Maestro to the young
TIM DOUGLASJohn Curro has been conducting the Queensland Youth Orchestra since its birth more than 50 years ago.
Dream homes for sale
From a huge tropical home in parklike surrounds to an idiosyncratic Hobbit-inspired home in the bush, here are the properties of the weekend.
