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Markets Live: Brighter day for ASX

The ASX was set for a better day.

The ASX is set for a positive start on Thursday after copper stabilised overnight and as the Aussie dollar approaches US75 cents.

Dock spat strands Christmas deliveries

More than 1000 shipping containers carrying retail goods, Christmas decorations, fresh food and medicine remain stranded ...

Millions of dollars worth of goods are stranded at the Port of Melbourne, caught up in an escalating dispute between the maritime union and the owners of the first fully automated terminal.

'Parcel pirate' fear as Amazon arrives in Australia

Are on-demand delivery services more secure than Australia Post?

After the arrival of Amazon in the United States, Americans began to suffer parcel theft from criminals who were dubbed 'parcel pirates', otherwise known as 'parcel bandits'. Could such opportunistic criminals also start to infiltrate Australians' front lawns and porches?

The Weinstein complicity machine

Harvey Weinstein offered to bargain celebrity gossip with journalists in exchange for dropping negative stories on him.

Harvey Weinstein built his complicity machine out of the witting, the unwitting and those in between. He commanded enablers, silencers and spies, warning others who discovered his secrets to say nothing. He courted those who could provide the money or prestige to enhance his reputation as well as his power to intimidate.

Pope voices 'deep concern' over Trump plan on Jerusalem

Palestinians burn posters of the Donald Trump during a protest in Bethlehem.

Pope Francis has added his voice to the chorus of world leaders denouncing President Donald Trump's plan to declare Jerusalem as Israel's capital and move the US embassy there, warning it could ignite unnecessary conflict and threaten the city's status as a holy place for Jews, Christians and Muslims.