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Lambie's swipe: 'Barnaby should have gone to the back bench about 10 days ago'

Lambie's swipe: 'Barnaby should have gone to the back bench about 10 days ago'

Where, former senator Jacqui Lambie asks, were Barnaby Joyce's staff? 'His advisers should have told him that it was all about to hit s--- creek in a barbed wire canoe.'

  • by Nick O'Malley

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Wild winds rip through the state, leave trail of damage

Emergency services called out to at least 250 reports of damage as tress fell, boats were rocked and power was knocked out.

  • by Robyn Grace
It took 2 minutes for ex-AFL player's wealth to drop $100m
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It took 2 minutes for ex-AFL player's wealth to drop $100m

GetSwift plunge wiped $85m from wealth of founder - ex-footy player Joel Macdonald - and his exec chairman.

  • by Colin Kruger
People told to lock doors, stay inside as gunshots ring out

People told to lock doors, stay inside as gunshots ring out

Residents tell of their fear as police swarmed their Point Cook street after shots were fired.

  • by Melissa Cunningham
'I've been in heaps of fights': Joyce isn't going anywhere
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'I've been in heaps of fights': Joyce isn't going anywhere

Barnaby Joyce's allies believe the PM's office is leaking information against the Deputy PM in a bid to force him out.

  • by James Massola
Big holders of bitcoin and its brethren have become alluring marks for criminals.

Currency they came for was virtual. The guns were real 

Big holders of bitcoin and its brethren have become alluring marks for criminals.

  • by Nathaniel Popper
'In a rage': How Trump's fixer made sex scandals disappear

'In a rage': How Trump's fixer made sex scandals disappear

At least two women have received money, others have had their stories bought, then suppressed by tabloids.

  • by Jim Rutenberg
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Labor has a cancer growing in it that must be cut out

Apologists for China in the Labor Party have been working, wittingly or otherwise, to entrench China’s influence.

Clive Hamilton

    Public housing sell-off is a raw deal for everybody in Victoria

    Our homeless sector has been chronically underfunded and for decades governments have failed to tackle housing affordability.

    Samantha Ratnam

      When only gold is good enough: Australia has lost its Olympic spirit

      Australia is a sunburnt country not known for its snowfalls yet now only gold will do in the Winter Olympics.

      Ella Donald
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        Myer directors shy to put 'skin in the game' and buy shares

        Myer directors shy to put 'skin in the game' and buy shares

        Only one Myer director has followed their chairman's call to put some "skin in the game" by buying more of the company's shares.

        • by Patrick Hatch

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        Putting small business on the agenda
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        Putting small business on the agenda

        • by Kate Carnell
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        You can now buy James Bond's personal Aston Martin

        You can now buy James Bond's personal Aston Martin

        Actor Daniel Craig is auctioning off for charity the limited-edition vehicle made for him by the iconic car manufacturer.

        • by Nichola Groom
        You'll find it easier to buy shares in your name or through an insurance bond.

        How to invest for children and grandchildren

        A major stumbling block for parents investing on behalf of children is the punitive tax rates for children.

        • by Noel Whittaker

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        Respected rather than loved, but City women are best in the business

        Respected rather than loved, but City women are best in the business

        Its Melbourne, not Millwall, but winners are grinners and City's women have the last laugh as they record historic treble.

        • by Michael Lynch
        'I felt it and I prayed': wardrobe malfunction can't derail French skater

        'I felt it and I prayed': wardrobe malfunction can't derail French skater

        The show went on for a French ice dancer despite her glittering emerald costume coming unhooked on live television.