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What do you want to be when you grow up? Career advice should begin 'at age 8'

What do you want to be when you grow up? Career advice should begin 'at age 8'

There was a common theme in many of the submissions to a Victorian parliamentary inquiry – when it comes to careers advice, many schools are providing too little, too late.

  • by Henrietta Cook

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Lew vs Myer board is now a fight to the death

Lew vs Myer board is now a fight to the death

To those shareholders who’ve been pushing for a deal to be hammered out, there are three words: It’s too late

  • by Elizabeth Knight
Cryptocurrencies technology can now be studied at RMIT

Cryptocurrencies technology can now be studied at RMIT

Nation's first short course on Blockchain strategy, aiming to educate next wave of tech start-up entrepreneurs, is starting.

Why orange-bellied parrots are being flown by helicopter

Why orange-bellied parrots are being flown by helicopter

The orange-bellied parrot’s dangerous breeding ritual in the Tassie wilderness has pushed it to the edge of extinction.

  • by Liam Mannix
Reconciliation meeting was a civil exchange over a cuppa...

Reconciliation meeting was a civil exchange over a cuppa...

But Joyce's rebuke of the PM was pointed. If you have concerns about my personal life, you may put them to me privately.

  • by Peter Hartcher
Wild winds rip through the state, leave trail of damage
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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 Daniella Miletic and Melissa Cunningham
Why Facebook is afraid of special counsel Mueller

Why Facebook is afraid of special counsel Mueller

Who is afraid of Robert Mueller? Donald Trump is afraid. So are those who worked on his campaign. But they are not alone.

  • by Anne Applebaum
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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

        • 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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        We tied? Chaos after dead heat for bobsleigh gold

        We tied? Chaos after dead heat for bobsleigh gold

        When Canadians rocketed over the finish line in the two-man bobsleigh final, they knew they had secured gold. Trouble was, the Germans had also won the race.

        • by James Pearson
        '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.