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Wife and lover guilty of murdering husband with cyanide-laced juice
Sam Abraham died after drinking orange juice laced with poison. A court has found his wife and her lover guilty of the 33-year-old's murder.
- by Tammy Mills and Adam Cooper
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Dumping of top stock-picker sounds alarm bells
A move by the country's largest super fund to dump this fund underscores the challenges confronting money managers.
- by Clancy Yeates
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Barnaby Joyce
Joyce 'affair' reveals hidden limits of PM's authority
Joyce's refusal to resign after being told to 'consider his position' has revealed a fault that was hitherto unknown.
- by Mark Kenny
Hockey's plan lauded a 'door opener' to US power brokers
US to send powerful group of legislators to Australia to explore funding options for Trump’s $1 trillion infrastructure plan.
- by David Crowe
A simple cartoon is breaking hearts around the world
As news of the deadly mass shooting in Florida unfolded last week, Pia Guerra felt so helpless she began to draw.
- by Samantha Schmidt
Lax vaxing blamed as cat-killing virus returns
It was wiped out but a fatal feline virus is having a comeback, killing hundreds of cats and kittens over the past few years.
- by Liam Mannix
Bishop shows Boris Johnson her fitness routine in London
The Foreign Affairs Minister cut an athletic figure next to her UK counterpart.
- by Jenny Noyes
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Margot Robbie
#Metoo: borrowing a black frock is not a means to political change
- by Hannah Betts
Opinion & Perspectives
Self-interest is standing in the way of a fix for the Murray-Darling
Some people earn their living in ways that damage the environment, and don't want their businesses and lives disrupted by being obliged to stop.
Ross Gittins
The US needs leadership but Trump can't deliver
The US has no national leader. And without a leader, it is daily becoming less safe and more chaotic.
Nicole Hemmer
The 'death app' isn't such a bad idea
There are apps for everything, from taxis and takeaways to life partners - so why not an app for death?
Jane Shilling
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$10,000 - the price of being a woman working for Victoria
- by Noel Towell and Benjamin Preiss
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Wages flatline for 10 million Australians despite small general lift
Ten million Australians working in the private sector are getting pay rises that are neck-and-neck with inflation.
- by Eryk Bagshaw
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Why Neil Prakash would prefer to face court in Turkey, not Australia
- by Onur Burçak Belli
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Westfield suitor Unibail forced to admit it may increase its bid
Investors are now in two camps -- those that want a higher cash component from Unibail and those who believe such an increase won't be forthcoming.
- by Sarah Danckert
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Beer-wine hybrids are the perfect tipple for the indecisive drinker
It's not a combination that should traditionally work, but it most definitely does.
- by Spike Carter
Razer Core V2 review: give your laptop desktop-class graphics, at a cost
This $720 box can fit a cutting edge graphics card and confer its power to your light ultrabook, turning it into a gaming beast.
- by Tim Biggs
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Jack Hale leads Australian athletes protesting Commonwealth Games team
Young sprint star Jack Hale leads a group of up to eight Australian athletes who have lodged protests over the team selected for the Commonwealth Games.
- by Michael Gleeson
Lindsey Vonn's Olympic downhill farewell is a lovely shade of bronze
For one final time, Lindsey Vonn stared down the course for an Olympic downhill, the curves and bumps not unlike her own winding journey.
- by Rick Maese
