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Facebook has finally been hit where it hurts the most
Since Donald Trump's shock victory in 2016, it has been one disturbing revelation after another for the social media company.
- by John McDuling
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ANZ ignored regulator's pleas to compensate customers
Bank ignored repeated requests to compensate thousands of people who were inappropriately sold loans.
- by Sarah Danckert
‘Long and painful’: Costello’s rate warning for households
The former treasurer has warned that at some point interest rates have to rise and when they do asset values will fall.
- by Mathew Dunckley
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Guns
Two students critically injured in school shooting
A high school in Maryland in the US was on lockdown following a shooting on Tuesday morning local time.
Minister demands ABC apologise over Ballard skit
Mitch Fifield called the segment that made reference to an Australian Conservative candidate unacceptable.
- by Aja Styles
Video of woman moments before hit by self-driving car
The video shows she moved in front of it suddenly, a factor that investigators are likely to focus on.
'We had a very good call': Trump finally calls Putin
Trump on Tuesday congratulated Vladimir Putin for his recent re-election victory and said they would be meeting soon.
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Opinion & Perspectives
The most valuable thing I did for my partner and our son
It’s too easy to settle into unhealthy patterns of childcare, and it takes a conscious effort to challenge this dynamic.
Clementine Ford
Turnbull knows better than to deny fire weather link to climate change
Disputing climate change's role in extreme weather is ignoring what Australian scientists know with increasing certainty.
Peter Hannam
Sugar-free alternatives could be making us just as fat
Artificial sweeteners, especially when consumed in larger doses, could be contributing to the obesity epidemic.
Havovi Chichger
Politics
Government winds back marine protections to support fishing industry
The Turnbull government will strip back protections in sensitive marine areas, saying it is protecting the environment while supporting fishing and tourism.
- by Nicole Hasham
World
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Business
'High-level corruption': Rio email warns of Africa mine problems
The former head of Rio Tinto’s ill-fated Mozambique coal business warned in May 2012 of a series of challenges in the African nation
- by Darren Gray
Opinion
Banking royal commission
Are banks irresponsible about responsible lending?
- by Elizabeth Knight
Small business
Entertainment
Lifestyle
Smarter living
The electric car that comes with an apartment
The luxury car maker has big plans for the electric vehicle sector in 2018.
- by Toby Hagon
The best balance transfer credit card
Personal finance expert Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon answers your questions.
- by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
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Sport
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Test cricket
Rabada ban overturned: Proteas quick wins appeal and is free to play in third Test
The South African fast bowler can continue hostilities in Cape Town after sensationally winning his bid to reverse a ban for the rest of the series.
- by Chris Barrett
Begg breathes easy after Written By draws next to fellow favourite for Slipper
Favourites Written By and Sunlight have drawn alongside each other in gates four and five for Saurday's Golden Slipper at Rosehill.
- by Chris Roots
