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'I made some errors': Julia Gillard shares regrets

'I made some errors': Julia Gillard shares regrets

The former prime minister says that by not making more of an issue of her gender when she was elected, she made it harder for herself to raise later it in her famous misogyny speech.

  • by Latika Bourke

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Could Peter Costello save the Coalition in 2019?

Could Peter Costello save the Coalition in 2019?

Staring at electoral defeat federally, senior Victorians are considering a Peter Costello comeback.

  • by Imre Salusinszky
Monash descendants slam government's coal push

Monash descendants slam government's coal push

Rebel climate-sceptic MPs are under fire for invoking John Monash's name to push for 'horse-and-buggy era' policies.

  • by Latika Bourke
Turnbull puts AGL board on notice in power crisis
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Turnbull puts AGL board on notice in power crisis

The Prime Minister has signalled a compromise with the board of energy giant AGL.

  • by David Crowe
Cricket Australia slams Ten Network as 'bottom feeders'

Cricket Australia slams Ten Network as 'bottom feeders'

Cricket Australia chairman David Peever has apologised for sending scathing email to a senior CBS executive.

  • by Jennifer Duke
Lord mayor hopeful's locker, housing plan for homeless

Lord mayor hopeful's locker, housing plan for homeless

A frontrunner to replace Robert Doyle has proposed lockers for homeless people's possessions, and more housing facilities.

  • by Clay Lucas
Horrific injuries: Driver was in car when it was set ablaze

Horrific injuries: Driver was in car when it was set ablaze

42-year-old driver was in the Commodore when it was set alight, leaving him with what police describe as 'horrific' injuries.

  • by Nicole Precel
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Morrison's dilemma: Awash with money, but not enough

The Coalition will be able to deliver tax cuts worth $8 billion a year, but Labor will be able to be more generous.

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    A universal basic income would create a permanent underclass

    Richard Di Natale says that, because of the changing nature of work, Australia should have a universal basic income. Bad idea.

    Matthew Lesh

      The next rate rise is coming ... but maybe not from the Reserve Bank

      When the United States sneezes, Australian rates go up.

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      Melbourne

      Drunk, disorderly - and slammed into a cell door
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      Drunk, disorderly - and slammed into a cell door

      • by Nick McKenzie
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      Pope to pick Melbourne's next Archbishop as Hart departs

      • by Ben Schneiders, Royce Millar and Chris Vedelago

      Victoria

      'I'm the one playing them': Man at centre of bizarre love triangle speaks out
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      'I'm the one playing them': Man at centre of bizarre love triangle speaks out

      • by Rachael Dexter and Melissa Cunningham

      Minister Neville defends 'professional' police 

      • by Adam Carey and Tom Cowie

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      Tigers' top pick Higgins to debut

      Tigers' top pick Higgins to debut

      Richmond’s highly rated top pick from the 2017 draft Jack Higgins will make his AFL debut against Hawthorn at the MCG on Sunday.

      • by Ronny Lerner
      AFLW star Kearney walks out on Dogs to join North

      AFLW star Kearney walks out on Dogs to join North

      AFLW's best and fairest takes up full-time employment with the Kangas at Arden Street.

      • by Daniel Cherny

      Politics

      Malcolm Turnbull puts AGL board on notice in power crisis
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      Malcolm Turnbull puts AGL board on notice in power crisis

      The Prime Minister has signalled a compromise with the board of energy giant AGL.

      • by David Crowe

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      Stay-at-home dads still 'unmanly' as gender equity progress 'stalls'

      Stay-at-home dads still 'unmanly' as gender equity progress 'stalls'

      A new report shows only a small increase in the amount of fathers who stay at home despite far greater expectations.

      • by Anna Patty
      There will be lots to keep an eye on this week.
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      8@eight: ASX set to rise as Wall Street bounces back

      • by John Kicklighter and Christopher Vecchio

      Small business

      The handwash wars

      The handwash wars

      • by Kate Jones
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      Entertainment

      'Whitesplaining': MasterChef UK's take on rendang curry riles Southeast Asians

      'Whitesplaining': MasterChef UK's take on rendang curry riles Southeast Asians

      Judges on MasterChef UK are being ridiculed for ignorance of Asian food after insisting a Malaysian contestant's chicken rendang curry should have been crispy.

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      Let's get real, darl: The not-so-Real Housewives of Melbourne.

      In the era of Real Housweives and Married at First Sight, reality TV has jettisoned the real

      In the era of Real Housweives and Married at First Sight, reality television has completely jettisoned the real.

      • by Ben Pobjie

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      The expert's guide to getting through airport customs faster

      The expert's guide to getting through airport customs faster

      It's the last hurdle before you hit the ground running, but customs doesn't need to be a struggle.

      • by David Flynn
      Little protection for consumers in weak code for hire car companies

      Little protection for consumers in weak code for hire car companies

      There's a new Car Rental Code of Practice but it’s your smartphone that will safeguard you from future rental car rorts.

      • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

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      Sport

      Fanning's fairytale alive as he reaches semis at Bells Beach

      Fanning's fairytale alive as he reaches semis at Bells Beach

      Surfing great Mick Fanning's hopes of a fairytale end to his competitive career remain alive after reaching the semi-finals at Bells Beach.

      • by Scott Spits
      Masters hopeful dislocates ankle in hole-in-one celebration

      Masters hopeful dislocates ankle in hole-in-one celebration

      Tony Finau was supposed to be cherishing the most famous shot of his career, but instead put his US Masters hopes in jeopardy after his celebration went wrong.

      • by Adam Pengilly