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Three AMP directors resign amid investor outcry
The three women resigned after a horror few weeks for the wealth manager at the royal commission, where it was revealed it had misled the corporate regulator.
- by Sarah Danckert
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New York AG resigns as four women accuse him of abuse
The women, who said they had romantic encounters with Eric Schneiderman, have accused the attorney general of violence.
'Enthusiastic yes': NSW to review sexual consent laws
NSW could join Tasmania in enacting the toughest sexual consent laws in Australia following a high-profile case.
- by Michaela Whitbourn
Conspiracy theorists terrify another Emma Gonzalez
Emma Gonzalez, a Brooklyn chef, became an internet obsession after a gunman killed 17 at a Florida school.
- by Danielle Paquette
'Stay strong': Friends pray for Hugh after fire pit explosion
The teenager remains in a critical condition at Royal North Shore Hospital after the explosion at his family home.
- by Rachel Clun
Stop aiming for work-life 'balance', says Amazon's Bezos
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos isn’t a fan of the phrase 'work-life balance', and people should stop trying to achieve it.
India refuses to play day-night Test in Adelaide
The BCCI has reinforced its might and told Cricket Australia it will not play a day-night Test in Adelaide.
- by Jon Pierik
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An Australian content quota for Netflix? What a pile of Bullpitt
- by John Birmingham
Opinion & Perspectives
If anyone should be left off boards it should be men
Critics have seized on Catherine Brenner's fall from grace as proof women aren't up to work in the boardroom - the evidence tell us that is dead wrong.
Jenna Price
George Brandis' bizarre political journey
Australia's new High Commissioner in London started out as a villain for the left, but soon became its darling.
Peter Hartcher
Morrison needs to be upfront about infrastructure funding
If infrastructure projects are never going to make a commercial return, the government should stop pretending they will.
Marion Terrill
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Courts
The car wash that saved Milena from her violent ex-husband
- by Michaela Whitbourn & Megan Gorrey
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Crime
'Very frightening': Deaf Uber driver relives vicious road rage bashing
- by Daniella Miletic
Politics
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Federal budget
Federal budget 2018 live: Scott Morrison to hand down income tax cuts
Tuesday's budget will be the last before a high-stakes federal election fought on tax and fairness.
- by Fergus Hunter
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Commodities
There's far more riding on Trump's nuclear deal decision than fate of Iran
Donald Trump's decision on the Iran nuclear deal has the potential to be disruptive to the global economy and growth.
- by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Small business
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Franchising
'I was effectively a slave': broken Red Rooster and Oporto franchisees
- by Cara Waters
Entertainment
Robert Downey Jr reveals how Avengers stars commemorated the film
"We bullied Hemsworth into doing it."
- by Broede Carmody
Glee star Darren Criss to perform one-off intimate show in Australia
It may have been a few years since Darren Criss won hearts as Blaine Anderson on Glee, but affection for the 31-year-old star hasn't wavered.
- by Nathanael Cooper
Lifestyle
Smarter living
Why do some cashmere jumpers cost $60, and others over $2000?
The rise of cashmere has created an oddly wide price gap for plain wool jumpers.
- by Kim Bhasin and Justina Vasquez
Serious speakers for serious listening, in a compact format
Listen to these speakers carefully, or even not so carefully, and it’s impossible not to be taken in by the precision you’ll hear.
- by Rod Easdown
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Racing
Eight found guilty for involvement in Aquanita scandal
Some of Australia’s best-known horse trainers face career-ending terms of disqualification after all eight were found guilty for their involvement in one of Australia’s greatest racing scandals.
- by Patrick Bartley
India say no to day-night Test in Adelaide this year
The BCCI has reinforced its might and told Cricket Australia it will not play a day-night Test in Adelaide.
- by Jon Pierik