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Industrial manslaughter: Bosses could face 20 years' jail over workplace deaths
Premier Daniel Andrews told his party's annual conference that 234 Victorians had lost their lives at work in the past decade - and that needed to change.
- by Noel Towell
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National outage: Customers stranded at checkouts
NAB customers and businesses are unable to access bank accounts and EFTPOS machines across the country.
- by Anthony Colangelo
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Industrial relations
Business can only blame itself for looming wage theft laws
It was once unthinkable that laws could be introduced to make the deliberate underpayment of wages a crime.
- by Ben Schneiders
'Ruthless, hardline': The MP who stunned Parliament
Malcolm Turnbull was discussing national security when Andrew Hastie revealed his own close-held secret.
- by Tony Wright
'I still owe money': The rags-to-riches stories up in smoke
A host of shattered small business aspirants appeared before the banking royal commission this week.
- by Jessica Irvine
Coat of Arms revealed for the new Duchess of Sussex
It features touches from the newly-minted Royal's homeland: California's state flower and the Pacific Ocean's blue.
Landslide result: Irish voters set to liberalise abortion laws
Once one of Europe's most socially conservative countries, Ireland is set to liberalise abortion laws by a landslide.
- by Padraic Halpin and Graham Fahy
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Opinion & Perspectives
Wesfarmers pays for its $1.6b British bungle. Will its executives?
The wash-up from the ill-fated Bunnings foray into the UK market was never going to be a win. It was just a matter of how bad things were going to turn out.
Elizabeth Knight
Super compliance fees: a brazen impost or welcome transparency?
It doesn't matter what the fees are called. If they're too high, you'll pay the price in retirement.
Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Trump, Kim practising good old nuclear brinksmanship
Will the much ballyhooed meeting ever take place? Well, perhaps, despite the latest setback.
Kirsty Needham
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Victorian election
Labor promises to jail bosses over wage theft
- by Noel Towell & Ben Schneiders
National
AFL
Home away from home: Surging Magpies enjoying a renewed spirit
Veteran defender Lynden Dunn says the Magpies have become like a family.
- by Jon Pierik
Magpies take flight after slow start to roll over Dogs
There is a moment in every match when the team trailing faces a critical juncture. That's to fight and lift, or let the contest meander and slip.
- by Jon Pierik
Politics
'Ruthless, hardline and focused': The MP who stunned Parliament
Malcolm Turnbull was bunkered in the cabinet room when Andrew Hastie rose in a chamber two floors above to reveal his own close-held secret.
- by Tony Wright
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Business
Australia unplugged: why we're still lagging behind on electric cars
For Brigid Niall and her daughter Queenie it was quite a road trip. People kept looking, pointing and asking about their "futuristic" car.
- by Darren Gray
Opinion
Income tax
Morrison tries to mislead us again, this time on fixing bracket creep
- by ROSS GITTINS
Analysis
Retail
Wesfarmers pays for its $1.6b British bungle. But will its executives?
- by Elizabeth Knight
Small business
Entertainment
A star for most his life, Daniel Johns reflects on the glare of the spotlight
The troubled, undeniably extreme musicians are finally revealing the fruits of their 15-year bromance.
- by Toby Creswell
'What the hell is this?' Expect the unexpected as MoMA comes to the NGV
Dali meets Space Invaders in Melbourne's most surprising exhibition yet.
- by Lindy Percival
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Performing arts
Review: De Stroyed delivers spirited snapshot of de Beauvoir
- by Cameron Woodhead
Lifestyle
Smarter living
Opinion
Aged-care
Longevity risk: how to afford to live beyond 100
The uptrend in longevity shows few signs of abating and many of us will live longer than our parents.
- by Catherine Robson
How to negotiate with your boss after getting headhunted
Getting offered a job at a rival company is great, but it can also be a chance to move up in your current role.
- by Sylvia Pennington
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Sport
Australian Barty in French Open doubt
Ashleigh Barty remains hopeful of taking her place in the French Open draw despite suffering a despairing setback at the Strasbourg International.
- by Darren Walton
Yates has 'no regrets' after dropping from first to 18th in Giro stage
An emotional Simon Yates said he had "no regrets", vowing to come back stronger after losing nearly 40 minutes on stage 19.
- by Tom Cary
