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'He's just useless': Meeting to endorse Abbott descends into shouting match
Members were heard shouting "disgrace", "transparency is dead", and "release the results" as the former PM was hit by a rare and substantial protest vote.
- by Bevan Shields
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Tigerair plane grounded over botched maintenance work
The work was akin to the skills of a "home handyman" with wires connected to the wrong terminals, one person said.
- by Patrick Hatch
Analysis
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Counting the cost: what drives Alan Jones' vicious attacks
"He gets four letters and says it’s a torrent. He goes on air on the flimsiest of evidence," a former colleague said.
- by Chris Masters
'It can lift cars': More than 120,000 hit by typhoon
With a huge raincloud band 900km wide, combined with seasonal monsoon rains, the typhoon dumped intense rain.
- by Aaron Favila
'The term is a no-go zone': How Labor killed the Q-word
Even among the party's more conservative quarters, there seems agreement that this is a problem.
- by Jacqueline Maley
Police investigate following top legal eagles' swanky party
Better than a scene from Rake, legal circles are buzzing with tales following a recent soiree.
- by Andrew Hornery
'Never forgotten': Family's loving farewell to Sinead
Hundreds have gathered to farewell Instagram model Sinead McNamara, who died aboard a superyacht in Greece.
- by Sally Rawsthorne
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Opinion & Perspectives
Sydney jewel holds back tide against big and boring
The city is under attack from the forces of dullification, but not far from Central Station is a pocket of resistance.
Elizabeth Farrelly
Morrison's biggest problem is he's stuck in the past
The Morrison government reeks of the 1950s, a boofheaded men's club led by a bloke who carried a lump of coal around.
Peter Hartcher
Morrison's surplus secret: bracket creep kills the tax cuts
How does the government cut income and company taxes and avoid big cuts in spending? Short answer: by assuming loads more bracket creep between now and then.
Ross Gittins
Politics
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Banking royal commission
'You have a case to answer': Treasurer fires warning shot at banking regulators
Mr Frydenberg has become the face of Coalition’s government-wide mea culpa over its 18-month opposition to the inquiry that has rocked the financial services sector.
- by Eryk Bagshaw & David Crowe
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Josh Frydenberg
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg challenges Labor on inequality, lays out new economic focus
- by Eryk Bagshaw & David Crowe
'Move against Dutton and you could bring us down': Liberals
- by Michael Koziol & Fergus Hunter
World
Hurricane Florence unleashes wrath on US, with worst yet to come
- by Brian K. Sullivan and Alex Longley
Property bydomain
'Optimistic, nostalgic and playful': Inside the retro home of a family of four
Claire and Hayden Halford purchased their Yarraville home four years ago after falling in love with the retro-feel of the property.
- by Lucy Feagins
Ex-60 Minutes reporter sells holiday house for $2.99m
Hotelier Marcus Levy lists his $21.5 million Vaucluse house and TV's Ian Leslie scores a $2.99 million buyer at Pittwater.
- by Lucy Macken
Business
Opinion
Apple
Apple's new phones shine, but Trump could take gloss off its future
Amid all the excitement about the tech giant's latest gadgets, CEO Tim Cook could be forgiven for having some concerns about the global economy in the back of his mind.
- by John McDuling
Opinion
Banking royal commission
The Spying Racket: how life insurers target mentally ill policyholders
- by Adele Ferguson
Small business
Entertainment
Police investigate following top legal eagles' swanky party
Better than a scene from Rake, legal circles are buzzing with tales following a recent soiree.
- by Andrew Hornery
Doug Anthony Allstars doco Tick F---ing Tock shows time isn't on their side
Fallout from the sexual harassment scandal that embroiled the Doug Anthony Allstars is still being felt.
- by Karl Quinn
Lifestyle
Smarter living
Yes, you are making your kids cringe. Let's count the ways
You're going to have to face up to the fact that almost nothing you do is cool anymore - especially these things.
- by Shane Watson
The one big excuse that's keeping you out of shape
Got two minutes? Maybe 20 minutes? Then you have time to move your body. Here's how.
- by Michael Jarosky
Opinion
Money psychology
The 'money story' you learn from parents versus the one you write
- by Melissa Browne
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Winx
She always comes last: My special tradition for wonderful Winx
It's a long day but hopefully I will get go to bed knowing Winx's winning streak will have continued.
- by Chris Waller
Sharks sweat on Gallen's shoulder scan
Cronulla are bracing for the prospect of being without inspirational captain Paul Gallen for Friday night's preliminary final showdown with the Melbourne Storm.
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