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Abbott cool on PM's suggestion of a national day for Indigenous Australia

Abbott cool on PM's suggestion of a national day for Indigenous Australia

Tony Abbott, who was recently appointed to the role of special envoy on Indigenous affairs, said this was already done in various ways.

  • by Fergus Hunter

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Turnbull phoned Trump to talk China in final days as PM

Turnbull phoned Trump to talk China in final days as PM

One threat is so pervasive that Australia and the US are drawn to co-operate in spite of their differences.

  • by Peter Hartcher

Guthrie was asked to resign 12 days ago, and refused

Guthrie was asked to resign 12 days ago, and refused

Michelle Guthrie's termination may cost taxpayers millions and expose deep divisions over the future of the ABC.

  • by Michael Koziol, Jennifer Duke & Kylar Loussikian
Sorry Apple, but the sweet smell of 6S is enough for me

Sorry Apple, but the sweet smell of 6S is enough for me

I have had a horrible realisation. I don’t need a new iPhone. In fact, I don’t need a new phone of any sort.

  • by John Birmingham
Bali waste dump fire rages for more than a day

Bali waste dump fire rages for more than a day

A massive fire is under way at a Bali waste dump and authorities are struggling to put it out. 

  • by James Massola & Amilia Rosa
Keeping faith: How a teen survived 49 days at sea

Keeping faith: How a teen survived 49 days at sea

Aldi Novel Adilang, 19, drifted hundreds of kilometres on a floating platform before he was rescued by a passing ship.

  • by Amanda Erickson
Why Collingwood will win the grand final

Why Collingwood will win the grand final

The defence nobody believed in. The coach under pressure. The Collingwood juggernaut is up and running.

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    Opinion & Perspectives

    Sorry Apple, but the sweet smell of 6S is enough for me

    I have had a horrible realisation. I don’t need a new iPhone. But it’s worse than that. I don’t need a new phone of any sort.

    John Birmingham
      John Birmingham

      How China is driving Australia and Trump into each other's arms

      Before he announced Australia's decision to shut China out of its 5G network, Malcolm Turnbull wanted to tell Donald Trump.

      Peter Hartcher
        Peter Hartcher

        Guthrie's morale boost fail was last straw for miserable ABC staff

        One response to low morale under Michelle Guthrie's leadership reinforced the belief she had no freaking idea how to manage the public broadcaster's workforce.

        Jenna Price
          Jenna Price
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          Politics

          Shock sacking of ABC boss Michelle Guthrie could cost taxpayers millions

          Shock sacking of ABC boss Michelle Guthrie could cost taxpayers millions

          Michelle Guthrie's termination could cost taxpayers millions and expose deep divisions over the future of the ABC.

          • by Michael Koziol, Jennifer Duke & Kylar Loussikian

          World

          Bali waste dump fire rages for more than a day

          Bali waste dump fire rages for more than a day

          • by James Massola & Amilia Rosa

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          Your garden's best friend: Stop your dog wrecking your backyard

          Your garden's best friend: Stop your dog wrecking your backyard

          The lawn is pocked with holes, the foliage is slashed and scarred and one plant, a $175 cycad with arching, graceful fronds, has been mauled to a forlorn stump.

          • by Katie Newton
          'So hot right now': Interstate migrants head south as temperatures rise

          'So hot right now': Interstate migrants head south as temperatures rise

          Housing affordability, employment and lifestyle are factors that shape where most people live, but climate change could play an increasingly important role.

          • by Kate Burke

          Business

          'Unacceptable': ASIC slams banks' delays in finding, fixing breaches

          'Unacceptable': ASIC slams banks' delays in finding, fixing breaches

          Major banks are taking more than 4.5 years on average to identify significant breaches of the law and then another 226 days to pay affected customers after completing their investigations.

          • by Ruth Williams
          ASX Photo Michele MOssop Mon 5th Sept 2011 Not a good day on the stock market as markets react to latets US jobs figures. generic ASX

          Markets Live: Session ends flat

          • by Lucy Batersby
          Photocopier technician to repay NAB loan 'commissions'

          Photocopier technician to repay NAB loan 'commissions'

          • by Karen Sweeney

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          Entertainment

          'I’m relearning how to be in the world: Gen Fricker on her alleged stalker

          'I’m relearning how to be in the world: Gen Fricker on her alleged stalker

          Kieren Gallagher, 31, allegedly tailgaited Fricker into her work building, where he kissed the radio host.

          • by Sally Rawsthorne
          Ian 'Molly' Meldrum bronze statue unveiled in Melbourne

          Ian 'Molly' Meldrum bronze statue unveiled in Melbourne

          Do yourself a favour and visit the new Ian 'Molly' Meldrum statue in Richmond.

          • by Martin Boulton

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          The tie is dead, and another wardrobe staple is next on the chopping block

          The tie is dead, and another wardrobe staple is next on the chopping block

          Unable to exit the spotlight gracefully, the tie is bringing down another wardrobe standard.

          • by Damien Woolnough
          Why you need your own credit card before age 50

          Why you need your own credit card before age 50

          Personal finance expert Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon answers your questions.

          • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

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          Sport

          Mitchell, born to love football, takes home AFL's highest individual honour

          Mitchell, born to love football, takes home AFL's highest individual honour

          Short-priced favourite Tom Mitchell has taken out the 2018 Brownlow Medal after overtaking bolter Steele Sidebottom in the final third of the count.

          • by Daniel Cherny
          West Coast Eagles fan guide to AFL Grand Final week

          West Coast Eagles fan guide to AFL Grand Final week

          For 80,000 members of the West Coast Eagles and the many, many more who support the club, this week will feel like one of the biggest of their lives.

          • by David Prestipino

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