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In his last days as PM, Turnbull picked up the phone and called Trump

In his last days as PM, Turnbull picked up the phone and called Trump

Some of Trump's key policies hurt Australia's interests. But one threat is so pervasive that Australia and the US are drawn to co-operate in spite of their differences.

  • by Peter Hartcher

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'Superstar companies' that stop you receiving a pay rise 

'Superstar companies' that stop you receiving a pay rise 

Report claims 'superstar' companies are pocketing gains or passing them onto customers, with no benefits to workers. 

  • by Jessica Irvine
Triple J host speaks out about alleged stalker

Triple J host speaks out about alleged stalker

Man allegedly tailgaited an employee into the ABC building and into the Triple J studio where he kissed the radio host.

  • by Sally Rawsthorne
People told to stay indoors as huge fire engulfs factory
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People told to stay indoors as huge fire engulfs factory

A factory is on fire in Melbourne's north and residents are being urged to stay indoors.

  • by Laura Mitchell
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 standing next to the Corner Hotel in Richmond.

  • by Martin Boulton
Young mum who rushed to help dying motorcyclist killed

Young mum who rushed to help dying motorcyclist killed

Tragic crash that saw a motorbike rider fatally slam into a car also claimed life of mother-of-two who'd rushed to his aid.

  • by Melissa Cunningham
Abbott cool on PM's plan for Indigenous national day

Abbott cool on PM's plan for Indigenous national day

PM's hand-picked envoy on Indigenous affairs responded by calling on everyone to unite behind Australia Day. 

  • by Fergus Hunter
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Opinion & Perspectives

The ABC is mired in a crisis that is of its own making

To say that many baffling decisions have been made at the ABC over the past few years is something of an understatement.

Paul Kalina
    Paul Kalina

    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

      Why the global economy is getting more vulnerable

      The world is acutely vulnerable to another shock that 'over-burdened' central banks won’t have capacity to deal with, BIS says.

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        AFL

        Wright goes back home after Blues leave him hanging

        Wright goes back home after Blues leave him hanging

        Matthew Wright decided to join Adelaide as a development coach after Carlton did not guarantee him a place on the club’s list in 2019.

        • by Daniel Cherny
        The Collingwood rising star who has already soared with the Eagles
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        The Collingwood rising star who has already soared with the Eagles

        Once an Eagle, Collingwood starlet Jaidyn Stephenson will hope to be soaring over his opponents on the road to premiership success.

        • by Sam McClure

        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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        Will the growth of Victoria's regional cities make them unliveable?

        Will the growth of Victoria's regional cities make them unliveable?

        Easing Melbourne's growing pains by encouraging people and businesses to move to regional cities might simply push the problem further out.

        • by Melissa Heagney
        The southern capital tipped to see a population boom as temperatures rise

        The southern capital tipped to see a population boom 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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        Smarter living

        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

        Ryan Hoffman a professional to the end despite disappointment
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        Ryan Hoffman a professional to the end despite disappointment

        Melbourne Storm veteran Ryan Hoffman knows he will likely miss the NRL grand final but he will still do all he can to help his club win prepare for the big game.

        • by Roy Ward
        Fans hail their hero again after Tiger's unlikely resurrection

        Fans hail their hero again after Tiger's unlikely resurrection

        The tide of admirers behind Tiger Woods on the 18th in Atlanta was borderline scary - certainly for the sheriffs who strode with him and looked back nervously.

        • by Paul Hayward

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