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Robert Doyle likely to use courts to block release of second report

Robert Doyle likely to use courts to block release of second report

Robert Doyle likely to use courts to block release of second report

Mebourne City Council says Robert Doyle may take legal action to prevent the release of a second report into his allegedly inappropriate behaviour.

  • by Clay Lucas

CBA's fall from grace: No more apologies, plenty of finger-pointing

CBA's fall from grace: No more apologies, plenty of finger-pointing

A handwritten note from the Commonwealth Bank's chief executive gave a rare glimpse into internal battles within the country’s biggest bank.

  • by Clancy Yeates & Sarah Danckert

Women desert Greens, Ratnam blames Labor's 'dirty smear campaign'

Women desert Greens, Ratnam blames Labor's 'dirty smear campaign'

Reeling from a series of scandals, including allegations of misogyny, sexism and rape, the Greens concede the damage has been tough to contain.

  • by Noel Towell, Adam Carey & Gerard Cockburn

Terror accused charged with speeding at double the limit months before arrest

Terror accused charged with speeding at double the limit months before arrest

Police allege they caught Ertunc Eriklioglu several months ago driving at 123km/h in a 60km/h zone in Greenvale, the suburb where one of his co-accused lived.

  • by Simone Fox Koob

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Why you should vote below the line today

Why you should vote below the line today

There is a significant risk the Victorian election will result in the next government being shackled by a disparate, fledgling crossbench in the upper house.

Panel fails to dig council's underground market plan

Panel fails to dig council's underground market plan

Melbourne City Council's idea to put trader services underground at the market looks set to be scrapped.

  • by Clay Lucas
Audacious moves and those who looked like winners
Analysis
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Audacious moves and those who looked like winners

The 2018 national draft was unrecognisable from years gone by.

  • by Jake Niall
Get back in control with Guy and the Liberal Party

Get back in control with Guy and the Liberal Party

It's a clear choice: more of the same with Labor or a safer community with us.

  • by Matthew Guy
Only Labor will keep delivering for all Victorians

Only Labor will keep delivering for all Victorians

Labor has stayed true to its word in government, but there is more to do.

  • by Daniel Andrews
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AFL draft 2018: How your club fared
Analysis
Draft

AFL draft 2018: How your club fared

Two days and 78 selections. How it all went down and what it means for your club.

  • by Daniel Cherny
The big draft questions: Audacious moves and who looked like winners?
Analysis
Draft

The big draft questions: Audacious moves and who looked like winners?

The national draft was unrecognisable from the draft of even two years ago. Held over two days, with live trading allowed, this draft also saw clubs blatantly manipulate the loose rules.

  • by Jake Niall

Politics

Is Labor's energy plan really a wrecking ball for industry?

Is Labor's energy plan really a wrecking ball for industry?

The Coalition has warned that Labor's new energy plan would cripple local manufacturing, but not everyone believes cutting emissions will destroy the economy.

  • by Nicole Hasham

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'We had to lower our expectations': More properties selling post-auction

'We had to lower our expectations': More properties selling post-auction

Home buyers and sellers are increasingly haggling over property prices behind closed doors, with new data showing an uptick in post-auction sales.

  • by Allison Worrall
Navigating a changing playing field in Melbourne's property market

Navigating a changing playing field in Melbourne's property market

Comment: Early last year, due to market conditions, auctions seemed to be all the rage. This year, auctions are seemingly no longer the favoured option.

  • by Mal James

Business

'It was a mistake': ASIC under fire over botched investigations

'It was a mistake': ASIC under fire over botched investigations

Mistake was James Shipton's word of the day. In fact he used it 23 times to describe why ASIC had failed to take action against the big banks.

  • by Sarah Danckert

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James Packer by Karl Stefanovic's side at big, fat Mexican wedding

James Packer by Karl Stefanovic's side at big, fat Mexican wedding

Karl Stefanovic and Jasmine Yarbrough have already 'done the paperwork' and will celebrate their marriage at Mexico's One and Only resort, with billionaire James Packer revealed as one of seven groomsmen.

  • by Andrew Hornery
Music festival in honour of the late Richard Gill to be held in Sydney

Music festival in honour of the late Richard Gill to be held in Sydney

Renowned Australian musical icon, the late Richard Gill, will be honoured with a music festival to be established in his memory in Sydney’s inner west.

  • by Nathanael Cooper

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The thing you should never say to a mum of only boys

The thing you should never say to a mum of only boys

I can't think of any old fashioned derogatory rhyming saying directed at people with only daughters, so why is it okay to throw remarks our way? News flash, it isn't.

  • by Annaliese Dent
Better deals on car loans through dealerships now law

Better deals on car loans through dealerships now law

New laws start on Thursday that will help better protect consumers who sign up to car loans through dealerships.

  • by John Collett

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Sport

Rain saves Australia after another below-par batting effort

Rain saves Australia after another below-par batting effort

Aaron Finch's lengthy run of outs continued on Friday night, as did Australia's modest form, but rain denied India the chance to level the Twenty20 series.

  • by Andrew Wu
Australians slip and slide at wet World Cup

Australians slip and slide at wet World Cup

The Aussies find the going tough at Metropolitan.

  • by Martin Blake

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