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Glory lose Perth A-League final in penalty shootout collapse
Goalkeeper, Andrew Redmayne was the club’s hero by guiding the Sky Blues to a fourth A-League championship.
- by Dominic Bossi
Jacqui Lambie resurrects political career as Clive Palmer tanks
The Morrison government will likely be dealing with a six-member crossbench in the Senate, smaller and less ideologically disparate than the last.
- by Nicole Hasham
'Two words, retiree tax': The policy that helped Labor lose the election
Labor is facing a rising internal revolt to dump its signature $14 billion franking credit policy in the wake of its stunning election loss to the Coalition.
- by Eryk Bagshaw and Mathew Dunckley
Sportsbet to lose at least $5.2 million thanks to election bungle
The betting company paid out on Mr Shorten becoming prime minister two days before Australians went to the polls.
- by Anthony Colangelo
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HEMP's grassroots campaign hot on heels of Palmer's $60 million ad barrage
"We're struggling to get people to put their hands up because you become a bit of a target, not everyone is an unemployed hippy like me."
- by Hamish Hastie
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NBN rollout speed still patchy for thousands
Every week for the past two years more than 600 people have complained about their internet connection to the National Broadband Network.
- by Nigel Gladstone
The expert who predicted Donald Trump, Brexit - and now Scott Morrison too
With polling and betting markets missing the mark, experts are increasingly turning to social media to judge voter sentiment on a larger scale.
- by Max Koslowski
What the Scott Morrison government promised to do
The results are in and the public have chosen to keep the Coalition in government. But what exactly did we agree to when we cast our vote?
- by Zach Hope
Libs jubilant as Labor likely to fall short in WA targets
Christian Porter: 'What do you say when you’re looking into the face of political death? You say not today!'
- by Nathan Hondros and Marta Pascual Juanola
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'He’s very confident of going to heaven': the letters of Ivan Milat
- by Lucy Cormack and Patrick Begley
Analysis
Greg Inglis
Struggling Inglis needs support; and the $2m payout RA offered Folau
- by Danny Weidler
Federal election
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Steggall optimistic about climate collaboration with Abbott 'handbrake' gone
- by Fergus Hunter
'Two words, retiree tax': The policy that helped Labor lose the election
- by Eryk Bagshaw and Mathew Dunckley
Albanese pitches for leadership as Labor faces an open field contest
- by Stephanie Peatling
Analysis
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Morrison sought a fight with Shorten, and landed a knockout blow
- by David Crowe
Opinion & Perspectives
Perth
Analysis
Tangled web
Power play: The tangled web of Perth property and planning
- by Emma Young and Hamish Hastie
Western Australia
National
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Australia votes
Time to stop polling and start listening: why we got the election so wrong
- by Rebecca Huntley
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Politics
Tony Abbott under fire for refusing to retire before Warringah defeat
Colleagues say the former Liberal Party leader could be to blame if the Coalition is forced into minority government.
- by Jacqueline Maley
World
Property bydomain
Building company moves to counter its product's effect on the earth
It's one of the common building products that has the biggest impact on the environment. Now, in a major step forward, the company will have net-zero carbon.
- by Jim Malo
Is this commonly enforced house rule also the most controversial?
Despite my own, lengthy mental list of visitor dos and don'ts, it hadn't occurred to me how niche individual household rules can be.
- by Flic Everett
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Opinion
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Morrison's miracle election may turn out to be the easy bit
There are many lessons in the weekend's result for politicians of all stripes.
- by Ross Gittins
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Media & marketing
'Agents have no qualifications': Catalano targets property ads in new business
- by Jennifer Duke
Small business
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Entertainment
Game of Thrones finale will be huge – but will it be the biggest ever?
The finale of the world's most talked-about TV show will be watched by many people in many places. But it won't break records.
- by Karl Quinn
Stars shine much longer now than back in the Day
Doris Day retired at just 51 - which movie stars today would never contemplate doing.
- by Andrew Hornery
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Performing arts
No more secrets: British and Aussie stars sign on for new drama
- by Nathanael Cooper
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Android 9 Go Edition makes the Nokia 1 Plus a solid sub-$200 phone
For $169, the Nokia 1 Plus gets you the look and a lot of the functionality of a new mid-range phone, but at a much lower price.
- by Tim Biggs
My 10-year-old daughter is an eBay entrepreneur
It's wonderful to watch our 10-year-old think up new ideas and pursue opportunities.
- by Bianca Wordley
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Sport
Manchester City crush Watford to seal English treble
Raheem Sterling's hat-trick helped Manchester City crush Watford 6-0 in the FA Cup final to become the first team to win an English domestic treble.
Aussie Caleb Ewan wins Giro d'Italia eighth stage
Australian Caleb Ewan claimed a second career win on the Giro d'Italia when he prevailed in the eighth stage, a 239km ride from Tortorelo Lido.
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