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Former NAB chief executive Andrew Thorburn  was "a little perplexed and maybe amused" by the interest in his leave.

'Behind closed doors, CEOs literally weep': Do top execs deserve time off?

Former NAB chief executive Andrew Thorburn  was "a little perplexed and maybe amused" by the interest in his leave.

Controversy about a senior banker's four-week planned break highlights a fundamental tension in corporate Australia.

  • by Clancy Yeates
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Hayne fallout

'Appalling treatment': Bank customers making 5900 complaints a month

AFCA Chair Helen Coonan.

Helen Coonan, the chair of the government’s new financial dispute authority, says community trust in the sector has been 'shattered'.

  • by Eryk Bagshaw
Investigation
Domestic violence

Claims of mismanagement, nepotism at big domestic violence service

EDVOS executive director Jenny Jackson.

The boss of the Eastern Domestic Violence Service oversaw payments of a claimed $41,000 for her friend. The average is $3000.

  • by Farrah Tomazin

Top cop denies  elite  unit has 'toxic, bullying culture'

Deputy Commissioner Shane Patton said CIRT is a "highly professional and well trained team".

Assistant Commissioner's statement comes one day after The Age revealed one Critical Incident Response Team officer had lodged a complaint with WorkSafe Victoria over a perceived internal vendetta against him.

  • by Michael Fowler, Cameron Houston and Chris Vedelago

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Happier times: Richmond cheer squad members before their 2017 grand final win.

Richmond fan's three-game cheer squad ban for 'green maggot' comment

The Richmond cheer squad will hold a 'cultural awareness session' after a fan allegedly called an umpire 'green maggot' during a match last month.

  • by Michael Fowler
The Morrison government has committed $2 billion towards fast rail between Melbourne and Geelong.

Andrews in about-face on building Geelong fast rail with Morrison

Premier Daniel Andrews has endorsed the Morrison government’s $2 billion election pledge towards Geelong fast rail in a post-election about-face.

  • by Adam Carey
Scott Morrison celebrates his election victory which has come despite a further fall in turnout and an increase in informal votes

'Not that interested': Voter turnout at record low after young people disengage

After enrolling for the same-sex marriage postal survey, the nation's young people seem to have turned their back on voting in the general election.

  • by Shane Wright and Max Koslowski
The medical workforce is becoming increasingly specialised.

Top surgeon charged with rape after removing condom without permission

Prominent surgeon charged with raping fellow doctor after he allegedly took condom off during sex wins court battle to keep treating patients.

  • by David Estcourt
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Ben Brown celebrates his fifth goal at Marvel Stadium.

Fired-up Roos upset the script

The Rhyce Shaw era has begun in spectacular fashion at North Melbourne with a 37-point win over Richmond.

  • by Ronny Lerner
Michael Voss.

Momentum grows for Michael Voss

Michael Voss wants to become a senior coach again. And the industry support behind that ambition is gaining momentum.

  • by Caroline Wilson

Property bydomain

Jobe Watson's new challenge: Melbourne's real estate industry

Jobe Watson's new challenge: Melbourne's real estate industry

He lost money on his first property, and now the former Essendon captain wants to help others from making the same mistakes.

  • by Melissa Heagney
Former nightclub boss snaps up oversized $15m CBD apartment

Former nightclub boss snaps up oversized $15m CBD apartment

This luxury pad was originally five apartments and was combined into one supersized home. It offers some of the best views in Melbourne. Take a peek.

  • by Elizabeth Redman and Jim Malo

Business

James Packer has sold 19.9 per cent of Crown but remain its largest shareholder.

Crown investors say goodbye to takeover bonus after Packer selldown

Crown Resorts investors have had the value of their shares effectively capped by James Packer's sale to Hong Kong billionaire Lawrence Ho.

  • by Patrick Hatch and Nick Toscano

Small business

There are six types of jobseekers who test the market even though the market is already serving them well.

The six types of job seekers

  • by James Adonis
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Entertainment

The four boys who will play Billy in the 10th anniversary  tour. River Mardesic, Wade Nielsen, Omar Abiad and Jamie Rogers.

'We are like brothers': Australia's new Billy Elliots revealed

The four boys who will take on one of the most demanding roles in theatre have been announced.

  • by Nathanael Cooper
Kevin Rudd poked fun at his 2007 campaign slogan during a viral skit on the ABC"s 7.30 program.

Turns out Kevin Rudd improvised his lines in viral 7.30 skit

Satirist Mark Humphries says watching the footage for the first time was "like opening a Christmas present". 

  • by Broede Carmody

Lifestyle

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Smarter living

The smaller Echo Show will be much more at home on a bedside table.

Amazon's tiny new smart display makes it even with Google

The Echo Show 5 is even smaller and less expensive than Google's Nest Hub.

  • by Tim Biggs
Andrew McConnell.

The Private Chef: Andrew McConnell's rock 'n' roll origins

One of Melbourne's most celebrated restaurateurs got his break cooking for music royalty.

  • by Jane Rocca

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Sport

West Indies' Chris Gayle plays a shot against Pakistan during World Cup match.

West Indies crush Pakistan to kick off World Cup campaign

The Windies eased to a seven-wicket victory in their World Cup opener at Trent Bridge after an Oshane Thomas-led pace attack kept Pakistan to a total of 105.

Near miss: In her first grand slam appearance, Australian wildcard Priscilla Hon forced 14th seed Madison Keys to a deciding set.

Hon's French Open charge ends, second seed Pliskova ousted in upset

Australian wildcard fell short in a delayed three-set shoot-out against American Madison Keys, Czech Karolina Pliskova's quest for a maiden Slam title ends.

  • by Murray Wenzel and Martyn Herman

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