Gallagher hit with threats of violence
Chief Minister dismisses dozens of threats following cannabis revelations.
'Hard to argue this is fair'
Poor graduates would pay about 30 per cent more for degree than richer students under govt plan.
Staff forced to reapply for jobs
Public servants on maternity leave and new graduates forced to apply for their own jobs.
PM's daughter focus of claim
Ex-employee of design school launches legal claim over $60k scholarship for Frances Abbott.
Jailed for rape during burglary
Man jailed for "horrendous personal violation" of teen victim.
'Respect our mandate': Abbott
Abbott hits back at Palmer, and warns of "debt and deficit disaster".
- Older workers? No, thanks
- Man injured at Fyshwick worksite
- Malaysia Airlines involved in another incident
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Dear Sydney, the tapeworm isn't so bad ...
You think you've got it bad in the public art stakes? We'll see your giant skipping rope, and raise you an eight metre phallic owl.
Do we need a mini-budget?
Tony Abbott responds to Clive Palmer's suggestion that a mini-budget or double-dissolution is needed during an interview with 3AW's Neil Mitchell.
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Social policies, such as same-sex marriage, will return to political focus
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Eric Hollingsworth's case a bad joke
Comment: It's a situation of high farce when the Games Association keeps coach that Athletics Australia does not want.
Australian lifter detained by police
Australian weightlifter arrested after allegedly assaulting a member of the Welsh team in athletes' village.
Will Glasgow boo or cheer Usain Bolt
World's fastest man may get a different reception after the "a little bit s**t" row.
- Coach suspended for criticising Sally Pearson
- Lapierre slams head coach Hollingsworth
- Aussie's opponents fought the law ... and the law won
- Kim Mickle wins Australia's only gold on day seven
- Australian arrested after watching brother lose bout
- Matthew Mitcham claims silver medal in diving
- Headgear rule cost me a medal, says Australian boxer
ACT News
Interest predicted in sale of street lights
How many politicians does it take to change a streetlight?
National
Turnbull weighs in on online piracy
Communications Minister says companies will have to justify why Australians pay more to download movies and music.
World
Europe, Asia on alert for Ebola
The US Peace Corps is pulling volunteers from West Africa amid growing concerns over the spread of the deadly epidemic .
Federal Politics
'Unfair': poor graduates slugged
Exclusive Poor graduates would pay about 30 per cent more than their richer counterparts for their degree.
Detention doctors' damning evidence
Inquiry hears Christmas Island doctors told not to publish report on mental health isues among children in immigration detention.
Public Service News
Treasury staff forced to reapply for jobs
Public servants on maternity leave and new graduates from Treasury are being forced to apply for their own jobs.
Elderly staff? No thanks, we're sorted
A push to swell ranks of the Australian public service’s grey army looks set to meet resistance at the top level of the bureaucracy
Business
Clyne fires parental leave parting shot
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Outgoing NAB chief Cameron Clyne says the paid parental leave scheme is too costly and should be spent on child care.
Markets Live: Miners slip, banks up
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ASX off to flat start, with weakness among miners offsetting gains among banks.
Turnbull's son to start hedge fund
Communications Minister's son Alex Turnbull is planning a Singapore-based hedge fund.
Qantas adds more seats, smaller loos
Airline adds seats to its 737s, making space for them with slimline lavatories.
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Rio's humiliation complete
Comment: Rio Tinto’s foray into coal in Mozambique was a costly exercise.
'Son of Malcolm' on the move
Malcolm Turnbull's son may be leaving Goldies, but he can't leave behind GS Elevator Gossip Guy.
- Economy Building approvals take a dive
- Franchises Chicken fight as KFC battle heats up
- Resources When BHP's boss met Vladimir Putin
- Vote Woodside's Shell buyback doomed
- World Argentina denies it is in default
- Aviation Malaysia Airlines in Adelaide incident
- Metals Gold drops as US economy improves
- Fixed income Aussie bonds tipped to outperform
- Mining Local miners keep eye on Cliffs assets
- Banking Big banks raise $125b in cheap money
- Mining Rio Tinto abandons Mozambique
- Legal PM's daughter focus of Fair Work claim
Money
Should I share my super with my wife?
Do you think I should move some of my super over to her account? I'm reluctant.
Shares out of favour as property blooms
Property investing is cock of the walk, while punting on the stock market is taking a back seat.
Executive Style
12 excuses bosses never want to hear
Tempted to tell the boss how it is? Here's a slew of the excuses they hate hearing.
Small Business
Do you have an evil assistant?
Ensure you don’t have a Rottweiler guarding your office door.
The secret to Warren Buffett's success
Ever heard of Charlie Munger? Neither had we. Read on...
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'Louis Slungpue' pranks US news station
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The Gus and Webby Show
Phil Gould and Andrew Webster discuss the drama at the Wests Tigers and speculate on which teams will make the NRL top eight.
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The real magic of Hogwarts
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If you relax portion sizes with 'healthy' foods, you just might be undoing all your good nutritional work.
3D modelling for a better-fitting bra
It is no secret that bra fitting can be a pain – literally – but a new study by the University of Wollongong is planning to change all that.
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The furore over Nikki Minaj's butt
Who is in the right? Let's examine the album cover that launched a thousand memes.
Is it more stressful at home or work?
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Raped on her second day in Australia
She had been in Sydney two days when she was raped. At the request of local residents she returned.
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Nude models go on strike in Paris
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How can you tell if there are bedbugs?
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Floating hotel with a different view
Dream of seeing the Northern Lights? Why not do so from this glass-roofed, snowflake-shaped floating hotel.
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Are we $98m worse off under Opal?
Site suggests NSW is pocketing about $100m a year extra from higher fares. But is it accurate?
NSWSpy laws blasted by Snowden lawyer
Snowden's lawyer labels as "draconian" and "chilling" Aussie laws that would jail journos and whistleblowers.
Assistive tech allows talent to shine
Teenager Christopher Hills has found IT solutions to some profound physical barriers.
- Games Xbox One features coming, eventually
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- Education Turning lecture notes into cash
- Digital habits Australia's digital tipping point
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- Home Tech Weighty demand on TV soundbars
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3D printing funds needed
Australia needs to invest massively in applying 3D printing to manufacturing to compensate for industry's decline.
Hackers rob 'Iron Dome' Israeli firms
Three Israeli defence contractors responsible for Israel's missile shield were compromised by hackers.
Everyone can be a headhunter
Technology is making it harder for traditional recruiters to keep exclusivity on the job market.
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A spacious, luxury Mittagong home set in woodland gardens.
$3m price tag on Thicke's LA home
Singer Robin Thicke and his estranged wife Paula Patton have put their Los Angeles pad up for sale.
$25,000 a week for bachelor pad
A Hunters Hill family is raking in a small fortune while The Bachelor films at their house.
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- Capital Gains Farewell to dream
- Kitchen Self-cleaning ovens
- Luxury Home of the week
- Investors Brisbane best for rental yields
- Feature Canberra scoops 'hottest suburb' race
- Curtin Olympic rower selling
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BMW to launch 12 FWD models
Having launched its first front-wheel drive model this month, BMW is now readying a much larger onslaught.
Toyota's 86 inspired Camry tested
Dreaming of a Toyota 86 but have kids? The Camry RZ might be for you.
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Marc Janko Sydney FC's marquee
Austrian Marc Janko will be unveiled as Sydney FC’s marquee signing on Thursday.
Ice hockey's young travelling elite
Many on AIHL teams have some experience playing in North America. Some have been at it for years.
AFL moves to win back fans
AFL admits the MCG and Etihad Stadium no longer set the benchmark as match-day venues.
- Cricket England eyes win against India in third Test
- Golf Adam Scott ready for Rory McIlroy and co
- League Farah angry over being hung out to dry
- League Performance won't sway Vaughan
- Head coach poised to be sent home
- Football Wanderers work hard for trial win
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