More choice for third party insurance in ACT
Three new agencies will offer compulsory third party insurance, bringing competition to the ACT.
Pay freeze for ACT MLAs
The base salary of Canberra's MLAs has been frozen.
de Kretser wins Miles Franklin prize
Michelle de Kretser wins the Miles Franklin Award, with her novel Questions of Travel.
'Most racist' 457 laws: Lib MP
The fate of new laws cracking down on visa scheme to come down to the wire.
Court blow for crusading elder
A Ngambri elder’s crusade to halt a new development denied.
Adrian Bayley sentenced to life
Thirty-five-year non-parole period for Jill Meagher's rapist and murderer.
VICHit-run victim's road to recovery
The victim of a motorcycle hit-and-run says he is lucky to be alive.
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Brumbies beat Lions
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Showgrounds could move for light rail
Canberra's showgrounds and the Thoroughbred Park racecourse could be moved to make way for a light rail route.
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Author born in Sri Lanka wins Australia’s most prestigious literary prize.
World
US releases massacre survival guides
Books delve into some touchy topics such as informing family members of a victim's fate and when to hide or run.
Federal Politics
Leadership issue 'behind us'
Rudd supporter, Joel Fitzgibbon, has talked down the chances of the former prime minister returning to power.
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New broom can make a mess
Nothing erodes effectiveness more than constant reorganisation, rebadging and reshuffling.
Business
ASIC dances around the real questions
Perhaps the most annoying tactic in the black art of public relations these days is to respond to questions, not by answering them.
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Local shares are trading higher ahead of the much anticipated Fed meeting tonight.
Rio axes senior iron ore staff
Rio Tinto is cutting scores of senior staff from its WA iron ore division.
Paying the price for having it so good
Two decades without a recession has made us too expensive.
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China credit bubble 'unprecedented'
China's shadow banking system is out of control and under mounting stress, Fitch warns.
Watchdog hides from scammers
The ACCC doesn't even try to lumber fraudsters and scam artists – it just hopes to "disrupt" them with a little education of us mugs.
- Elizabeth Knight Tinkler sale a relief for Whitehaven
- Legal Lehman Brothers blocks settlement
- Markets ASX to end the year 12% higher: poll
- Comment ASIC has far too much on its plate
- Mining Tinkler sells out of Whitehaven
- Recycling Gas salvage from cars a win for air
- Resources Tinkler calls Singapore home
- Infrastructure Newcastle port sale to raise $700m
- Auto Holden may exit if cuts rejected
- Elizabeth Knight Time for plan B at Elders
- CBD Lawsuit no more on Curtis's mind
- Infrastructure Investors back model to fund roads
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Millions up nose, but Rossi's not down
Francis Rossi, star of the recent Coles ads, talks about success and excess – and how both have shaped his life.
Micro caps are offering value
Many small companies are trading below book value - making them prime targets for investors seeking a bargain.
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Forget fads, get retro to fight flab
Cronut or quinoa? Belviq or push-ups? Newer isn't necessarily equal better.
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Landing that star client
Just like in the movies, sometimes diva clients are more trouble than they're worth.
Keeping it casual
Why hire permanent staff when part-timers are so much hungrier?
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Indigenous families with young children living in community housing described as "Third World".
Divinyl intervention seals Del Rio deal
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Plans for new homes in Belconnen could lead to Ginninderra Falls being reopened.
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Saints rule Milne out
Stephen Milne wants to play but St Kilda has decided to pull him out of the game against Melbourne.
Well done , but improvement is needed
Australia must make changes to be competitive at the World Cup.
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