LiveShorten cold on backing PM’s energy plan
He says he ‘backs renewable energy’ but has refused to say how much Labor’s 50pc renewables policy would cost.
MPs shocked by energy threat
At last, government politicians understand why Australia faces a long term blackout power crisis.
Ageing sleuths find Nazi gold
German pensioners believe they have found the most famous and valuable piece of art looted by the Nazis in an underground bunker.
‘We are less as a country’
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Would-be kingmaker won’t commit
Nick Xenophon has today repeatedly refused to say if he would back Labor or Liberal to govern after the SA election.
CommentHe’s not the Green messiah
Richard Di Natale’s team is insincere, hollow, untrustworthy and threatens us all.
Lisa outing as Nine goes ballistic
Lisa Wilkinson’s exit sours relations between Nine and her high-profile manager as tensions surface with her new Ten colleagues.
LiveStars in limbo as deadline nears
With two hours until AFL’s trade deadline, Jake Stringer, Gary Ablett and Luke Hodge still waiting for deals to be struck.
Crown claims ‘political fanfare’
10:11amSarh-Jane TaskerAnalysts say allegations of pokie rigging are a low risk for Crown and a share slump was probably an over-reaction.
Jobless rate dips to 5.5pc
10:30amJames GlynnAlmost 20,000 new jobs were added last month, extending this year’s robust run of job creation, according to ABS data.
New alert on home lending
8:56amMichael RoddanMany interest-only borrowers are failing to save any money, despite much lower mortgage repayments, research shows.
ACCC wins unfair contract case
8:55amJohn Durie, Samantha WoodhillWaste giant JJ Richards has become the first company to fall foul of new laws governing small business contracts.
MARGIN CALLDanby disclosure near dandy
11:00pmWill Glasgow, Christine LacyThe Michael Danby disclosure story continues, one comically late update after another.
ASX 6000 path from ground up?
11:27amDAVID ROGERS, ANGUS BIRDThe ASX lifts steadily as Morgan Stanley says an earnings up-cycle as the only firm path in stretched valuations.
Bike plan has wheel problem
11:00pmScott MurdochThe scourge of abandoned share bikes is becoming an international issue, with Beijing forced to ban new schemes.
Alfa’s back in character
11:00pmPhilip KingAlfa Romeo is back in the executive market with a mid-sized premium car and it doesn’t disappoint.
Spy v spy v spy in Kaspersky case
11:00pmChris GriffithIf you believe the stories, there’s a double agent at work: antivirus software that’s gone rogue.
Penfolds unveils Grange triple
7:11amNICK RYANHong Kong might seem an unlikely place to reveal a game-changing Australian wine, but it does make sense.
‘My husband was my soulmate’
11:05amTESSA AKERMANThe Coroner has heard there was an “unprecedented” surge of calls for ambulances during the storm asthma event, which killed 10.
Rescued fisherman returns home
9:44amCHARLIE PEELThe only crew member of the capsized commercial fishing vessel Dianne to so far be found will be reunited with his family.
Two charged in launder probe
11:13amSOFIA GRONBECH WRIGHTNSW police have seized more than $400,000 during an investigation into a large-scale money laundering operation.
Xenophon preferred premier: poll
11:00pmMICHAEL OWENNick Xenophon is almost twice as popular as South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill and Liberal leader Steven Marshall, says leaked poll.
China to be most powerful: Xi
11:00pmGreg SheridanChina walks away from its long-standing human rights dialogue with Canberra as President Xi Jinping talks up a golden new era.
Islamists still plot a 9/11
9:38amFiona HamiltonA senior US official says intelligence shows IS and al-Qa’ida still want to take down aircraft and ‘have the big explosion’.
Kingmaker picks winner at last
4:53amWinston Peters will finally reveal today who he is supporting in the deadlocked election after keeping voters waiting almost four weeks.
Socialite on presidential bid
9:09amTom ParfittRussia’s ‘Paris Hilton’ has declared she will run against President Putin in elections next year, in an apparent Kremlin ploy.
Power struggle
11:00pmGRAHAM LLOYDNew energy policies could promote other methods of storing carbon.
Welcome to Xi’s world
11:00pmROWAN CALLICKThe big question now for China is whether it will proceed down a track to 21st century totalitarianism.
NRL releases 2018 draw
9:30amNorth Queensland will only have to wait until round three to try to avenge their grand final loss to Melbourne.
Bonneval still under Cup cloud
10:18amBrendan CormickDiffering opinions between vets and connections over soundness of one-time favourite Bonneval simmer ahead inspection today.
Taking a turn for the worse
11:00pmPhilip KingThe new Jeep Grand Cherokee is a blast from the past. And not in a good way.
I’m embarrassed for my land
11:00pmNikki GemmellOn a beautiful day our skies are harangued by ‘VOTE NO’ writ large. How do I explain this torturous mess?
Heaven sent
11:00pmMichelle SingerThis former church is a divine example of Neo Gothic architecture.
The complete package
11:00pmJohn LethleanBibo’s signature bacalhau may look like dog turds, but they just might be the ultimate drinking snack.
Where’s the pride?
11:00pmJohn LethleanThere are few sadder places than Melbourne’s Flinders Street station. Sad eyes, grime, bad buskers, and wasted food opportunities.
Spy v spy v spy in Kaspersky case
11:00pmChris GriffithIf you believe the stories, there’s a double agent at work: antivirus software that’s gone rogue.
Big awards for tiny science
4:00pmJOHN ROSSResearchers who study life at the microscopic level have dominated the Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science.
The Gainsbourg touch
11:00pmTHE ECONOMISTThe British-French chanteuse’s forthcoming album is her most intimate yet.
Bigger audience for The Oz
11:00pmSTEPHEN BROOKThe Australian and Weekend Australian are increasing their rates of audience growth.
Online platforms much less taxing
The fintech revolution is putting new powers in accountants' hands
- Lisa outing as Nine goes ballistic
- China to be most powerful: Xi
- Shorten thrives with Abbott help
- Bike plan has wheel problem
- Changes to citizenship laws sunk in Senate
- Labor links expose GetUp!
- Euthanasia push survives
- Crunch time for Brisbane units
- He’s not the Green messiah
- Family of soldier slam Trump's disrespect
Shorten thrives with Abbott help
The former prime minister’s quest for revenge is clearing Bill Shorten’s path to the Lodge.
Can the Coalition sell policy?
Bill Shorten should be under real pressure from Malcolm Turnbull’s new energy plan but is not.
China doesn’t value human rights
The depressing truth is that a ruthless Xi Jinping no longer even pretends to care.
Xenophon’s popularity faces test
The initial excitement of Nick Xenophon’s tilt at South Australian politics might wane with some campaign scrutiny.
Chinese ‘reform’ a myth
The Communist Party under Xi Jinping is more concerned with consolidating its grip on power.
Shorten turns ‘blind eye’ to unions
Union bosses frequently rail against the “big end of town”. In truth, they are the big end of town.
Hooked on debt, banking on hope
We should be prepared for a financial crisis in Australia’s largest trading partner.
Plastic bags off the shelf
And the left’s golden boy Trudeau is in deep trouble over a religiously insensitive tweet.
Just a journo
The Treasurer may have other views, but our economics editor knows a thing or two.
Setting a Katter among pigeons
Those wishing for a bit of biffo in parliament, almost had their wishes granted by the Speaker yesterday.
Hillary’s humiliation laid bare
11:00pmStephen LoosleyA revealing account of Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign follows her journey from optimistic entry to devastating exit.
The high price of revolution
11:00pmGEMMA JONESIn 1970, Ferrari did something that would forever change Formula One. By year’s end, three of the sport’s biggest stars would be dead.
How could you forget?
11:00pmStephen RomeiFilmmaker Bruce Beresford is among the readers who sent in thoughts about forgotten authors and film.
Poignant sketches
11:00pmStephen RomeiThere are penises aplenty in the Finnish biopic Tom of Finland but is the film's hero an artist or a pornographer?
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People in the U.S. suspect Melania Trump has a body double, with another woman who looks just like her, attending events with President Donald Trump. Courtesy: Sunrise/Channel Seven
Does Melania Trump have a body double?
People in the U.S. suspect Melania Trump has a body double, with another woman who looks just like her, attending events with President Donald Trump. Courtesy: Sunrise/Channel Seven
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