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The Frenchman who almost conquered the Blue Mountains
Heroic effort failed just one day away from success.
Man acquitted of people smuggling charges
He helped sail a leaky fishing boat packed with 97 asylum seekers to Christmas Island but a court found he ...
Malware fight goes public on the web
At any one time in Australia about 16,500 devices are infected with malware, according to ACMA.
Bomber stabbed in domestic spat
Essendon footballer Nathan Lovett-Murray is in hospital after being stabbed in Melbourne's north on Tuesday.
Teens, technology, law: when sexting is not pornography
When three US high school students from Virginia made cellphone videos of drunken sex acts with fellow teens and shared ...
Fewer Australians starting apprenticeships
The number of Australians starting apprenticeships has dropped dramatically, according to figures from a government research centre.
World
Hardy survivors of Tornado Alley take stock of losses
The scale of destruction in Moore on the fringe of Oklahoma City was so vast that during the ...
Aussie icons rank among world's top-100 brands
Four Australian companies have made the list of the world's 100 most powerful brands, with the top spot going to ...
A tornado's familiar roar, then sadness and resolve
Insulation rained down on his head. He could hear glass shattering, walls crumbling and the roof tearing from ...
World's two largest countries grow closer
India and China are mending ties through trade.
Business
Job cuts loom in Telstra restructure
Telstra's domestic workforce faces cuts as the telco introduces sweeping changes to the way it manages its operations.
Cost of biofuels no longer sky high
Whether it's the use of organisms first found in the guts of rabbits in New Zealand or converting ...
Bouris fired up over low-fee super
Mark Bouris' Yellow Brick Road is hoping to capture a slice of the $1.5 trillion in superannuation savings ...
Bank of Japan holds steady despite bond turmoil, upgrades economic outlook
The Bank of Japan has kept policy steady despite concerns over recent volatility in bond market, saying growth ...
Apple's tax minimisation laid bare
A US senate inquiry into Apple's use of tax havens has revealed products sold in Australia are handled by a ...
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Refugee first as ASIO backs down on threat ruling
A refugee widow and her six-year-old son will taste freedom in Australia after ASIO dramatically reversed an assessment she posed ...
Coalition flags plan to split tax office
The Coalition has signalled it may break up the Australian Taxation Office if it wins government, to ensure ...
String of tax cuts blamed for budget shortfalls
The federal budget will remain in structural deficit for several years after it is officially forecast to return ...