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Law enforcement agencies seize more than $1 billion of ice hidden in a shipment of stick-on gel bras and inside storage units filled with art supplies, in the largest seizure of liquid methamphetamine in Australia's history.
Malcolm Turnbull attacks Labor's plans for a crackdown on negative gearing but says a rethink of property tax breaks remains on the table as he and Scott Morrison consider their options ahead of May's budget.
Assistant Police Commissioner Paul Taylor is stood aside after running over and killing a man who is believed to have been lying on the driveway of the Cairns district police building in far north Queensland.
One Telstra user in Sydney spent Sunday downloading 421 gigabytes of data to his phone, and he was not alone. Customers across Australia took advantage of the company's free data day to download a staggering 2.3 million movies' worth of data.
A Pakistani student was paid $325 for 685 hours of work at a 7-Eleven store in Sydney, lawyers representing employees of the convenience store chain say.
The South Australian Government has not formed a position, either for or against, a proposal for a nuclear waste dump that would store more than 10 per cent of the world's waste, Premier Jay Weatherill says.
Federal Liberal MP and former industry minister Ian Macfarlane has announced he is quitting politics, two months after his bid to join the Nationals was blocked.
Online encyclopedia Wikipedia is preparing to tackle Google's dominance of internet search with a $3.5 million pilot program to build a "Knowledge Engine".
A startling one in two working Australians are living from payday to payday while having unrealistic expectations about their living needs in retirement.
Former immigration minister Scott Morrison says the Government will stand by its policy in response to calls for an asylum seeker baby to remain in Australia.
The number of ecstasy users appearing at NSW hospitals has almost doubled in the past six years, as recent deaths linked to the party drug put pressure on the Government to rethink its stance on pill testing.
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