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Pop icon Prince dead at 57
Singer and songwriter Prince — a massively influential but elusive figure whose music blended funk, rock and R&B — dies suddenly at the age of 57 at his Paisley Park complex outside Minneapolis.
 
Prince's 'extraordinary' Australian shows weeks before death
Australian Prince fans got just two weeks notice that The Purple One was coming to the country to perform a few exclusive shows from his Piano and a Microphone tour in February — and it would prove to be the pop icon's last visit to the country.
 
Creditors vote to liquidate Queensland Nickel
Creditors of Queensland Nickel — including 800 sacked workers — vote to liquidate the company, paving the way for Clive Palmer to be pursued for debts owed.
 
Corporate watchdog might be interested in 60 Minutes crew release, PM says
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says the actions of a Channel Nine's crew in Lebanon "appears to have been most unwise".
 
Shorten slams Mirabella hospital claim as a 'staggering revelation'
Opposition Leader Bill Shorten questions the ethics of former Liberal MP Sophie Mirabella, who says a Victorian hospital missed out on $10 million in funding because she was not re-elected to the seat of Indi.
 
Free online games leading to real-life problem gambling: report
Young people who play simulated gambling games for free online are more likely to become problem gamblers in real life, according to a report from the Australian Gambling Research Centre.
 
Confusion over Mediterranean capsize death toll
A lack of information and a delay in interviewing survivors appear to have caused initial scepticism about the latest mass drowning of refugees in the Mediterranean.
 
Turnbull says Abbott had 'ample warning' before ousting
Malcolm Turnbull says the former prime minister had sufficient warning in the form of a spill seven months before he was removed in September.
 
Doctors speak out against chiropractors treating children
Chiropractic treatment is claimed as a fix for everything from ear infections to tongue-tie. But some doctors want regulators to ban chiropractic treatment for children altogether.
 
Crowds celebrate Queen Elizabeth's 90th birthday
The Queen has greeted thousands of well-wishers from across Britain and beyond as she celebrates her 90th birthday, demonstrating the world's oldest monarch's intent to keep doing the job she has performed for more than six decades.
 
New virus can cause brain damage in babies
A new virus that put 80 Australian babies in hospital between 2013 and 2014 can cause developmental delays and brain damage, leading doctors find.
 
Taxi drivers warn of Holden Caprice power steering fault
Taxi drivers are warning owners of the new model Holden Caprice, manufactured from 2013 onwards, they might be at risk on the road because of a power steering fault.
 
Bank fraud rife, institutions fudge loan applications: economists
Fraud is rife in the banking system as banks systematically fudge the numbers on loan applications to make borrowers look more creditworthy than they really are, according to an explosive submission to a Senate inquiry.
 
Analysis and Opinion: The Drum
By Barrie Cassidy Could Election 2016 take us back to where we started?
By Barrie Cassidy
By Neil McMahon Prince: Touchstone for a generation
By Neil McMahon
By Leigh Sales How the 'vibe' will affect the Election 2016 result
By Leigh Sales
By Mike Steketee How the High Court could derail Turnbull's election plan
By Mike Steketee
 
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World
Barack Obama visits Britain, urges it not to leave the EU
Prince's career-long battle with the music industry
Why Prince's hits are missing from Spotify
 
Business
Iron ore nears $US70 but analysts warn rally won't last
Gas supplier monopoly pricing hits domestic users hard: ACCC
Creditors vote to liquidate Queensland Nickel
 
Politics
Cable ties, restraint chairs could be used on children in NT custody
What happens after this Paris climate deal is signed?
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on highs as next big Tuesday approaches
 
Sport
AFL's Anzac Day blockbuster off limits to other clubs: Worsfold
Suns to host Port Adelaide as AFL heads to China
AC Milan actors perform pathetic haka, confuse the world of football
 
Science and Tech
Dino whale tooth fossil found on Melbourne beach
CSIRO changes put millions in grants at risk: scientists
Slender root rat discovered by scientists on Indonesian island
 
Environment
What happens after this Paris climate deal is signed?
Legal hurdles remain for Volkswagen in US clean diesel cases
Food processing waste recycled as premium bottled water
 

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