| | | | The surviving children of Australia's most notorious IS convert, Khaled Sharrouf, have escaped the last brutal battle against the terrorist organisation in Syria and are being held in a refugee camp in the country's north, as their Australian grandmother pleads for help to bring them home. | | | | Speculation is hitting fever pitch that the federal election campaign could be underway within days. So when will the PM visit the Governor-General? | | | | The Government insists Australia is on track to meet its Paris target by 2030, but the Government's own data tells a different story. | | | | Other countries have announced plans to phase out petrol and diesel cars and the NRMA says it is now time for Australia to catch up. | | | | Before yesterday, the second biggest attendance for a women's game was for a match between employees from a department store and a pyjama factory in 1929. How far things have come — but there's so much further to go, writes Kate O'Halloran. | | | | When it comes to budgeting, it's important to find a method that works for you. So, we've looked at the pros and cons of three common methods you can use to do a budget. | | | | The talk is that tomorrow night, Prime Minister Scott Morrison will unveil not just a budget surplus for next year, but one for this year as well — but it may involve a touch of creative accounting, writes Ian Verrender. | | | | Bill Shorten will today unveil Labor's climate change policy aimed at cutting emissions by 45 per cent by 2030, including a push to dramatically increase the number of electric cars on Australian roads. | | | | Pronunciation has the power to bring us together or tear us apart. But luckily for our journalists and presenters, the ABC has a handy guide on how to say tricky names, places and terms you don't typically find in the dictionary. Let's see how your pronunciation compares. | | | | The family, who migrated to Australia from Bhutan in 2012, fears their son will face a "world of isolation" if they're deported, after learning their son does not meet Australia's migration health requirements | | | | The pertinent question about Eddie McGuire's comments is not about the remarks themselves, but why he would make them during a sports broadcast, writes Richard Hinds. | | | | As Melbourne grows and economic opportunities open up in regional areas, the housing market is struggling to keep up, making life tough for renters. | | | | A one-time handout to help pensioners, veterans, carers and single parents handle rising energy bills will be included in the federal Budget on Tuesday. | | | | An American tourist requires emergency surgery to stop bleeding on his brain after he is bashed in an attack captured on CCTV footage near a tram stop in Melbourne's north. | | | | The Premier says her new Cabinet is a combination of "experience and new blood" from "the city and the bush" — but the women question just won't go away. | | | | 22-year-old Amechai Bawden has left behind a challenging childhood to become an accomplished artist, documentary maker and, most recently, a runner representing Australia at the Special Olympics. | | | | North Korea calls for an investigation into a raid on its embassy in Spain last month, calling it a "grave terrorist attack" and an act of extortion that violates international law. | | | | The United States cuts $US700 million in aid to El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras after US President Donald Trump blasts the Central American countries over migration and threatens to shut the US-Mexico border. | | | | A surprise collection of 1,300 lots of Holden and other memorabilia, including 120 cars, secreted away by a South Australian panel beater has gone under the hammer. | | | | The Rabbitohs take on the Titans at the Olympic stadium after Wests Tigers have their unbeaten run ended by the Bulldogs at Campbelltown. Follow all the live scores, stats and commentary. | | | | Lifting the rate of unemployment benefits would bring down poverty levels and reduce inequality in Australia, according to new modelling. But increases in allowances would impact some people more than others. | |  |
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By business editor Ian Verrender | |  |
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