Jobs market strong but Trump tariff bomb yet to explode
Australia's jobs market is holding up better than expected, but the impact of Donald Trump-imposed tariffs is yet to play out across the globe.
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Coalition figures have been given a ticking off by a key crossbencher for misquoting world leaders as Labor maintains a half-time lead in the election campaign.
The supply of homes is increasing but prices are still at record highs, with $1 million properties the norm facing buyers in a record five Australian cities.
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have revealed whether they trust Donald Trump, as new polling shows plummeting confidence among Australians in the key ally.
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ACT swimmer dies at south coast beach
A man believed to be from the ACT has died after being pulled unresponsive from the surf at Gannet Beach at Bawley Point on the south coast.
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Drink drivers caught in early morning random testing
Two drivers have been caught in separate morning RBT operations this week.
A 19-year-old woman has been charged with speeding on the Hume Highway three times on the same day.
The prime minister insists there's ample evidence urgent care clinics have led to shorter hospital wait times, despite a report saying it's too soon to tell.
Peter Dutton rejects claims he made false statements about the Indonesian president on Russian war planes, while Labor is also sidestepping questions.
As climate change worsens, cutting back on coffee, a cheeky bar of chocolate or piece of steak could help save planet but might leave you more miserable.
The "Trump effect" is not the only reason Australians are turning their back on visiting the US as it slips from a top five travel destination, experts say.
"Misguided" is how police describe a teacher turning up to school last week with a copied handgun to demonstrate the capabilities of 3D printing technology.
For graphic designer Tracy Hall, street art is like any artwork, her canvas has been swapped out for fences and plywood, her medium changing from watercolours to spray paint.
DAVID TURNBULL continues his series of profiles of Canberrans with a story. This week the focus is on a remarkable Dutch migrant who has built bridges between the country he grew up in and the country he now calls home.
Following a similar 12-step recovery plan to Alcoholics Anonymous, Overeaters Anonymous is a fellowship of members striving to put an end to compulsive overeating or dangerous dieting and exercising practices, reports ELIZABETH KOVACS.
Vladimir Putin is a "murderous dictator" not welcome in Australia's neighbourhood, leaders say, as Russia requests a military presence in Indonesia.
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The opposition leader has confirmed he will help his kids with a housing deposit "at some stage", while acknowledging many Australians won't have that luxury.
