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Port Adelaide could face a much different Sydney Swans forward line to the one that played West Coast in round one when they meet at the SCG on Easter Sunday.

Swimwear made from recycled fishing nets and bottles provides an environmentally friendly alternative.

Property developer and investor Stockland has reshuffled its executive team following the departure of its head of commercial property, John Schroder.

There is plenty of money to go round as Jupiter re-enters the ASX orbit.

Building new trade relationships with emerging markets is the best thing Australia can do to protect itself, Australia's trade minister says.

The Senate’s passing of the Orwellian Welfare "Reform" Bill will, in its first year, add to homelessness by cutting off payments to more than 80,000 people.

What would happen if Wesfarmers' discount guru Guy Russo turned up at Myer?

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The Australian Test side is our oldest and most widely followed national team.

The scientist had access to classified material and the Chinese firm was its biggest missile manufacturer.

China’s shift away from coal will see demand for LNG will surpass 300 million tonnes for the first time ever, raising concerns of short supply.

Australian cricket captain Steve Smith’s admission to ball tampering in the third Test against South Africa could not be worse timed for Cricket Australia.

Two towers up to 40 storeys high will be built above a new metro train station planned for the financial strip.

The Australian citrus industry has had another record-breaking year, with export earnings climbing a staggering 41 per cent on the previous year.

Qantas says its must prove the financial viability of its historic non-stop Perth to London service before the airline adds new destinations.

When Justin Hemmes was two days late with his rent, he faced eviction and the possible loss of millions of dollars. Now he is suing his lawyer over the debacle.

Gold futures posted the biggest weekly advance in almost two years as mounting economic and geopolitical tensions fueled demand for the metal as a haven.

For months, Kaitlyn was in denial about her pregnancy and using drugs. Then she wanted a termination. Thanks to an unconventional program, that all changed.

The ICC has suspended Smith over the ball-tampering furore, ensuring that Tim Paine will lead the disgraced team for the final leg of the series in Johannesburg.

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today's interactive superquiz and target.

Australia's top food and drink companies have been ranked based on their obesity prevention efforts. One scored an embarrassing three out of 100.

While Adani fights a $12,000 fine for environmental pollution- small change for them – ordinary people have been hit with fines that could stop them putting food on the table, paying school fees and keeping up their rent or mortgage repayments. And our leaders toss lumps of coal around in parliament.

Tax concessions for the richest fifth of the population cost $68 billion a year, Newstart costs $11 billion, Anglicare Australia says.

A proper National Ice Sports Centre in Canberra would not just benefit the ACT.

It is one of two cases Calvary recently reviewed where a patient complained a brain bleed or aneurysm was not picked up by the hospital.