Abbott and Turnbull make a deal, uni makes meal of marking, Bingle blasts Sharpe, and Media Watch told where to stick advice.

JULIA Gillard was duped by Bruce Wilson in helping him set up a fraudulent union slush fund, but did not commit any crimes.

The South Australian Labor government has delivered a budget that returns the state to surplus.

Brazil’s Senate votes to hold an impeachment trial for the nation’s suspended president Dilma Rousseff.

Firefighters are battling several out of control bushfires as strong winds hit NSW.

Research shows ageing can start surprisingly early - but there are ways to counteract the declines before you get ‘old’.

Social Services Minister Christian Porter has flagged replacing family welfare payments with direct tax breaks.

Ronda Rousey was stopped 48 seconds into her much-anticipated UFC comeback, losing to bantamweight champion Amanda Nunes.

DAVID Murray has warned ignoring moves to strengthen the banking sector would make foreign investors “extremely nervous” about Australia.

MILLIONS of dollars’ worth of Aboriginal art and artefacts have been traded even after a warning they were probably fakes.

Almost one in five Australians ­either already uses or intends to subscribe to Netflix.

Australians are taking up to twice as many antibiotics as necessary, helping to fuel the spread of resistant bacteria.

We all know a "happy worker is a good worker" but what about their bosses? A clearly defined role, widely understood expectations and a manageable workload can help keep the bosses happy — which will flow onto everyone else.

The man died in a Newcastle hospital after interstate travel to Queensland, bringing the total coronavirus death toll in NSW to 22.

GOOGLE will close Google News in Spain and block reports from Spanish publishers to avoid aggregation fees.

A TEENAGER and a 20-year-old have become the first Australian women to flee to Syria to become jihadi brides.

A de-radicalisation program aimed at pulling Australian Muslims back from the brink of extremism will be ­reviewed.

Erdogan calls for extradition of alleged coup leader from US as it grounds warplanes attacking Islamic State.

The PM has acted to force banks to account for failure to pass on rate cuts while deflecting calls for a royal commission.

JULIE Bishop has insisted the Prime Minister’s chief of staff Peta Credlin is an “essential” part of the Coalition government.