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Borrowers are in the box seat as competition between banks steps up in a weakening market. But price wars in banking are different to other sectors.
Before initiating a war, you must understand why and what you want to achieve. Trump didn’t, and his actions are leading to a less stable Middle...
Libby Birch takes us into the Australian preparations for their AFLW international victory over Ireland.
Abbott upset a lot of Liberals by pronouncing multiculturalism a failure. Our party’s founder ridiculed the notion that we should be a “species of...
As children, we’re told not to snoop, but that didn’t stop us. As adults, there’s a part of us that invites and revels in having an audience.
Bring back the old days, when the details were left to our imaginations.
Funded largely by Victoria, these Commonwealth Games were stripped back to ensure the event’s survival. The determination to keep it small and its...
VAD doctors and their terminally ill patients are calling on the government to allow them to use telehealth.
Corporate cyberattacks are on the rise. How should you protect yourself if you fall victim to a breach?
Why be a frazzled career woman, when you can bake in a nice kitchen while someone else brings home the bacon?
Politicians have worked out that voters reward them for the illusion of extra money more than for actually doing the hard things necessary to make you...
The NRL will assign an employee to police rugby league commentators with perceived conflicts of interest and broadcasters deemed to be too negative in...
Holding pick No.1, the Tigers can put these two deals on the table, which would satisfy Port and would be damned hard for the other suitors to beat.
When it comes to seeking advice on big decisions or long-term financial strategies, women are still deferring to the men in their life.
When it comes to passing on your assets once you’re gone, there’s nothing more valuable than the family home.
Fewer people may identify as religious, but that’s not the whole story.
Carlton’s interim coach will finally decide this week if he puts his hat in the ring for the top job. He’d be mad not to.
The last time NSW had a clear sense of who they were was in 2014, when they last won the Super Rugby title. Twelve years later, does anyone have a...
Sometimes a splodge of bird poo is just a splodge of bird poo.
What I feared – and forecast – is coming true: banks are quietly slashing consumer perks, even before the October 1 surcharge ban hits.
Got an offset account linked to your mortgage? A recent report shows why you should take a look to ensure it’s saving you the money it should....
Politicians reflexively duck questions when they’re asked about those who pay to see them. That’s no longer good enough.
There are positive signs that the political infighting and campaigning that accompanied Richard Goyder’s last days as AFL Commission chairman are a...
The reaction to “Clicky Ponting’s” actions has been hysterical. All this for a village cricketer who did what he shouldn’t have?
Balancing the federal budget would reduce Australia’s risks, improve stability, and lift confidence. But it will require political courage.
It takes a mammoth effort to win a single seat in the House of Representatives. One Nation would need to seize at least 39 seats.
The mayor-president of Ceuta, Juan Jesus Vivas, said 60,000 people rushed over the border. The Spanish Interior Ministry claimed almost all the...
The interest in a British YouTuber on trial in Perth for rape has raised questions about the role of social media and the legal complications of court...
For a game that treats sportsmanship so seriously that it has the “Spirit of Cricket” enshrined in its lawbook, cricket has an absurd relationship...
What started as a youthful attempt to understand myself, led to me being deeply immersed in bizarre beliefs. Now, as a psychologist, I help people...
When a fez appeared above the crowd, you knew he was looking for mischief.
Australia’s flagship emissions policy is like bailing out a boat with a teaspoon while adding water by the bucketload.
The alleged actions of Brian Devine were audacious and quite possibly against the laws of the game, but the pile-on without due process has been hard...
They are the three most marketable players in AFLW right now and the league is leaning into their social media fame.
Our young companion had given up on fame. Who was I to argue?
In a vibrant economy, workers freely move jobs searching for better conditions and pay. But Australians aren’t prepared to do that.
The medals accumulated by the Dolphins in the Glasgow pool were great if you like seeing swimmers with big grins on medal podiums and the sound of the...
There’s a point in every life when looking backwards stops being an act of remembrance and becomes an act of avoidance.
What starts with a craving for takeaway, leads to a frustrating password verification loop. Soon we are all spiralling.
Company sources are talking about opportunities to promote Daily Telegraph chief Ben English to a role with more responsibility for managing profit...
A new, eye-catching halves pairing. Enterprising play. And brutal, uncompromising defence. All of a sudden, Canterbury are looking like contenders...
Australians care about price growth. So, why do most of us have the wrong idea about how to slow it down?
One day in the future consulting with robots as if they’re trustworthy humans might be entirely normal, and possibly beneficial. That day has not...
Geelong have now won their past four matches against Collingwood and have edged ahead them again in 2026.
The Institute of Public Affairs claims Bob Hawke would have supported Pauline Hanson’s objections to welcome to country. It’s a ludicrous slur,...
One of the biggest single financial windfalls in Australian soccer history has been tabled by FIFA president Gianni Infantino. But, like all things in...
After an interstate holiday, I considered our obsession with time, and how human consciousness bends it.
The COVID-19 pandemic did not give us government at its best. We ought to learn the lessons. But there has to be a point at which you let it go.
We cannot continue to rely on tech companies to do the right thing. There’s too much at stake. It’s time governments stepped up.
The evidence is overwhelmingly in. Home loan applications haven’t just dropped, they have plummeted thanks to the RBA’s rate rises and the federal...