Top Stories – Tuesday 5 January, 2016
The government doesn’t have a problem with women. It has a problem with sexism
ANALYSIS: Given the actions of Jamie Briggs and Peter Dutton, it’s time to finally recognise some Australian politicians have seriously outdated views on women. Read more.
‘Don’t blush baby’: Chris Gayle swings and misses
It was just another night at the Big Bash, until the West Indian batsman took a shine to presenter Mel McLaughlin. Read more.
How Aldi is crushing its competitors – and why that could soon change
It’s official. Aussies are in love with Aldi. And it’s not worried by the newest discount grocery competitor looking for a slice of its profits. Read more.
Fifteen things you didn’t know about Immigration Minister Peter Dutton
What do Mariah Carey and Mr Dutton have in common? And why has no one ever called him a wimp? We reveal the answers. Read more.
‘Beautiful, brave young man’ taken too soon by alleged ‘coward punch’
Friends and family have paid tribute to 18-year-old rising water polo star Cole Miller, whose life was cruelly ended after an innocent night out with friends. Read more.
Why Dick Smith stores ‘may never recover’ from their latest setback
The electronics retailer has ‘been in trouble for a very long time’. Experts say it could go from a household name to a distant memory. Read more.
The biggest and best punt of Jarryd Hayne’s career so far
Despite being benched for most of the final game of the season, the NFL convert has done something incredible and courageous. Read more.
This is why Amaysim gobbling up Vaya is good news for your phone bill
The million-dollar merger is a ‘win’ even for Telstra and Optus customers, with one expert predicting it will break the 10GB barrier. Read more.