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Top stories – Saturday 9 April 2016

Why Karl Stefanovic and Lisa Wilkinson owe Waleed Aly an apology

ANALYSIS: Breakfast television has descended into a circus. But this exchange went much too far – even by their standards. Read more

 

‘This string of scandals has to stop’: Labor’s big move against banks

The Opposition’s announcement could have a huge impact on the big four banks, even if the push for a royal commission is unsuccessful. Read more

Mother accused of kidnapping joins Tara Brown in Beirut jail

Imprisoned 60 Minutes presenter and crew face investigation as family speaks out and alleged child-snatching footage emerges. Read more

Labor takes a risk with declaration of war on big corporations

ANALYSIS: The Opposition is letting Senator Sam Dastyari throw stones at the multinationals. Here’s why it could cost them. Read more

‘Stop calling us plus-size’: Jennifer Lawrence and Amy Schumer lash out

The actresses are fuming after a week of revelations about Hollywood’s ridiculous body standards for women. Read more

This bizarre trick will increase your iPhone’s storage space

We show you how to free up enough extra space on your smartphone for a extra downloads – without spending a cent. Read more

This inadequate farewell is apparently all Adam Goodes is going to get

ANALYSIS: A paltry send-off at an unimportant match is a sad way to celebrate the career of a sporting legend

Panama Papers leak exposes gaping hole in Australia’s tax system

Agencies are failing in their attempts to stop international tax cheats, while calls for urgent action fail to rouse the government. Read more

The clever new food labelling idea that could help you lose weight

You might not be as excited about that chocolate bar if the wrapper told you how much exercise you’d need to do. Read more

Ashton Kutcher’s new Netflix show could be the next big sitcom

A That 70s Show reunion features at the centre of this controversial and unique perspective on life in the USA. Read more

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