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In the years before Bannon grabbed the world's attention as President Donald Trump's chief White House strategist, he was developing and articulating a fiery populist vision for remaking the United States and its role in the world.

The new US President's state visit has sparked protests in London and an outcry in British Parliament.

Well, the devil is running rampant in the Trump administration so far. The angel looks ever paler and frailer, with a halo that's hard to find.

Entering 2017, world economic growth gathered momentum though clouds are building fast on the horizon.

"No wonder Malcolm Turnbull was so desperate to keep his secret — he basically bought himself an election," said Labor's finance spokesman.

Shares in Apple leapt near 6 per cent on its latest results, with at least 12 brokerages lifting their price targets.

Tesla Motors has changed its name to "Tesla Inc" as chief executive Elon Musk looks to transform the Silicon Valley firm.

Wearing a furry animal atop his head and a red tie that stretched down below his feet, Jon Stewart returned Tuesday to CBS'"Late Show" and resumed his occasional role as a thorn in the side of President Donald Trump while offering wry complaints to the host, Stephen Colbert, about life since Election Day.

All that glitters is not gold. Sometimes, it is just metallic spray paint.

Sitting bruised and bloodied on a remote roadside, Phillip Gotty wondered if his time on earth was up.

Small shopfront accountants nationwide are worried about the end of the traditional tax return.

Few countries have closer relations with the Philippines than Australia. We can't remain silent.

National office markets saw an average marginal lift in vacancy rates as new properties opened the doors, but the rate of growth is very small and predictions are that demand will again outstrip supply in the year ahead.

If Malcolm Turnbull doesn't feel like repeating his million-dollar donation to his hapless Liberal Party this year there is no need to fret.

If Malcolm Turnbull is to govern for all Australians, climate change must be at the top of his list of objectives.

Malcolm Turnbull tried to claim outsider status but offered more of the conventional rhetoric and policies that almost cost him office last July.

A Queensland researcher has identified the kind of people most likely to install solar panels on their homes, and it was not the latte-sipping, inner-city greenies of political lore.

Abe says it is not accurate to say that Japan is devaluing the yen, and that he would explain Japan's monetary policy to Trump if necessary.

The Greens will this morning call for a new inner-city primary and high school to be built within a revamped "smarter" multi-billion dollar Queens Wharf development in inner-city Brisbane.

In January 2014, life as Torres Nadredre knew it changed forever.

One of Melbourne's most celebrated restaurateurs has been forced to repay $35,000 to staff after an investigation found Cafe Di Stasio, underpaid and exploited six overseas workers.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has revealed he donated $1.75 million of his own money to the Liberal Party, ahead of last year's federal election.

A woman who abused Centrelink payments of more than $90,000 has been jailed for two years after a Perth judge accused her of faking a seizure in court.

By Rebecca Gredley