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For companies that rely on powerful gatekeepers like Google and Apple for their livelihood, an Amazon alternative for selling subscriptions could be a breath of fresh air.

US stocks rallied on Monday, tracking a relief rally that swept through Asian and European markets, after centrist candidate and market favourite Emmanuel Macron won the first round of the French presidential election.

As TPG becomes a fourth major provider, the landscape has never been better for consumers who are enjoying the competition-driven cheaper pricing.

Australian-born NRL forwards Chris McQueen and Chris Heighington have been called into the England rugby league squad to face Samoa next month.

Founder of Soldier On charity reflects on ways friendship and sacrifice has changed his life.

De Beers went on a selling spree in the first quarter after India torpedoed demand abolishing large-denomination banknotes.

The Swedish central bank could soon declare victory in its fight to revive inflation.

The military of a G7 nation has purchased a drone gun or drone jammer made by a jointly Australian and US-owned company.

Iron ore is destined to retreat back below $US50 a tonne next year as supplies go on rising, says Westpac's Justin Smirk.

French yields fell to multi-month lows and the premium investors demand to hold French over German debt shrank sharply.

A Filipino lawyer asked the International Criminal Court to charge Duterte with mass murder and crimes against humanity in the killings of thousands of people over three decades.

European shares rallied, banks soared, and French blue-chips briefly hit a nine-year high after France's presidential election sparked a rush to risky assets.

To the long list of ambitious goals he has set, no matter how far-fetched they might seem, President Donald Trump added a new one.

​Copper rose as the French presidential election results. However, the red metal remains vulnerable to a correction.

"What is at stake is France's make-up, its unity, its membership of Europe and its place in the world."

Labor MP Tony Burke has warned the Liberal Party against the "Shakespearean tragedy" of reinstalling Tony Abbott as leader, as a Liberal minister said "nefarious" parties should stop leaking to the press.

Anzac Day has veered from what should be solemn commemoration.

The $11 billion battle to create Australia's mega gaming and wagering group is now starting to get interesting.

I choose to live in the country and work in the city. I'm one of a growing number of commuters attracted by affordable house prices and quality of life away from Melbourne. One of the blights on my otherwise peaceful rural existence is the difficulty country commuters face every day on their journeys to and from work.

In a week dominated by confused and confusing political debate over citizenship, Q&A hit the guest jackpot.

This week's meal planner is packed with lovely seasonal produce and Anzac biscuits with a twist.

It's time to return retail trading restrictions to the whole of Anzac Day.

Sydney man Omarjan Azari spoke of plan to kill seven random Australians a month, court told.

The crusading French politician Marine Le Pen hates being called a far-right leader. She says if most French voters endorse her harsh anti-immigration plans, that means she is a centrist.

St Kilda and North Melbourne are defending their high performance practices despite suffering from an early season bout of fadeouts.