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Activist appeals fine over Tiananmen protest posters

An activist is appealing a fine for illegal political advertising by displaying placards about the Tiananmen Square massacre. Drew Pavlou was found guilty in a Brisbane court of failing to …

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Prof. Maria Makrides honoured for groundbreaking nutritional research

Professor Maria Makrides was recognised for her significant contributions to the field of health and medical research last Wednesday at the Research Excellence Awards in Canberra. The National Health and …

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PM puts small business ‘front and centre’ of May budget

Australia’s 2.5 million small businesses are expected to take centre stage with the prime minister set to deliver a pre-budget pitch. “Helping Australian families and small family businesses with their …

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Small businesses ‘doing it tough’, warns industry body

Small businesses are doing it tough in a higher interest rate environment and the key body representing them wants decisive government action. Council of Small Business Organisations Australia chair Matthew …

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Activist Pavlou settles $3.5m university lawsuit

An activist has settled a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the University of Queensland over allegations it used student misconduct proceedings to silence his protest activity against the Chinese Communist Party. Drew …

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Former senator Nick Xenophon goes public with benign brain tumour diagnosis

Former South Australian senator Nick Xenophon has revealed he has been diagnosed with a brain tumour and is set for major surgery later this year. The 65-year-old was diagnosed with …

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PM announces Samantha Mostyn AO as new governor-general

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced Samantha Mostyn AO will become Australia’s next governor-general. The King accepted Mr Albanese’s recommendation to appoint the 59-year-old business and community leader as the …

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Uber tech bros set out to destroy taxi app, lawyers say

Uber “tech bros” set out to destroy an Australian taxi app when the company moved in on the nation’s hire car market and started running an illegal rideshare service, lawyers …

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Facebook angers enemies as it starts to unfriend news

Australian Facebook users who rely on social media as their main source of news will need to start looking elsewhere from Tuesday. Meta will start shutting down the Facebook news …

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Hundreds of calls for help as storms, heavy rain hit

More than 500 requests for help have been made to emergency services as thunderstorms, damaging winds and heavy rain pummelled Victoria. There were 267 reports of building damage and 117 …

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