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Melbourne remembers on 50th anniversary of Turkish invasion of Cyprus

Melbourne’s cold weather and the potential rainfall did not stop the Cypriots, Greeks and Philhellenes from gathering at Federation Square on Sunday afternoon to mark 50 years since the Turkish …

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Elder abuse campaign to curb nation’s ‘hidden cruelty’

Elder abuse can involve physical, psychological, sexual and emotional abuse as well as financial abuse and neglect. The $4.8 million campaign will be announced by Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus at the …

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Airport delays continue in wake of global IT outage

Companies hit by the unprecedented global IT outage are returning to normal but travellers continue to face delays with airports plagued by knock-on effects. Banks, media outlets, airports, supermarkets, retailers, …

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Major IT outage affecting banks, media outlets

IT outages are reportedly affecting major institutions across the nation. Crowd-sourced website Downdetector has listed the National Australia Bank, ABC, ANZ, Telstra and Bendigo Bank as suffering outages. Many media …

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Paralegal to be locked up for five years after stealing $1.5 million

Former paralegal Athena Razos has been sentenced to five years and three months in prison after pleading guilty to stealing more than $1.5 million from her employer. Razos was found …

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Labor rallies in Darebin: Candidates focus on core issues ahead of October election

Victorian local government elections are on in October, and the northern suburbs of Melbourne—Darebin and Merri Bek (formerly Moreland)—are a contest between Labor and the Greens. On Wednesday night, Labor …

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Melburnians’ quality of life plummeting, survey shows

More than one-third of Melburnians feel their quality of life has worsened over the past 12 months, despite most enjoying living in the city. The insight comes as part of …

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Jobless rate ticks higher in mixed result for RBA

Australia’s unemployment rate has held above four per cent for three months even as an uptick in hours worked and a healthy employment increase hint at ongoing resilience in the …

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Brisbane man fears bankruptcy as ATO ask for $437,000 in unpaid employee super contributions

A Brisbane man is determined to fight back against the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) after he was issued a letter saying he owes $437,000 in unpaid super contributions. According to …

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Albanese urges vigilance in wake of Trump shooting

Threats against political leaders should always be taken seriously, says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese amid calls for heightened vigilance following the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. The safety of elected …

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