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Travellers affected as Qantas Group pilots strike

Thousands of regional airline passengers and fly in, fly out workers have had their flights disrupted after pilots working for a Qantas subsidiary walked off the job. Qantas Group was …

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St Basil’s aged care home COVID court case delayed

A document oversight has caused further delays to a criminal case against an aged care home over one of the deadliest COVID-19 outbreaks. St Basil’s Home for the Aged faced …

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NT barrister Anastasis Liveris named Judge of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia

Anastasis (Tass) Liveris has been given the immense honour of being appointed as a Judge in Darwin registry of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA). The Darwin …

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Consumers go bargain hunting as financial pain bites

Borrowers are widely expected to dodge another mortgage bill bump at the first cash rate meeting of the year as new data highlights the financial pain households are feeling. Consumers …

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$1 million reward offered in decade-old unsolved death of Penny Galanopoulos

Detectives from the Homicide Squad on Monday announced a $1 million reward for the suspicious death of Penny Galanopoulos in Melbourne’s beachside suburb of Mordialloc over a decade ago. Penny, …

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King’s Australian tour in doubt after cancer diagnosis

King Charles’ planned visit to Australia is in doubt following his cancer diagnosis. Buckingham Palace on Tuesday revealed the monarch, 75, had begun regular treatments for cancer and would postpone …

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Delays to tax cuts ‘out of touch’ with households

Delays to Labor’s amended tax cuts would only impact Australians doing it tough as Jim Chalmers pushes back against a parliamentary inquiry into the proposal. The majority of Australian workers …

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Australia’s biggest political donors revealed: Two Greek Australians in top spots

The Australian Electoral Commission published this week data on donations made in the past financial year. The register shows Mineralogy, the mining company owned by Mr Palmer, donated $7,088,867 to …

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Tax, by-election and Mideast loom as parliament returns

Political debate is expected to sharpen over tax cuts, a by-election test and conflict in the Middle East as federal parliament resumes this week. Anthony Albanese spent Saturday on the …

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New program for foster carers of multicultural children launched in SA

South Australia’s Minister for Multicultural Affairs, Zoe Bettison, has welcomed the introduction of a new program launched by the state’s Child Protection Department, which offers targeted support to family placements …

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