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1. Australia should 'roll out red carpet' for data centres
2026-10-16 03:28:48
Data centres have been described as one of the biggest investment opportunities Australia has seen. Photo: Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS Australia should be "rolling out the red carpet" to tech giants looking to build data centres in the country and removing...
2. Premier disappointed by COVID grants cover-up
2026-10-15 05:15:23
A report has found $257 million in COVID-19 support was wrongly paid to some Victorian businesses. Photo: Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS A state leader says he was disappointed to learn public servants had covered-up more than $250 million in ineligible...
3. Mortgage demand slump deepens despite price drop
2026-10-15 02:24:30
Demand for first home buyer mortgages in largest year-on-year fall since December 2022. Photo: James Ross/AAP PHOTOS Australians trying to buy their first home are being driven away by strict serviceability testing and higher interest rates, with...
4. 'Right track': new ambassador's view of China ties
2026-10-15 01:42:16
"Treating each other as equals is the cornerstone of our engagement." Liu Jinsong says. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS Relations between China and Australia are on the right track, even though disagreements between the two countries may remain, the...
5. State vows duty shield against controversial trust tax
2026-10-15 01:40:16
Treasurer Jim Chalmers' trust tax legislation is facing pushback from the coalition and businesses. Photo: Jason O'BRIEN/AAP PHOTOS A state government has moved to shield businesses from any significant consequences of Jim Chalmers' proposed trust...
6. 'Serious failures': flawed COVID-19 payments covered up
2026-10-15 00:48:11
Millions in losses stemming from COVID-19 business support payments found to have been concealed. Photo: Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS Senior public servants in one state covered up losses suspected to be worth hundreds of millions arising from flawed COVID-19...
7. Prison officers vote to strike in ACT for the first time over pay
2026-10-15 00:31:57
Canberra's prison officers will go on strike for the first time as the ACT government faces continued pressure to resolve protracted pay and conditions talks across its workforce. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup to continue...
8. New help so dads don't silently grieve pregnancy loss
2026-10-14 18:00:08
Secrecy in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy can leave people grieving in isolation. Photo: Jane Dempster/AAP PHOTOS Two heartbeats were discovered by a technician during a couple's 12-week scan for their second child. Subscribe now for unlimited...
9. Misery on the march as jobs market slowly unwinds
2026-10-14 16:31:30
Rising unemployment is threatening to add to the nation's economic misery. Photo: Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS Australia's strong jobs market has been a silver lining for households squeezed by high inflation and interest rates in recent months. Subscribe now...
10. Misery on the march as jobs market slowly unwinds
2026-10-14 16:31:30
Rising unemployment is threatening to add to the nation's economic misery. Photo: Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS Australia's strong jobs market has been a silver lining for households squeezed by high inflation and interest rates in recent months. Subscribe now...
11. Prosecution labels Brand a ruthless sexual predator
2026-10-14 11:01:29
Russell Brand faces charges of rape and sexual assault after being accused by six women. Photo: EPA PHOTO British actor and ‌comedian Russell Brand was a ruthless sexual predator who sexually abused six women despite their protestations just as his...
12. Bungles behind surge in wrongful detention of Aussies
2026-10-14 06:17:22
Errors are being repeated as Australians continue to be wrongfully detained, a report says. Photo: (A)manda Parkinson/AAP PHOTOS An Australian citizen was unlawfully detained for more than two years, as a damning report highlights systemic failures...
13. Ask Property: We've just copped a rent rise, is the only option to move back to mum and dads?
2026-10-14 05:51:14
Question: My partner and I are in our early 30s and we only just managed to get out of my parents' home and into a rental of our own two years ago. However, the landlord has just surprised us with a rental increase. We are concerned that it's just too...
14. ATO credit card backflip a sign of 'good government'
2026-10-14 04:49:47
Jim Chalmers says he's on the same page as Anthony Albanese over changes to credit card payments. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has defended the leadership abilities of his treasurer despite a botched ban on credit card use...
15. Big bank rejects push to end financing of land clearing
2026-10-14 04:38:51
Activists have failed in a bid to stop the Commonwealth Bank fiancing deforestation. Photo: Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS Efforts to get Australia's largest bank to stop financing forest-clearing activities have failed but activists have managed to put...
16. Court overturns heritage order stalling $1b gold mine
2026-10-14 01:44:59
A controversial gold mine development is back on track after a Federal Court ruling. Photo: Stephanie Gardiner/AAP PHOTOS The development of a $1 billion gold mine has made a "significant" step forward, after a court overturned a federal Aboriginal...
17. Mental health system suffering from $600m shortfall
2026-10-14 01:41:26
A politician says people who need mental health care are waiting for days in emergency departments. Photo: Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS Nearly $600 million in extra funding a year is needed to pay frontline mental health staff to remedy the country's biggest...
18. Old trucks, maintenance delays: firies face funding gap
2026-10-14 01:05:45
There are concerns that a fire-prone state lacks fit-for-purpose trucks needed to fight blazes. Photo: Tracey Nearmy/AAP PHOTOS Ageing fleets, missed maintenance and major funding shortfalls are threatening a fire-prone state's ability to adequately...
19. Biggest Aussie bank commits to keeping the cash flowing
2026-10-14 01:12:44
About half of Australians use cash in a typical week, according to the Reserve Bank. Photo: Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS The leaders of Australia's biggest bank are vowing to support paper money, which they don't see ever disappearing as a payment...
20. Call for peaceful protests to be allowed, not blocked
2026-10-13 19:00:40
A law professor says authorities should have to justify any curbs on peaceful assembly and protests. Photo: Michael Currie/AAP PHOTOS State and council legal systems intended to ease the way for peaceful protests are instead obstructing and deterring...
21. Gender equality moving backwards for female executives
2026-10-13 18:00:05
Progress on gender equality at the executive level has stalled, according to an annual census. Photo: Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOS The number of women leading Australia's largest companies is declining, as senior female executives report growing opposition to...
22. Gender equality moving backwards for female executives
2026-10-13 18:00:05
Progress on gender equality at the executive level has stalled, according to an annual census. Photo: Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOS The number of women leading Australia's largest companies is declining, as senior female executives report growing opposition to...
23. Gas lobby gets its wish as Labor changes reserve scheme
2026-10-13 16:31:03
The gas industry lobbied for ministerial powers to be curtailed regarding the gas reserve scheme. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS Labor has yielded to gas industry demands and reined in the resource minister's powers as part of a controversial domestic gas...
24. Unions livid with Labor over public servant pay offer
2026-10-13 05:21:41
Public servants are pushing back on a federal government pay offer. Photo: Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS Public servants have already vowed to vote down a pay offer from the federal government, risking months more of bargaining and threats of...
25. Consumer watchdog cracks down on alleged egg cartel
2026-10-13 05:29:38
Eggs supplier Sunny Queen and 11 other producers allegedly agreed on a common method to price eggs. Photo: Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS Australia's largest egg supplier has been accused of engaging in "cartel" conduct, scrambling market competition and...
26. National plan to put electric vehicle charging on a map
2026-10-13 01:47:01
EV infrastructure to scale up as more than 600,000 battery-electric cars on roads by end of June. Photo: Jason O'BRIEN/AAP PHOTOS Record electric vehicle sales are driving a national effort to map Australia's future charging needs and identify choke...
27. Women continue to face an 'uneven' pathway to the top
2026-10-13 01:19:10
New data shows women climbing the business ranks, but obstacles remain on the path to the top. Photo: James Ross/AAP PHOTOS Women are entering management roles at near equal rates to men but not rising to senior leadership positions, new research...
28. Women continue to face an 'uneven' pathway to the top
2026-10-13 01:19:10
New data shows women climbing the business ranks, but obstacles remain on the path to the top. Photo: James Ross/AAP PHOTOS Women are entering management roles at near equal rates to men but not rising to senior leadership positions, new research...
29. Payday looms for undervalued Aussie workers
2026-10-12 18:00:01
Workers in the disability sector could be among those to get a boost in pay. Photo: Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS A big payout is on the cards for workers in industries found to be undervalued. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup to continue...
30. Trust tax tiff an early test of Greens leader's mettle
2026-10-12 06:32:23
David Shoebridge is raring for a fight with Labor in his first parliamentary test as Greens leader. Photo: Con Chronis/AAP PHOTOS The Greens won't be Labor's "handmaidens", David Shoebridge has warned as he prepares for a fight with the government over...
31. Labor urged to axe faith school bill exemption
2026-10-12 05:19:37
Independent member for Wentworth Allegra Spender is getting support for the bill amendment. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS The federal government is being urged to support an independent MP's bill to end discrimination of students and staff at religious...
32. Liberal head eyes ex-treasurer return despite critique
2026-10-12 00:22:39
Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg used a 60 Minutes interview to attack Angus Taylor's leadership. Photo: Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS Angus Taylor would welcome the political return of Josh Frydenberg to parliament, despite the former treasurer attacking...
33. Liberal head eyes ex-treasurer return despite critique
2026-10-12 00:22:39
Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg used a 60 Minutes interview to attack Angus Taylor's leadership. Photo: Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS Angus Taylor would welcome the political return of Josh Frydenberg to parliament, despite the former treasurer attacking...
34. Coalition baulks at One Nation-style migrant nation ban
2026-10-11 01:37:24
Angus Taylor has moved to distance the opposition's migration policy from One Nation's stance. Photo: Susie Dodds/AAP PHOTOS The coalition has baulked at a One Nation-style immigration policy that discriminates against would-be migrants based on their...
35. Senior Liberals to face Hanson's conservative cauldron
2026-10-10 16:32:04
Senior Liberals are appearing at the CPAC event, alongside their One Nation rivals. Photo: Russell Freeman/AAP PHOTOS Liberal heavyweights will make their pitch to Australian conservatives at a major conference, after Pauline Hanson energised the...
36. Coalition pledges hands-on pathway to train tradies
2026-10-10 16:30:00
Jess Wilson says a Liberal government will ramp up vocational education and training in trades. Photo: Ian Currie/AAP PHOTOS Almost a dozen technical colleges would be established to provide a career-ready pathway for Victorian students under a coalition...
37. Family 'live in fear' 40 years on from unsolved death
2026-10-10 01:58:01
Victorian man Albert Pisani was 27 when he disappeared from his Moe address on October 10, 1986. Photo: HANDOUT/VICTORIA POLICE Almost 40 years since his remains were found in a shallow grave, Albert Pisani's family are still living with the pain of his...
38. Businesses not buying positive spin on surcharge ban
2026-10-09 16:31:10
Small business owners are at odds with the government and Reserve Bank over credit card reforms. Photo: James Ross/AAP PHOTOS Small businesses have baulked at the suggestion they are the big winners in Labor's ban on credit card surcharges. Subscribe now...
39. Karl settles podcast dispute days before court date
2026-10-09 05:57:17
Karl Stefanovic has settled a legal dispute with the co-owner of his podcast company. Photo: Nadir Kinani/AAP PHOTOS Controversial media talent Karl Stefanovic has avoided airing his dirty laundry in court after a dispute with his podcast co-owner was...
40. Karl settles podcast dispute days before court date
2026-10-09 05:57:17
Karl Stefanovic has settled a legal dispute with the co-owner of his podcast company. Photo: Nadir Kinani/AAP PHOTOS Controversial media talent Karl Stefanovic has avoided airing his dirty laundry in court after a dispute with his podcast co-owner was...
41. Political rivals team up for affordable housing fight
2026-10-09 03:49:15
Affordable housing advocates from across the political spectrum are calling for policy change. Photo: Sarah Wilson/AAP PHOTOS Advocates say affordable housing policy has failed to meet existing need and are calling for a rethink of the meaning of...
42. Greens hints state at 'crossroads' at party launch
2026-10-08 16:31:43
Victorian Greens leader Ellen Sandell says many in the state are fed up with the major parties. Photo: Con Chronis/AAP PHOTOS The tide is changing for the Victorian Greens, who are rapidly gaining momentum, thanks to a handful of new health-led crime...
43. Accused Islamic State member back in the community
2026-10-08 04:57:10
An accused Islamic State member has been granted bail over health and age concerns. Photo: HANDOUT/AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL POLICE An accused member of Islamic State will be allowed to return to the community because of health and age concerns. Subscribe now...
44. Accused Islamic State member back in the community
2026-10-08 04:57:10
An accused Islamic State member has been granted bail over health and age concerns. Photo: HANDOUT/AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL POLICE An accused member of Islamic State will be allowed to return to the community because of health and age concerns. Subscribe now...
45. Coal demand set to plunge as the world goes electric
2026-10-08 04:17:22
Electricity will supply less than 30 per cent of global final energy demand by 2035, research shows. Photo: Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS The world is not electrifying fast enough to limit global warming, a study has found, but stronger policies and existing...
46. Big bank, real estate site in lockstep on house prices
2026-10-07 23:40:39
House prices are predicted to continue falling well into 2027. Photo: James Ross/AAP PHOTOS House prices are likely to continue to fall in the coming months, Australia's largest residential and commercial property listings site says. Subscribe now for...
47. Labor has 'real concerns' over ATO credit card ban
2026-10-07 22:12:41
Australians will no longer be able to pay tax with credit cards from December. Photo: Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS The tax man doubling down on blocking credit card payments has prompted accusations of a double standard and sounded alarm bells within the...
48. Banks could join forces to save regional branches
2026-10-07 18:00:00
More country towns could get local banking services under an industry plan to trial branch hubs. Photo: George Chan/AAP PHOTOS Bank branches could return to forgotten corners of regional and rural Australia under an industry plan to save face-to-face...
49. Separatists win Quebec vote in blow to united Canada
2026-10-06 05:08:38
Quebec's national destiny would be achieved one day, Parti Quebecois' Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said. Photo: AP PHOTO A ‌separatist party has narrowly won Quebec's election, a result that could make it tougher for Prime Minister Mark Carney to maintain...
50. Consumer confidence plunges to worst level since 1990s
2026-10-06 04:17:15
Australian households are in the doldrums as confidence sinks to a level not seen since the 1990s. Photo: Joanna Kordina/AAP PHOTOS Australian households are the most persistently pessimistic they have been since the early-1990s recession, after a fourth...
51. Graduates targeted in radical migration overhaul plan
2026-10-06 01:19:14
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says the coalition will "regain control of immigration" if elected. Photo: Susie Dodds/AAP PHOTOS Australia's net migrant intake would be slashed to about a third of current levels under a coalition plan as it bleeds votes...
52. Labour, Greens firms as likely NZ election winner
2026-10-05 23:16:36
Could it be exit stage left for Chris Luxon's National party in New Zealand after one term? Photo: Darren England/AAP PHOTOS New Zealand's National party has plunged in support and is firming for a historic loss of office after just one term at the...
53. Businesses cry out for help to fight off AI cyber risk
2026-10-05 18:01:10
A third of small businesses say they share sensitive information with generative AI tools. Photo: James Ross/AAP PHOTOS Small businesses are calling for more support from the government to fight back against a rising tide of artificial...
54. Home buyers are waiting to see where market lands: bank
2026-10-05 16:31:04
House prices have fallen 6.4 per cent in 2026, property data shows, amid a sharp market downturn. Photo: Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS Home buyers are holding off to see where the falling Australian housing market lands as high interest rates, stubborn living...
55. Man shot dead by police near Yass had history of firearms offences
2026-10-04 23:27:55
Assistant Commissioner Stephen Hegarty addresses the media at Wollongong Police Station after police fatally shot a man on the Southern Tablelands. Picture by Robert Peet A man who was fatally shot after allegedly aiming a loaded rifle at officers was...
56. Auctions flop as home buyers digest rising rates
2026-10-04 05:29:52
Auction clearance rates are dropping as buyers gain the upper hand in Australia's housing market. Photo: Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS The number of homes selling at auction has dropped to a three-month low as rising interest rates hit would-be buyers'...
57. One Nation turns up election heat with crime policy
2026-10-02 17:32:52
Crime and bail reforms will top the bill as One Nation launches its Victorian election campaign. Photo: Jay Kogler/AAP PHOTOS One Nation's Victorian leader will kick off the party's state election campaign by unveiling a raft of policy commitments at its...
58. Second public service boss quits as union mulls legal action over job cuts
2026-10-02 07:27:20
ACT Chief Engineer and Infrastructure Canberra boss Gillian Geraghty has resigned. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup to continue reading Save $100 + Bonus Tote All articles from our website & app The digital version of Today's Paper...
59. Medibank facing dual court actions over data hack
2026-10-02 05:17:04
Medibank has attacked a data breach class action against it as a "total mess". Photo: Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS A hacker moved undetected through Medibank's network for weeks despite multiple warning flags being raised, a court has been told. Subscribe...
60. 'Makes my brain explode': families fear NDIS changes
2026-10-01 17:32:05
Steven Bugeja is unsure what will happen to assistance for his four children once provided by NDIS. Photo: PR IMAGE PHOTO Steven Bugeja still thinks about how different his life would be if as a child he had access to the support his kids...
61. Data expert issues warning after Medicare AI hack
2026-10-01 17:30:31
An expert says Australia remains at risk of AI attacks like the recent Medicare hack. Photo: Susie Dodds/AAP PHOTOS Australia's data remains at risk of artificial intelligence attacks unless a different approach is taken, an expert says, blaming a recent...
62. Why kids with autism have started moving away from NDIS
2026-10-01 05:35:37
The government has announced changes to the disability scheme to cut costs. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS The first stage of changes to move children with autism off the NDIS have started on Thursday as part of measures to reduce the cost of the...
63. Electric charge: petrol giant plugs $225m into EV deal
2026-10-01 03:00:19
A fuel retailer has announced plans to buy one of nation's largest EV charging networks. Photo: Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS Even Australia's biggest fuel retailer is accelerating its move into electric vehicles, announcing a $225 million deal to buy one of...
64. Electric charge: petrol giant plugs $225m into EV deal
2026-10-01 03:00:19
A fuel retailer has announced plans to buy one of nation's largest EV charging networks. Photo: Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS Even Australia's biggest fuel retailer is accelerating its move into electric vehicles, announcing a $225 million deal to buy one of...
65. More than one quarter of big companies paid no tax
2026-10-01 02:57:26
The tax office has revealed that 1149 large firms paid no tax in 2024/25. Photo: Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS The proportion of companies paying no tax in Australia has dropped to its lowest level on record, even though corporate behemoths like Santos did not...
66. More than one quarter of big companies paid no tax
2026-10-01 02:57:26
The tax office has revealed that 1149 large firms paid no tax in 2024/25. Photo: Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS The proportion of companies paying no tax in Australia has dropped to its lowest level on record, even though corporate behemoths like Santos did not...
67. Payments may point to bigger 'pattern of mismanagement' in health program
2026-10-01 01:30:00
A failure to record the reasons for multimillion-dollar payments could indicate there is a larger pattern of mismanagement in the ACT Digital Health Record project, a parliamentary inquiry has found. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup to...
68. Energy policy gaps leave households with higher bills
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69. 'They have been out for 50+ days': unlit street lights in Kaleen keep residents at bay
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70. Greens leader branches out as party turns over new leaf
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71. Second blow for home owners as inflation jumps a day after the rate rise
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72. RBA to scrutinise unfortunate inflation data after hike
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73. Middle East or money-wasters: inflation mud-fight grows
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74. More house price falls on cards as rates squeeze buyers
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75. Asian stocks wobble as bonds slump to monthly loss
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76. Middle East war responsible for rates: treasurer
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77. Middle East war responsible for rates: treasurer
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78. Rate hikes leave borrowers hundreds of dollars poorer
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79. 'Thank you and farewell': first woman to lead ACT public service retires
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80. Inflation gloom prevails despite budget bright spot
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81. Using a pillow in the car? New AI road cameras could fine you hundreds
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82. Aussies forgoing lifestyle for homes in record numbers
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83. Aussie shares sink back into red as bond yields spike
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84. Who knew what and when about OpenAI's Medicare hack
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85. More rate rises on the books as RBA studies jobs print
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86. Coalition pulls out the chainsaw in energy debate
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87. No evidence youth crime program reduces offending
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88. Plea for federal childcare funds as baby bonus rebuffed
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89. 'Be aggressive': corruption buster on Big Build inquiry
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90. Broad support for buying homes with super, poll shows
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91. Apples and oranges: watchdog's comparison site warning
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92. CNN, MS NOW and Politico to sue over White House ban
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93. Call for triple-zero guarantee as telco revamp urged
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94. Proposed fuel 'shield' slammed, no tax cut on horizon
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95. Record-low poll puts Labor attack dogs on offensive
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96. Fuel 'shield' would spare drivers worst of price shocks
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97. Longer-lived, fewer kids: Australians in the 2060s
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98. 'Respect and preserve': new owner reveals plans for Statesman Hotel
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99. Aussie investors using AI to trade in a volatile market
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100. Data centres a wartime target, defence AI chief warns
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101. Data centres power up debate on environmental red tape
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102. Corruption agency urged to boost whistleblower supports
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103. Minister defends 'best practice' grant for sports club
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104. Pacific friends to suffer from fossil-fuel 'hypocrisy'
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105. AI training centres 'no benefit' to national security
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106. Labor set to announce sweeping migration changes
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107. 'Stuck': enough energy projects planned, too few built
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108. Health hazard: doctors say it's time to run out of gas
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109. State's domestic violence charge rates at all-time high
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110. Share of homes sold for profit falls ... to 95 per cent
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111. Mystery police station death reexamined 91 years later
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112. Stefanovic denies 'oppressing' podcast business partner
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113. Travellers facing higher airfares going into Christmas
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114. What Whyalla's closure means for domestic steelmaking
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115. Iran and iPhones add to Reserve Bank's inflation pickle
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116. Respected motorcyclist dies after hitting pothole
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117. 'Tragic' motorcycle fatality sparks road repair demands
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118. Electric switch could save households $5000 a year
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119. 'Not consent': expert takes aim at algorithm reforms
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120. Bush battlers beg airlines for budget flights
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121. Stiff regional competition keeping Rex planes grounded
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122. Regional cancer patients paying 'postcode penalty'
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123. New drug 100 times stronger than heroin possible factor in death, coroner finds in ACT first
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124. Transport workers hit the brakes in nationwide strikes
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125. Dumped Liberal makes major move before state election
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126. Ex-PM's plea to fast-track AI to defend our interests
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127. 'Weak and glass-jawed': Liberal fires attack on Hanson
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128. Epilepsy 'pushed under' with years-long treatment wait
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129. Skilled migrant women facing barriers in Australia
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130. lmLonger hospital wait times as health feud deepens
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131. Ask Property: I'm 63, divorced and stuck in the rental cycle. How do I get out?
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132. 'Open heart surgery' needed on education curriculum
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133. 'Unacceptable': sexual violence reports at 33-year high
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134. Financial pain, not peaking prices driving fuel theft
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135. Renovation nation: Aussies plan $85b in energy upgrades
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136. Migration fuelling almost half of regional growth
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137. Koala Park hinges on government pay day from polluters
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138. World of Warcraft gaming meeting ended in alleged rape
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139. What to know about changes proposed for social media
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140. Jackie O says ARN misled market over Kyle bust-up
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141. Smooth runway for new migrants could unlock gold mines
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142. Home-owner sentiment sinks as housing downturn deepens
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143. 'Alarm bells': Labor seats favoured in grants scheme
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144. Concession card call for all Aussie uni students
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145. Man and woman dead after plane crashes, sparks fire
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146. 'Selfish race': former cop skeptical on tobacco tax cut
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147. 'It's your own money': One Nation push for early super
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148. 'Dawdling': push to strengthen teen social media ban
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149. Cold start to nation's normally hot home sales season
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150. Key RBA speakers, consumer behaviour on the agenda
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151. 'Eye-watering': minister stares down health funds plea
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152. Domestic industry steels itself after tariff report
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153. Big banks unanimous in calling for housing supply boost
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154. Electric cars outsell petrol rivals for the first time
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155. Rising rates, bond yields call for deeper spending cuts
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156. Young Australians beholden to whim of banks when buying
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157. 'Rush to conclusions': calls for calm on house prices
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158. Blanket bans on AI could cause 'data centre panic'
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159. Rate rise fears build as GDP surprises at 2.1 per cent
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160. Lack of oversight, expertise drove major Telstra outage
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161. Labor downplays impact of falling house-price forecasts
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162. Short-term carbon credits used for long-term pollution
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163. Nation-leading AI rule change for students
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164. Buyers' market as housing prices continue downturn
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165. Hundreds of university staff to strike over AI changes
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166. IVF provider's profit falls, sees a dip in new cycles
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167. Insurers warned against offering dodgy cash settlements
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168. Labor pitches pothole website, inmate roads clean-up
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169. Pacific summit no shows won't impact Albanese' visit
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170. 'No' votes move ahead in Iceland EU talks referendum
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171. Labor hears battle cry against "far right populists"
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172. Pothole poll pledge to secure state's roads
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173. Economic growth data next milestone for Reserve Bank
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174. 'Yes' votes have slim early lead in Iceland referendum
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175. 'Basic facts': One Nation slammed for migration muddle
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176. Iceland votes on whether to trigger EU membership talks
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177. Fresh-faced premier scraps divisive Dan Andrews statue
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178. Boys bailed after text invite to join alleged gang rape
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179. 'No carve-out': Labor clarifies data centre energy deal
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180. Australian-first work-from-home laws stalled again
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181. Parcels, real estate sales send AusPost profit higher
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182. One Nation unveils leaders months out from state poll
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183. PM call to keep refugee numbers 'not a backflip'
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184. Inflated charges: push to make landlords pay gas bills
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185. AI carve outs making districts 'political footballs'
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186. Prime minister steps in to deny refugee cuts
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187. Traffic lights changing after 50 years
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188. Gas customers face higher bills sooner as exodus grows
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189. Home buyers in 'driver's seat' but owners holding fire
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190. Canberra fast food worker injured, teens accused of attempted burglary
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191. Solar scourge: rules make it cheaper to dump old panels
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192. Court rules terminally ill woman can access payout
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193. Universities best placed to handle the AI challenge
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194. Squishy Ooshies help drive early year sales for Woolies
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195. Call for tobacco tax to be cut as crims control market
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196. Childcare worker claiming bullying forced her to quit loses dismissal case
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197. Financial watchdog sinks teeth into rapid tech changes
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198. 'Nowhere to go': developer collapse sparks buyer fears
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199. Fossil fuel group's clean energy spend goes up in smoke
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200. Why WA's GST arrangement is so controversial
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201. 'Hawkish' RBA minutes reveal rate rise still an option
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202. Elite school teens face court on sexual assault charges
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203. Supermarket giant lifts annual profit, but not by much
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204. 'David Farley's right': migration concern for regions
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205. 'Indefensible treatment': ANU forced to say sorry and settle with academic
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206. Power hungry: data centre energy use set to skyrocket
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207. Oil markets to remain tight as conflicts drag on
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208. Scandal-hit KPMG rakes in billions, slashes jobs
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209. I was once a Skywhale skeptic. Now I'm a true believer
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210. One Nation MP reveals targets missing 100,000 migrants
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211. Labor puts the bite on rivals with free dental pitch
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212. Top prosecutor wins appeal in bitter feud with judge
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213. Inviting the community in with a great cup of coffee
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214. I wrote the headline celebrating a life saved, then came the devastating truth
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215. Rally in support of US mother who killed her children
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216. Musician trades 'dream home' for van life in red dirt
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217. Police chief 'unashamedly' apologises to Hooper family over miscommunication
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218. Trump allies label media bargaining code a 'shakedown'
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219. Fitness spend defies retail gloom as Rebel owner surges
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220. Property-owning pensioners could get less public money
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221. Competition watchdog raids Aussie tech giant's offices
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222. Educated Australians will survive AI future: experts
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223. 'We have your back': support for media bargaining code
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224. Casinos to pay heavy fines for minor's gambling splurge
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225. Ask Property:
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226. Debt to hit new high but nation's budget outlook steady
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227. 'No longer fit for purpose': warning for jobs in AI era
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228. Crackdown unveiled on harmful superannuation practices
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229. Consumer watchdog bares teeth at dodgy digital sellers
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230. Tax office cracks down on alcohol distiller tax rorts
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231. Missiles but no melons: Canberra hosts Japan minister
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232. Hearing loss and dementia link can drive implant growth
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233. Blood products group in the red as 'reset year' sets in
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234. Retirement savings to be 'decimated' under early access
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235. Most-targeted prime minister in Question Time revealed
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236. Aussie businesses praised for their innovation
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237. 'Death sentence': veterans call for cap to be scrapped
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238. More Aussie firms could be captured by emissions scheme
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239. Data centres forced to pay their own way under reforms
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240. Transparency fail: frequent FOI breaches revealed
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241. Anger over One Nation plan to 'end compulsory super'
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242. Half a million and counting: Aussies power battery boom
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243. Nap time over for baby goods giant as profits jump
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244. 'This cannot have been for nothing': NDIS report due
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245. Alan Jones's second alleged victim to testify in court
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246. Scorched: rising natural disasters hit insurer's profit
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247. Media firms to get bigger slice of tech giants' revenue
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248. Watchdog warns novice investors of hidden risks
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249. Power giant eyes lukewarm earnings after data breach
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250. Telstra eyes softer profit but dividend could be juicy
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251. Want a Toyota? Brace for price rises
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252. Premiums rising at double inflation rate, insurer says
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253. Big polluters make small cuts under climate scheme
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254. Biggest bank lender likely heading for record profit
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255. House price falls weighing on economic growth, RBA says
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256. Online games under scrutiny in counter-terrorism fight
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257. Catholic Education closed-lipped on funding source for $400,000 event
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258. Car insurance customers in the dark about fee hikes
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259. Hawkish hold tipped as RBA hands down rates decision
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260. 'Naive, embarrassing': KPMG chair-elect's email apology
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261. Signing bonus dangled as third teacher strike looms
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262. Talks leave Labor odds-on to win gambling reform stoush
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263. Charity regulator backs expanded powers to tackle hate
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264. Labor budget's big bank blow as loan applications drop
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265. Cutting minutes of vigorous exercise raises cancer risk
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266. Cost-of-living pressures 'no more', claim 1 in 3 finance experts
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267. Legal aid access 'core' to ending gender-based violence
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268. Since when was reading a niche activity?
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269. Labor's winter woes as support slumps to decade low
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270. Planes' near-miss probed as airport battles staff woes
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271. Embattled CIT appoints new acting CEO and deputy after weeks of speculation
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272. No Pacific consensus on missile test condemnation
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273. One Nation admits Hanson used party funds on Euro trip
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274. Police drop hundreds of charges over climate blockade
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275. Link between alcohol use and domestic violence revealed
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276. Fuel diplomacy sends Australia's trade surplus tanking
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277. Property listings giant defies house price slump
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278. ABC retreats, apologises for offensive Rinehart skit
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279. 'Constructive discussion': Labor firm on betting reform
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280. Property giant optimistic dust will settle post-budget
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281. Ocker reboot makes Alexa 'authentically Australian'
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282. Report reveals extent of AI boost to Australian economy
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283. Telcos could be forced to share networks with rivals
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284. 'Deficiencies': coalition push for gambling changes
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285. 'Quiet Australians' carrying nation's energy transition
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286. Pinnacle weathers global shocks to boost profits
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287. Sales surge: electric, hybrid cars drive vehicle record
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288. Athlete's request for Alan Jones after alleged groping
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289. Accidental export: Aussie green iron tech goes global
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290. EV sales, air travel drive rebound in consumer spending
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291. 'Outrageous': police accused of Opera House rally fail
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292. Drug deaths and hospitalisations 'on the rise'
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293. Canberra's 'iconic' bus shelters heritage-listed for architectural significance
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294. Betting companies set to defend inducement practices
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295. Anti-Semitism probe set to examine incendiary protests
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296. Innovative proposal pitched to ease homelessness crisis
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297. Potential One Nation deal has to be 'two-way street'
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298. Tech giants to face higher payments for news content
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299. House prices decline faster in face of expected growth
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300. Household spending in spotlight as Iran war drags on
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301. Pay rise for aged-care nurses amid dire worker shortage
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302. Federal arts body can't terminate artists over conduct
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303. Labor MP to fight assault charges amid court case
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304. Electric car tax looms for one state unless PM steps in
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305. Opposition says PM 'failed' to act on MP assault case
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306. Bosses of sex worker 'involved' in notorious cold case
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307. Border-hopping predators targeted in child safety talks
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308. BHP bracing for rolling strikes by Pilbara ore workers
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309. Homeless Australians trapped in 'cycle of crisis'
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310. Housing approvals rebound, but still behind targets
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311. 'Done my bit': Alan Joyce grounded in life after Qantas
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312. Social App taken to court over terror related content
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313. Fuel prices on the up as PM backs end to discount
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314. Tech boom driving corporate C-suite expansion
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315. More charitable opportunities for science: CSIRO head
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316. One Nation in hot water with Queensland watchdog
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317. Labor to undergo scrutiny in building corruption probe
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318. Shoddy bank record-keeping hits savers as scammers lurk
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319. Inflation falling but still above RBA targets
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320. Power struggle: data centre energy rules spark concerns
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321. Sinister danger lurking in new cars
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322. Bank errors costing homebuyers millions in overcharges
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