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Leaked Treasury Memo Could Be Another ‘Banana Republic’ Moment for Australia: Expert
David Montani of Grant Thornton says its time governments work together to deal with tricky tax reform.
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Fertiliser, Nickel, Plastic Industries Could Go Under Amid Net Zero Push: Think Tank
‘We should stop the importation of cheap nickel into Australia,’ said Daniel Wild.
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This Shouldn’t Happen in Australia: ‘Allahu Akbar’ Stabbing Incident Leaves Locals on Edge
An accountant in the local area says he sees people getting arrested or apprehended nearly ‘every second day.’
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Army Colonel Calls for Voting Age to Be Raised to 25 to Ensure ‘Considered’ Choices
Lieutenant Colonel Kevin Loughrey says a more mature voting public would result in better-quality elected representatives.
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As Debt Hits $167 Billion, MP Says Victoria Can’t Afford Indigenous ‘Voice’ Plan
‘All this stuff that’s being talked about is going to cost huge amounts of money’, said Libertarian MP David Limbrick.
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Call to Ban Men From Childcare Work Sparks Debate Over Gender Equality
A Victorian conservative leader insists the safety of society’s most vulnerable must come first.
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Farmers Raise Alarm as Governments Divert Water Supply for Environment and Indigenous Use
Rural Victorians are facing pressure on multiple fronts over access to the precious resource.
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Australian Flag Reinstated After Pride Flag Used in School Flyer
Mornington Peninsula Shire Councillor calls for the presence of Australian flag at civic events and flyers.
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Brutal Birthday Gang-Bashing Forces Family to Flee Melbourne for ‘Tougher’ State
Jack was pinned against a wall, punched in the face, and kicked repeatedly after falling to the ground.
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‘They Swarmed Us’: Pro Baseballer’s Wake-Up Call on Youth Crime in Victoria
Earl Byrne played in US Minor League baseball as a pitcher, and is now speaking out about youth crime.
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Leaked Treasury Memo Could Be Another ‘Banana Republic’ Moment for Australia: Expert
David Montani of Grant Thornton says its time governments work together to deal with tricky tax reform.
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Fertiliser, Nickel, Plastic Industries Could Go Under Amid Net Zero Push: Think Tank
‘We should stop the importation of cheap nickel into Australia,’ said Daniel Wild.
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This Shouldn’t Happen in Australia: ‘Allahu Akbar’ Stabbing Incident Leaves Locals on Edge
An accountant in the local area says he sees people getting arrested or apprehended nearly ‘every second day.’
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Army Colonel Calls for Voting Age to Be Raised to 25 to Ensure ‘Considered’ Choices
Lieutenant Colonel Kevin Loughrey says a more mature voting public would result in better-quality elected representatives.
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As Debt Hits $167 Billion, MP Says Victoria Can’t Afford Indigenous ‘Voice’ Plan
‘All this stuff that’s being talked about is going to cost huge amounts of money’, said Libertarian MP David Limbrick.
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Call to Ban Men From Childcare Work Sparks Debate Over Gender Equality
A Victorian conservative leader insists the safety of society’s most vulnerable must come first.
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Farmers Raise Alarm as Governments Divert Water Supply for Environment and Indigenous Use
Rural Victorians are facing pressure on multiple fronts over access to the precious resource.
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Australian Flag Reinstated After Pride Flag Used in School Flyer
Mornington Peninsula Shire Councillor calls for the presence of Australian flag at civic events and flyers.
|
Brutal Birthday Gang-Bashing Forces Family to Flee Melbourne for ‘Tougher’ State
Jack was pinned against a wall, punched in the face, and kicked repeatedly after falling to the ground.
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‘They Swarmed Us’: Pro Baseballer’s Wake-Up Call on Youth Crime in Victoria
Earl Byrne played in US Minor League baseball as a pitcher, and is now speaking out about youth crime.
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