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The prince’s bet on Trump is blowing up in his face
Saudi Arabia’s crown prince Mohammed bin Salman made a few big gambles as he rose to power, including one on Donald Trump. -
'Safe air' bill passes NT parliament following Inpex, Santos scandals
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Eddie McGuire no longer hosting a footy show on Nine
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Premier Coal gives employees redundancy forms ahead of move to close night shifts
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Coalmine's night operations shutdown 'disappointing' for government
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NSW's second-largest national park created to protect koalas
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‘Watch out, I’ll wait for you outside’: Aldi self-serve checkouts fuel abuse, threats
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‘Watch out, I’ll wait for you outside’: Aldi repealed self-serve checkout policy that fuelled abuse, threats
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Flagship sweetens Chilean copper deal with 50% price cut
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Complainant's mother grilled over home by ocean at Jones trial
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Accuser's mother denies taking advantage of Jones's generosity
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Spirit ferries, terminals have millions wiped in major asset write-down
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NextDC boss Craig Scroggie goes viral with gym video
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The high-rise housing battleground with wide political consequences
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The high-rise housing battleground that has wide political consequences
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'Sell or put up with it': Changed regulations redraw housing battle lines
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Golden Dragon drills for gold beneath 3km WA anomaly
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Shares end week down as oil price, AI doubts hit miners
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Miners weigh down ASX, Wall Street’s tech tumble
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Commonwealth makes offer to send Australian of the Year to space
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Breaking: Commonwealth makes offer to send Australian of the Year to space
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UN sends warning as satellite detects greenhouse gas plumes over Gorgon plant
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ASX to fall, US tech rout rattles markets
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ASX ends slightly up, ABC's The Business to end this year — as it happened
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ASX set to slide, tech stocks tumble on Wall Street; oil highest since May
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I spent thousands on a ‘potentially dangerous’ marathon. I’d do it again
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Raiding super to pay medical bills leaves trail of 'financial damage'
Australians withdrew more than $1.4 billion from their superannuation last financial year for medical reasons, prompting regulators to sound the alarm.
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ASX set to slide as Wall Street falls; oil at highest since May
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Collingwood’s The Vine Hotel looking for new owner in $4m sale
The last of the Melbourne pubs embroiled in the spectacular collapse of Jon Adgemis’ Public Hospitality Group is up for grabs. -
Catholic Church seeking $18m windfall for inner west uni site
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The men at work call each other ‘mate’. Why does it make me uncomfortable?
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How the News Corp tabloids lifted Seven’s harrowing exclusive
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Chalmers says investors feel good about Australia despite gloom at home
Treasurer Jim Chalmers hails positive news for business investment, despite domestic gloom over inflation and productivity. -
Snowy 2.0 to cost 12 times more than initial budget with further delays
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‘Incredibly disappointing’: Snowy 2.0 cost blows out to $25b in biggest setback yet
The cost of the Commonwealth government’s Snowy 2.0 mega-project has exploded from an estimated $6 billion to $25 billion. -
Affordable home scheme went from 'blessing' to 'disaster', buyers say
Buyers of properties in this Canberra suburb say they have been left stranded as they grapple with incomplete works while locked in contractual disputes with the builder. -
ASX retreats as energy shares slump; Nick Scali tanks; Westpac axes jobs
The Australian sharemarket declined on Thursday, as shares in furniture retailer Nick Scali plummeted after a profit warning. -
If you feel like everything’s falling apart, you’re probably right
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Zenith bid goes unconditional as Forrestania builds WA gold stockpile
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KPMG ban on government work extended after 'serious ethical failings'
The federal government extends its ban on KPMG bidding for new government work until at least the end of February, following allegations its audit partners misused client data then mishandled a whistleblower's complaint. -
China iron ore stoush puts Australian mines in the firing line
One of Australia’s biggest mining companies warns deadlocked price talks with Beijing over iron ore prices may force production cuts by the year’s end. -
Kuniko goes deep to light up NSW polymetallic riches
Kuniko has deployed a downhole electromagnetic probe at its Commonwealth-Silica Hill project in NSW, hunting extensions to its recent ultra-high-grade gold-silver discovery. -
‘It’s madness’: Safety fears prompt calls to bring back buttons on car dashboards
Increasingly complex in-car touchscreen menus are unnecessarily distracting drivers, experts say, with calls to force manufacturers to redesign car controls. -
Amplia uncovers new clue in pancreatic cancer drug trial
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Ping-pong tables won’t save your office – but these 10 things will
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