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JACOB SAULWICK Residents along the Parramatta River and on the lower north shore could be served by eight new ferry wharves - if the state government was prepared to plan and pay for them.
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One thousand construction jobs will be created in Queensland after a deal was struck to build a gas gathering plant and water treatment facility.
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ANNE-LOUISE BROWN The nurse who sent gravely ill teen Andrew Allan home from hospital with a Panadol will today appear at the coronial inquest into boy’s death.
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DYLAN WELCH Australia will spend $1.4 billion on 10 new military transport planes over the next few years in a rare ray of light for Defence, which is reeling from the biggest cuts to its budget in almost 60 years.
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KAREN KISSANE 5:40am Then-opposition leader David Cameron asked Andy Coulson about phone hacking before he hired him as communications director in 2007, the Leveson inquiry into the media was told.
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MALCOLM MAIDEN Here's some unanswered questions for Cameron Clyne, Gail Kelly and Mike Smith after yesterday's conclusion of the March half profit season for the banks.
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JESSICA IRVINE This week's budget contains some important myth-busting about Australia's mining boom, the biggest since the gold rush days. It contains some extraordinary numbers.
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JAMES MANNING Never mind what you write about on Facebook, simply clicking the 'like' button could cost you your job.
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JASON TAYLOR The Broncos will send a lot of traffic at Daly Cherry-Evans tonight.
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