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Illicit love letters rarely survive scrutiny beyond the eyes for which they were written.
Church's spending habits a bit rich
Why do the representatives of Christ on Earth insist on living like rich men?
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TAB ripe for the picking
Corporate bookmakers have lifted the tempo in the battle for the punter's dollar.
NAB chief on top of his game
Cameron Clyne's efforts to turn around NAB are paying off.
MacBank puts wings on stocks
Stocks surge on plans to give shareholders stake in Sydney Airport.
DJs all smiles as poll suits its clientele
Nation's oldest department store appears to have been flooded with Liberal voters.
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Have the banks dropped the Oliver Twist routine, our poor suffering banks?
HECS a risky investment
Abbott government is highly unlikely to sell its $20 billion-plus HECS student loan portfolio.
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Banks' surge tipped to cool
Their high dividends are irresistible to investors, but will the big banks' share prices continue to rise?
Don't wait until Christmas to buy
It's now less than eight weeks till Christmas, but you don't need to panic yet.
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Gin's back as a tonic of choice
Once the spirit of the masses before being pensioned off, gin is in favour once again.
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Get in the Spring Carnival spirit at work.
Should office romances be kept secret?
Many people meet their partner at work, but that doesn't make it easy to manage the working relationship.
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