James Packer in punch-
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Coles in sights over supplier deals
Competition watchdog's move against retail giant likely to send shockwaves through industry.
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Tony Abbott defends prospect of deficit levy being introduced.
Online piracy crackdown looms
Cabinet to consider proposals to crack down on illegal downloads as early as this week.
Bendigo Bank in $1.8 billion buy
Mid-tier bank moves to raise wads of cash as it snaps up state-run finance corporation.
Treasurer Joe Hockey for sale
EXCLUSIVE Hockey grants privileged access in return for donations.
Drunk and on wrong side of the road
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Bidders vying for link contract told they're free to put in bid that would see more of park dug up.
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Public servants told to cover up or go home as ATO bosses crack down on 'revealing' clothing.
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East Antarctica ice slide fear: study
Part of continent is more vulnerable than expected to a thaw that could trigger an unstoppable slide of ice into the ocean, a new study shows.
Federal Politics
PM defends Hockey fund-raising
Tony Abbott says raising money through access to senior party members preferable to taxpayers footing bill.
Cash for a chat corrupts democracy
Analysis It is increasingly clear the Treasurer is party to a process that is corrupting Australia's democratic integrity.
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- Call for review of immigration blacklist
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- Abbott orders national boost to overseas adoption
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For an effective model to 'name and shame' politicians, you only have to look to NSW's commission.
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The red carpet is a cattle yard where the only indignity the meat on parade is spared is a gum check.
Business
ACCC takes action against Coles
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Bendigo and Adelaide Bank shares enter a trading halt ahead of a capital raising.
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