PRIZEMONEY for Wodonga’s first public holiday cup meeting in November has crashed through the $200,000 barrier.
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National
US begins air strikes in Iraq after Obama authorised military intervention
NATIONAL: The US re-enters Iraq and launches airstrikes to relieve a siege on tens of thousands of civilians.
Rainbow's end?
How trout became the bullies of our waterways.
Fast money
Three years after Dan Saunders admitted he stole thousands thanks to an ATM error, he's still waiting to ...
Welfare: 100,000 to forgo benefits from July
More than 100,000 young people will be denied unemployment benefits for six months from next year as part ...
Fairfax wins top award for third year in a row
Fairfax Media has taken out the award for NSW Journalist of the Year for the third year running.
Thai generals had surrogacy in their sights
The practice of paid pregnancy festered for years, but now the Thai government is moving to shut down the industry.
World
US begins air strikes in Iraq after Obama authorised military intervention
NATIONAL: The US re-enters Iraq and launches airstrikes to relieve a siege on tens of thousands of civilians.
Praying for power
Despite a raft of corruption scandals, Recep Tayyip Erdogan is tipped to be Turkey's next president.
The dark side of the sun
Behind Bali's sunshine and beaming smiles lies a sinister secret: The rise of violent gangs that are increasingly ...
Thai generals had surrogacy in their sights
The practice of paid pregnancy festered for years, but now the Thai government is moving to shut down the industry.
Business
Australia may follow Britain in banning sale of bank hybrid securities to retail investors
UK regulators have imposed a ban on the sale of bank hybrid securities to retail investors that could have big ...
ASIC puts CBA board on hook over financial planning scandal
The corporate regulator has ordered the board of Commonwealth Bank to take personal responsibility for cleaning up the financial planning ...
Former premier Nick Greiner backs Sydney airport plan
Former NSW State Premier Nick Greiner is "90 per cent" confident that the development of a $2.5 billion ...
Relations between regulator and CommBank worsen over handling of rogue financial planner
The relationship between the corporate regulator and the Commonwealth Bank hit a new low this week over who knew what ...
ASIC probes Commonwealth Bank over financial planner forgery
The corporate watchdog is investigating the Commonwealth Bank for failing to come clean about a financial planner who allegedly forged ...
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Politics
Bishop warns Putin of uranium export ban
Australia has warned Russian President Vladimir Putin against crossing into Ukraine under the guise of a ''humanitarian mission'', ...
Dairy exporters await effects of Russian ban
Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce says Australian exporters can make up for lost Russian sales ''in a heartbeat'' by ...
Immigration rogue on deck
A convicted criminal who was found last month by the corporate watchdog to have impersonated a lawyer and ...
Banned criminal a migration agent for suspect 457 visa scheme
A criminal who was found last month by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission to have impersonated a ...