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$US50m hack a 'nightmare scenario'
Doubts over digital currencies renewed after a successful $US50m hack.
Medibank's reputation on the line
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Auction to sell Moorcroft pottery
The auction of the late Mary Smart's collection is thought to be the largest single-owner sale of Moorcroft pottery in Australia.
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