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The great Australian property 'illusion' is exposed in a new Fairfax Media podcast featuring respected economics writers Matt Wade, Ross Gittins, and Jessica Irvine. The podcast will focus on the economics of the everyday – how we work, where we live, what we buy and why we behave the way we do.
The 2 per cent pay rise was ordered by the independent Remuneration Tribunal on Thursday and will take effect on the very same day that every MP benefits from a drop in the top marginal tax rate from 49 per cent to 47 per cent when the deficit repair levy ends.
About 5000 mourners have attended the funeral of a Muslim girl whose beating death, blamed by police on a motorist's road rage, has some people in her community fearing for their safety.
The action-packed new trailer, which opens with a lengthy close-up of a determined Sansa, follows the lead characters as they mount up for the bloody battle to come.
Ipswich's planning and development committee chairman and former policeman Andrew Antoniolli will throw his hat in the ring to become the city's newest mayor.
Education Minister Simon Birmingham has repeatedly refused to condemn Pauline Hanson's comments students with disabilities should be segregated from mainstream classrooms, while the One Nation leader remained defiant against calls for an apology.
The hero of NSW's only winning campaign of the past decade has emerged as the villain-in-chief for the capitulation against Queensland at ANZ Stadium, with Brisbane coach Wayne Bennett leading the criticism of Jarryd Hayne over a bombed try that could have wrapped up the series.
#BREAKING: Two of the prisoners who escaped from Bali's Kerobokan jail on Monday have been arrested in Dili, the capital of East Timor.
In an explosive research note, titled Hold the Anchovies, Citi analysts said there was not enough incentive for store owners to open new Domino's outlets under the current profit split arrangement.
"Answering back would be telling you you are absolutely the most useless chairman in history," Cr Johnston said.
Cabcharge is one step closer to acquiring Yellow Cabs in Queensland after the nation's consumer watchdog announced it would not oppose the move on Thursday.
A trio of Turnbull government ministers will make an abject apology to Victoria's highest court tomorrow, a week after they refused to apologise for comments critical of the judiciary.
Labor MP Jo-Ann Miller has referred allegations against former Ipswich mayor Paul Pisasale to Queensland's crime watchdog.
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A Queensland man acquitted of killing 12-year-old Leanne Holland 26 years ago is continuing his fight to access a confidential police report that was subsequently leaked to the Seven Network.
The rules that once made Australia fair are "deeply broken", according to a union boss readying to flex her organisation's muscle in the lead up to the next state election.
