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Australian Border Force boss sacked from $620k job after 10-month saga
Roman Quaedvlieg has finally been sacked for "misbehaviour" and failing to uphold his oaths by helping get his girlfriend a job on the force.
- by David Wroe
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Labor forced to dial back on $59 billion hit to retirees
Backlash pushed Shorten to guarantee no pensioner would be worse off, only for Labor MPs withdraw pledge a day later.
- by Eryk Bagshaw
Malls turn themselves into old-style town centres
Shopping centres are now turning over up to $2 billion in annual sales, putting paid to any concern on their relevance.
- by Carolyn Cummins
'My deepest regret is I wasn’t there to prevent his murder'
Heartbroken dad says he "never stopped loving, caring and supporting" his son and is heartbroken by his death.
- by Tom Cowie
Michaelia Cash could face court over union police raids
The Australian Workers Union wants the Jobs Minister cross-examined in open court about her role.
- by Adam Gartrell
Senior bikie charged as drug lab discovered in disused bus
A high-ranking Finks member has been charged after police raids uncovered drugs and firearms.
- by Lucy Cormack
Accuser's dad rejects 'insult' he 'made up' Pell evidence
Father angered by suggestion he made up evidence about hearing his son was allegedly assaulted by George Pell.
- by Adam Cooper
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Opinion & Perspectives
The people who will pay for Labor's $59 billion revenue grab
There is no way Peter Eklund could be described as a blue-blooded toff who exploits a “loophole” in the tax system.
David Crowe
'Problem' with immigrants is where they want to live
Building a new city is hard. Australia has only successfully done it once.
Peter Martin
When good things happen to bad people
I’d much rather believe in karma. I’d much rather believe that the people who have wronged me will be wronged in turn.
Kerri Sackville
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Don't like travelling backwards? Too bad, our new trains won't have flip seats
- by Matt O'Sullivan
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Labor forced to dial back on $59 billion hit to pensioners and retirees
After a backlash from voters pushed leader Bill Shorten to guarantee no pensioner would be worse off, only to have Labor MPs withdraw the pledge a day later.
- by Eryk Bagshaw
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Shorten's hip-pocket hit ahead of Batman byelection tests common sense
- by Tony Wright
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'Economical with the truth': CBA rapped over broker commissions
CBA executive Daniel Huggins was repeatedly asked why the bank did not disclose more to customers about the commissions it paid.
- by Ruth Williams
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True wireless earbuds are freeing, but fraught
Bose's answer to the Apple AirPods are great for the gym, but what would happen if I dropped one into the cross fit?
- by Rod Easdown
Going direct reduces costs when you give to charity
Face-to-face fundraising is here to stay, but while it's effective for charities, there are more effective ways to give.
- by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
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Sport
Philander claims Twitter account was hacked after Smith rant
South Africa seamer Vernon Philander has denied accusing Steve Smith of staging the incident which led to pace sensation Kagiso Rabada being rubbed out.
- by Andrew Wu
Crawford lambasted as 'soft' after hand injury postpones fight with Horn
Horn's trainer and promoter were quick to go on the attack after the hugely hyped Crawford withdrew from the April 14 date in Las Vegas.
- by Phil Lutton
