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A Midnight Break-In At An Aged Care Home Left A Community Asking How Vulnerable Residents Can Be Better Protected

The residents were asleep. The staff believed they were caring for some of the most vulnerable people in the community. Families trusted that their loved ones were…

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Eight Defendants Received 450 Years In Prison — And The Case Is Sparking A Much Bigger Debate

It began as a protest. It ended as one of the most severe terrorism-related sentencing cases in recent American history. Now, years after a violent confrontation outside…

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A Deal Labor Once Ruled Out Is Now Reality — And Critics Say Voters Will Remember

In politics, policies matter. But promises matter too. Sometimes voters care less about what a government ultimately does and more about whether it does what it said…

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Thousands Of Property Investors Thought This Strategy Was Safe — Until Canberra Changed The Rules

For many Australians, retirement planning is built on one assumption. If you follow the rules, make sensible financial decisions and invest for the long term, the goalposts…

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One Interview, One Guest, And A National Debate About Where The Media Draws The Line

Sometimes the biggest media controversies are not caused by what is said. They are caused by the decision to give someone a microphone in the first place….

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A Retirement Strategy Used By Thousands Of Australians Is Suddenly Under Threat

For years, many Australians believed they were playing by the rules. They worked, saved, built their superannuation balances and carefully planned for retirement. Some chose a self-managed…

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Pauline Hanson Says Australians Have Made Up Their Minds About Albanese — But Has The Mood Really Shifted?

Political leaders rarely lose support overnight. More often, it happens gradually. A frustration here. A disappointment there. A promise that takes longer than expected to deliver. Then…

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Has Public Opinion Turned Against Anthony Albanese — Or Are Australians Simply Growing More Frustrated?

Not long ago, Anthony Albanese looked politically untouchable. He had won re-election, expanded Labor’s majority and appeared to have achieved something many incumbent leaders around the world…

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A Message About Keir Starmer Quickly Turned Into A Debate About Anthony Albanese

It was meant to be a simple message. A political farewell. A gesture of respect between leaders. A brief acknowledgment of a major moment in British politics….

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Labor’s Tax Retreat Has Sparked A New Problem: Nobody Seems Sure What The Rules Will Be

First came the tax proposal. Then came the backlash. Then came the backflip. Now comes something arguably even more dangerous for any government trying to manage the…