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Albanese hits back at ‘absurdity’ over Alan Joyce meeting

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in :  Australia, Breaking News

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has brushed off Coalition attacks about a meeting with ex-Qantas boss Alan Joyce, labelling the comments as an “absurdity” and a “conspiracy theory”. Albanese has come under fire from the opposition after a freedom of information request showed he had a half-hour meeting with Joyce at Parliament House in November 2022. The government was criticised in …

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Lehrmann lawyers accept judge may make adverse findings

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in :  Australia, Breaking News, Crime & Incident

Bruce Lehrmann’s lawyers say their client should receive “substantial damages” even if the judge in his defamation trial finds he was dishonest on “occasions”. Lehrmann’s legal team filed a 136-page written submission with the Federal Court of Australia, which was made public on Friday. They accepted that Justice Michael Lee could make adverse findings about the former Liberal staffer’s honesty. …

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Girl, 11, dies after horror Blue Mountains crash

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in :  Australia, Breaking News, Crime & Incident

An 11-year-old girl has died following a horror crash in the Blue Mountains two weeks ago. She is the third person to die after five vehicles crashed on the Great Western Highway at Wallerawang, 15 kilometres north of Lithgow, in December 29. Two people died initially, while more than a dozen others – including at least five children – were injured. …

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How much have grocery prices increased in Australia?

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in :  Australia, Sharp Corners

If your grocery bill seems to be increasing each month, you’re not imagining it. A new analysis from investment bank UBS has found price rises at Australia’s leading supermarkets have hit a new high, outpacing inflation over the last year. It comes as Australians continue to grapple with a cost of living crisis, with rates, phone plans, energy bills and …

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Australia to boost PNG police under security pact

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in :  Australia, Breaking News

Australian police officers will be deployed to train and support their Papua New Guinea counterparts as part of a new security deal inked between the two nations. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese hosted PNG leader James Marape in Canberra on Thursday where the deal was signed. The legally binding agreement will help benefit nations and add to regional security, Marape told …

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Coles and Woolworths set to face a Senate inquiry. NZ has been down this road before

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in :  Australia, Breaking News

At Australia’s annual Christmas lunch the biggest slice of pie will again go to Coles and Woolworths, and while a new inquiry looks set to examine their profit margins, New Zealand offers a lesson in just how difficult it is to disrupt a duopoly. The companies that own Australia’s major supermarkets posted billion-dollar profits this year, prompting calls for a Christmas …

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Sinner punishes Demon as Aussie Davis Cup dream dies

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in :  Australia, Important News, Sports

Australia has lost a second straight Davis Cup final, after Alexei Popyrin and Alex de Minaur were beaten in their singles matches in a 2-0 defeat to Italy. Australian tennis dreams were dashed again as Lleyton Hewitt’s team succumbed in a second straight Davis Cup final amid heartbreak and another jolting reality check in Malaga. Italy ended up lifting the …

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Mr Whybrow also suggested to Ms Higgins that she had changed or altered her “narrative” multiple times to account for new information she had received. Ms Higgins disputed that. “I accept where I’m wrong and try to apply it in every weird circumstance I end up in to give the most honest answer I can,” she said. Mr Whybrow challenged her account of a panic attack she had at Parliament House about two weeks after the alleged rape. She told the court yesterday it was triggered by a lunch in the parliamentary office of Steve Ciobo ahead of his valedictory speech. Today, Ms Higgins accepted she was “not 100 per cent definitive about the sequence” because the speech had occurred in the morning. Cross-examination of Ms Higgins continues.

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in :  Australia, Breaking News, Sharp Corners

Emergency and health experts warn Australia is heading into the first of a series of high-risk bushfire seasons, as overlapping bushfire periods stretch resources. Record-breaking dry conditions and warmer than average temperatures during early spring are behind the increased fire risk for large areas of Queensland, New South Wales and the Northern Territory, say Australasian Fire Authorities Council (AFAC) in …

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Brittany Higgins breaks down in Federal Court as Bruce Lehrmann’s lawyers suggest she made up rape allegation

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in :  Australia, Breaking News, Crime & Incident

Brittany Higgins has broken down in tears during cross-examination in the Federal Court, as lawyers for Bruce Lehrmann suggested she had not been raped at Parliament House in 2019. CONTENT WARNING: This article contains graphic details of sexual assault allegations.  Mr Lehrmann is suing Network Ten and journalist Lisa Wilkinson for broadcasting an interview with Ms Higgins on The Project, …

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Treasurer says sit-down with backbenchers over cost of living ‘not unusual’, as stage 3 tax cuts raised again

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in :  Australia, Breaking News

Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers says a backbench push for more cost-of-living relief is “not unusual”, as the government faces pressure to do more in its mid-year budget update. Mr Chalmers will today meet with Labor MPs calling for additional relief, but said next month’s Mid-Year Economic Financial Outlook should be considered an update, not a “mini-budget” with additional relief measures. …

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