Palmer dodges $65m workers’ bill
TAXPAYERS have now forked out more than $65 million to pay the entitlements of Clive Palmer’s former Townsville workers while the self-proclaimed billionaire has not paid a cent.
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Verdict ‘ends attempt to smear Allison’s name’
UPDATED: Allison Baden-Clay’s best friend choked back tears as she praised today’s High Court decision to reinstate Gerard Baden-Clay’s murder conviction, while also taking aim at sections of the legal fraternity and Gerard himself.
Baden-Clay: High Court rules murder
WIFE-KILLER Gerard Baden-Clay is guilty of murdering his spouse Allison once again after the nation’s highest court overturned his successful appeal.
Senator: NASA faking climate change data
ONE Nation Senator-elect Malcolm Roberts has claimed US space agency NASA was manipulating climate data to fake global warming.
ASIC digs into Queensland Nickel
AUSTRALIA’S corporate watchdog has begun a formal investigation into Clive Palmer’s former company Queensland Nickel.
Hanson’s warning: Muslims, just you wait
PAULINE Hanson is set to be elected after running a campaign on stopping Muslim immigration and setting up a royal commission into Islam, and she has a message for any members of the faith wanting to talk with her.
Anger over Katter video
MAVERICK Kennedy MP Bob Katter has released a video depicting him shooting two men just days after 49 people were gunned down in the US.
‘Tinnie terrorists’ face 25 years jail
TERRORIST sympathisers accused of hatching a Monty Python-style plan to sail a tinnie to Indonesia have been charged with terrorist offences that carry a maximum penalty of 25 years in jail.
Clive’s Titanic dream goes under
THIS was the year that flamboyant businessman Clive Palmer’s Titanic II was due to start its maiden voyage from England to New York, but this dream like his political career seems to have sunk.
Creditors vote to liquidate QN
UPDATE: Creditors have voted unanimously to put Clive Palmer’s Queensland Nickel into liquidation. But now, the task of trying to recoup up to $224 million in cash from his companies begins.
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