Weird detail in Katy Perry court battle
Despite US pop star Katy Perry losing a “David and Goliath” dispute with a Sydney designer, lawyers have reached a stalemate over a weird detail.
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Cop sacked over drunk antics back at work
A cop sacked for urinating off a balcony and crashing a police-issued vehicle while drink-driving has been allowed to return to work by a tribunal.
Sign you could pay for Australia Post bailout
As the national postal service prepares for its first financial loss in a decade, a small section in the budget reveals what could happen next.
‘No excuse’: Construction giant’s safety fail
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On the eve of a three-week trial, a man accused of choking his estranged wife to death has made a bombshell admission.
Sad update in search for missing fisherman
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Reason Parliament was evacuated revealed
Close to one hundred people were left standing on the lawns of the nation’s most powerful building after emergency alarms set off.
Wild footage of queue for inspection
Footage of a large queue of hopeful house hunters waiting to inspect a one bedroom apartment in Melbourne has emerged, sparking outrage.
What Aussies are spending the most on
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State’s horror multi-billion dollar ‘pressures’
A treasurer has revealed a $7 billion issue in his state’s budget inherited from a previous government and how he plans to fix it.
Lambie’s blunt response to Thorpe video
Parliament is reacting after independent senator Lidia Thorpe was filmed in an expletive-ridden incident on the weekend.
‘Keep them both’: Panthers confident on star duo
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