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NAB faces legal action over 345 customers
National Australia Bank is facing federal court for allegedly failing 345 customers at their most vulnerable when they applied for hardship support.
1.9 million Aussies can’t pay their bills
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Sign Aussie building battles ending
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Trump to cost voters $2600
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‘Trump trades’ impact on Australia
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Nine addresses fiery shareholders
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More bad news for Aussie workers
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