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With a working day sandwiched between the weekend and a public holiday, Friday is expected to be the most popular day to “chuck a sickie” this year.
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‘Not helpful’: Warning on kids’ TikTok ban
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Biden makes hilarious ‘Ron Burgundy’ gaffe
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Premier’s major call on work from home
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Alarming reason Aussies are quitting jobs
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Gymnast makes killing after career change
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Weird items Aussies claiming on tax
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One state to get a quarter of housing funding
Victoria is the big winner from the federal government’s new social housing fund announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
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‘Destruction’: Russia rages over Albo’s call
The Kremlin has responded to Anthony Albanese’s move to block Russia from building a new embassy near Parliament House.
Thorpe: Police ‘not experts’ on sexual assault
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