‘$3 billion in debt wiped’: Aussies wake up to bonus cash
Aussies woke up to a cost-of-living Christmas present in their bank account, after the Federal Government issued refunds to the tune of hundreds of dollars after changes to student loans.
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Charity doubles down for Christmas
Charitable donations are more in need than ever this Christmas and one appeal will match any money given this last weekend before December 25.
Losses pile up for dodgy Aus builder victims
The structural cracking calamity that took place on Christmas Eve in 2018 continues to haunt the victims of one of Australia’s dodgiest buildings.
‘False sense of security’: Premier’s pill testing backflip criticised
NSW Opposition leader Mark Speakman has criticised Premier Chris Minns’ shifted stance on pill testing, saying there is “no evidence” it saves lives. Here’s why the Premier changed his mind.
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Named: Teen accused of popping tyre in police pursuit
A teenager suspended from driving allegedly led police on a pursuit through an arterial road before he hit a kerb and punctured a tyre in a late-night chase in the city’s west.
Mystery black balls force closure of Bondi beach
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‘Democratic predicament’: Federal hopeful on ‘jetty jewel’ debate
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Labor MPs dumbfounded by Albanese’s clifftop purchase
State Labor MPs have slammed Anthony Albanese’s recent property purchase, labelling the timing of it as “stupid” and saying it shows his “lack of political and social understanding”.
Eat, drink and dance: Best venues to make merry at The Everest
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Chart reveals exactly where Sydney is falling behind
A new landmark report has revealed what Sydney needs to do to solve its housing crisis, and why it has fallen behind other global cities.
Professor’s visa cancelled after Oct 7 rally
An American law professor has been kicked out of Australia after telling a rally at a Sydney mosque that October 7 was a “good day”.
Sydney Uni students able to self-identify as Indigenous
One of Australia’s leading institutions has not implemented a 2022 proposal to prohibit staff and students from self-identifying as Indigenous.
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