Rudd’s surprise remark during ScoMo’s book launch
He once accused Scott Morrison of gaslighting the nation. But Kevin Rudd took a different approach as he launched his former nemesis’ new book.
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Man facing life in prison after job interview
A man is facing life in prison after admitting to a heinous crime during a job interview to become a police officer.
Hidden good news in wages growth slip
Workers, already under pressure from inflation, saw their wages slide last quarter but there is some good news for homeowners.
Text proves scammers have gone too far
The voice of Queensland Premier Steven Miles has been cloned using artificial intelligence technology to produce an eerily accurate impersonation of the leader.
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Call for athletes to ‘boycott’ Dan
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Push to strip entitlements for senior role
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Dan’s Comm Games cost remains a mystery
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Founder of iconic Aussie tea brand dies
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Treasurer defends ‘last century’ report data
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Boss stood down from $900k job
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Telstra axes 472 jobs in major restructure
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