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James HallState political reporter

James Hall is an experienced reporter who has worked in online and print in Sydney, Adelaide, and Canberra, as well as brief postings in Cambodia and Indonesia. He previously covered politics at the News Corp NewsWire, where his work was published in The Australian, The Courier-Mail, news.com.au and other mastheads. Before this, he was a finance reporter at news.com.au and the Australian Associated Press before that, where he covered a broad range of desks including state politics in South Australia and the stock market from Sydney.

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Coles revives free hot chook policy: How to nab a free roast chicken

How to nab a free roast chicken

Supermarket hot chooks are a great way to bring down your food costs — but one shopper has found a way to turn this cheap meal into a freebie.

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Westpac Bank signage is seen in Melbourne, Sunday, 5 May 2019. Westpac is due to deliver in financial half year results tomorrow, Monday 6 May, 2019. (AAP Image/Ellen Smith) NO ARCHIVING

40,000 bank customers to get refund

Westpac has been forced to repay 40,000 customers after a processing error meant they were over charged tens of millions of dollars.

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Australian Economy

Borrowing power with differing interest rate criteria. Picture: Canstar

How to get new $62,000 bonus

A change to lending standards could mean Aussies who were recently deemed too risky by the bank could now be viewed as desirable borrowers.

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Australian Economy

Australian Fifty Cent Coin. Note this is a circulated coin so has some nicks and scratches. Stock image of a pile of Australian 50 cent coins with Australian money in background.

New 50c coin’s striking feature

The Royal Mint has announced a new 50 cent coin which celebrates a historic and iconic journey in Australia – and it’s eye-catching.

A mines worker at the Baralaba North Coal mine just outside Baralaba was killed over the weekend, pictures of the Baralaba North Mine. Pictures Cockatoo Mines

Coal miner dies at work

A man in his twenties was killed while working at Queensland coal mine and another was seriously injured at a separate site.

A Chinese Navel ship anchored in Sydney Harbour, Friday, June 7, 2019. Three Chinese Navy ships made a surprise four-day visit to Sydney, with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison saying it was a reciprocal visit after Australian naval vessels visited China. (AAP Image/Bianca De Marchi) NO ARCHIVING

‘Collecting info’: Chinese spy ship in Aus

The Australian Defence Force has said it is keeping a close eye on a Chinese spy warship heading to Australian waters.

A mines worker at the Baralaba North Coal mine just outside Baralaba was killed over the weekend, pictures of the Baralaba North Mine. Pictures Cockatoo Mines

Coal miner dies at work

A man in his twenties was killed while working at Queensland coal mine and another was seriously injured at a separate site.

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A Chinese Navel ship anchored in Sydney Harbour, Friday, June 7, 2019. Three Chinese Navy ships made a surprise four-day visit to Sydney, with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison saying it was a reciprocal visit after Australian naval vessels visited China. (AAP Image/Bianca De Marchi) NO ARCHIVING

‘Collecting info’: Chinese spy ship in Aus

The Australian Defence Force has said it is keeping a close eye on a Chinese spy warship heading to Australian waters.

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Gas explosion sends debris flying hundreds of metres in Florida.

‘Debris everywhere’: Explosion hell

A massive explosion has ripped through a shopping mall, sending debris flying in the air while witnesses described it as “terrifying”.

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The terrifying moment reporters were rocked by Californian earthquake.

News anchors’ terrifying moment on TV

It was the biggest earthquake to hit California in 20 years, leaving destruction in its wake but experts warn a bigger quake could be coming.

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