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Donald Trump has been ordered by a court to pay more than half a billion dollars — and his supporters are trying to help out.
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Staggering number of properties MPs own
As the Greens gear up to fight Labor over negative gearing and investment property tax concessions, the party’s own housing portfolio is coming under scrutiny.
Staggering number of properties MPs own
As the Greens gear up to fight Labor over negative gearing and investment property tax concessions, the party’s own housing portfolio is coming under scrutiny.
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The year of 2024 will decide the future for 3 billion people worldwide – and whether it’s “end times” for civilisation as we know it.
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Millions to be slugged with shock increase
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Dutton’s gamble with Voice decision
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Karl’s cheeky swipe at absent Dutton
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