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‘Result of wilful blindness’
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$300k penalty for burger bar
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Unionists disrupt port, CBD
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Huge fine as workers ripped off
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On par with Kiwis but US has it easier
The Coalition’s personal tax cuts will bring Australian workers earning $200,000 a year in 2024 into line with Kiwis.
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