Spending up 300 per cent for no return
WHAT’S something on which the government can increase real spending by more than 300 per cent and get virtually nothing in return?
WHAT’S something on which the government can increase real spending by more than 300 per cent and get virtually nothing in return?
A MID-OCEAN transfer of asylum-seekers from an Australian customs vessel to a Sri Lankan navy cutter could take place as early as today.
UNIONS Tasmania is being investigated over how it spent a grant to assist injured workers.
CONVICTED child sex offender Rolf Harris faces a hefty bill to repay the costs of his legal trial, which will put a dent in his $18m fortune.
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ANNE Kennedy has already sold her Santos shares “with bitterness”.
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