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- CFMEU
Firebombing of official’s car, resignation of top executive rock CFMEU administration
The Albanese government-backed clean-up of the scandal-ridden construction union faces fresh challenges after an attack targeted an official, and the departure of a top executive.
- Nick McKenzie
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Defiant Grossi addresses staff after allegations of inappropriate behaviour
Celebrity chef Guy Grossi used an all-staff meeting to slam this masthead’s reporting as “manufactured and contrived”.
- Charlotte Grieve
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- Tragedy
Three pairs of friends, five dead young women, families in torment around the globe
From the excited farewells to the chaotic aftermath and, eventually, the decision to turn off life support, this is how the Laos methanol poisoning unfolded.
- Tara Brown, Serge Negus and Sheree Gibson
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‘Not good enough’: Laos poisoning families fear there will be no justice for their daughters
The families of Holly Bowles and Bianca Jones say they are losing faith in the Laos government’s investigation of the young travellers’ deaths.
- Tara Brown, Serge Negus and Sheree Gibson
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It’s time the hospitality industry got serious about cleaning up its mess
The stories have kept coming, and they will keep coming, until the sector grasps the need to explode long-standing norms.
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- Restaurants
Kissed without consent: Phoebe’s joy at Grossi Florentino job turned to tears
A sommelier at the famous restaurant kissed the young waitress, but when she reported the incident she was let down.
- Charlotte Grieve
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- Investigation
‘Unreserved and sincere’: Guy Grossi apologises after groping allegation
Guy Grossi is one of Australia’s most celebrated chefs. Now, following a months-long investigation, he’s issued a public apology after allegations he groped a woman.
- Charlotte Grieve and Ellen Fraser
Sam died at an Exclusive Brethren-linked workplace. His sister wants answers
Sam Keast thought of his workplace as his “kingdom”; his death there has prompted a WorkSafe investigation.
- Michael Bachelard
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- Australian Open
How a suspicious bookie sparked a match-fixing strike force
Police forces in three states were marshalled to gather evidence on matches involving Bernard Tomic, in the end it wasn’t enough for a prosecution.
- Nick McKenzie and Sam McClure
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- Religion
A decapitated doll and a prayer for my death: The many, many threats of the Exclusive Brethren
A parcel mailed to me at The Age office contained a small, blonde female doll, its head had been ripped from its shoulders. It wasn’t the only threat the members of the Exclusive Brethren had made against me.
- Michael Bachelard
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