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Home-building costs rise, but not as much as feared

Home-building costs rise, but not as much as feared

The cost of building a home in Australia increased by one per cent in the June quarter, as higher oil prices and ...
D-Day for Rebel Wilson’s fiery court feud with co-star

D-Day for Rebel Wilson’s fiery court feud with co-star

Hollywood star Rebel Wilson is set to learn the outcome of a fiery defamation battle brought by her co-star that ...
Abuse prompts Jewish congregants to conceal identity

Abuse prompts Jewish congregants to conceal identity

Jewish community members are suffering mounting abuse while walking to synagogues, prompting some to conceal their ...
Damning report highlights red flags before girl’s death

Damning report highlights red flags before girl’s death

Sweeping changes have been recommended for a child protection system after a review found safety threats were ...
Minister presses Laos over backpacker poisoning deaths

Minister presses Laos over backpacker poisoning deaths

Foreign Minister Penny Wong has expressed disappointment over Laos failing to press serious charges over the ...
Robot dealership agents in EV maker’s Australian pitch

Robot dealership agents in EV maker’s Australian pitch

Humanoid greeters in car dealerships and flying vehicles are among the latest pitches from a Chinese EV maker ...
Investors returning after budget blow to housing breaks

Investors returning after budget blow to housing breaks

The share of homes bought by investors compared to owner-occupiers is returning to levels seen prior to the ...
Supermarket giant fights watchdog over new powers

Supermarket giant fights watchdog over new powers

Theories of harm used to block a major supermarket chain from opening a new store in a regional city were not ...
‘Done it tough’: Hanson defends her billionaire backer

‘Done it tough’: Hanson defends her billionaire backer

Pauline Hanson has defended her relationship with billionaire donor Gina Rinehart, also declaring taxpayers didn't ...
Shares slip, oil holds gains on Red Sea blockade threat

Shares slip, oil holds gains on Red Sea blockade threat

A sell-down in the major banks is weighing on the local stock exchange, while energy stocks continue to rise as ...
Scandal-hit accounting firm names new chief executive

Scandal-hit accounting firm names new chief executive

KPMG Australia chief financial officer John Sams will take over as its next chief executive, amid fallout from the ...
Gold miner to give investors a payout for first time

Gold miner to give investors a payout for first time

A company that's been operating for almost six decades is about to reward investors who hung around for its ...
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