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No panic buying or bowser rage despite fuel price surge

No panic buying or bowser rage despite fuel price surge

A surge in fuel prices is not translating to a spike in driver aggression at the bowser, despite fears servo ...
Challenge for native bird colony amid flu outbreak

Challenge for native bird colony amid flu outbreak

Fears are growing for a native bird colony as residents report finding dead birds on beaches while the deadly H5 ...
China’s exports slow slightly despite big tech demand

China’s exports slow slightly despite big tech demand

The global need for high-tech items and vehicles continues to fuel China's trade boom, even as exports fell a ...
‘History makers’ win at national Aboriginal art awards

‘History makers’ win at national Aboriginal art awards

The prestigious $100,000 Telstra Art Award has gone to Ryan Presley, while winning works include dilly bags made ...
Jones’s alleged victim says he lied to mum, not court

Jones’s alleged victim says he lied to mum, not court

An athlete who claims he was assaulted by Alan Jones says he lied to his mother about the acts when allegations ...
Pressure mounts on Labor to strengthen gambling reforms

Pressure mounts on Labor to strengthen gambling reforms

Labor is holding firm on gambling laws despite growing calls across the parliament for inducements and all ...
Aussie tech firm’s shares soar on ‘outstanding’ quarter

Aussie tech firm’s shares soar on ‘outstanding’ quarter

Shares in Sydney-based software company Atlassian have jumped by almost a third after a strong performance quieted ...
Coles to offshore hundreds of jobs in Accenture deal

Coles to offshore hundreds of jobs in Accenture deal

Australia's second largest supermarket chain will send hundreds of jobs offshore in an effort to cut costs and ...
Smart glasses in sharp focus over privacy concerns

Smart glasses in sharp focus over privacy concerns

The attorney-general has urged for the privacy watchdog to examine issues with the growing use of smart glasses, ...
Islamic leader defends controversial Hamas comments

Islamic leader defends controversial Hamas comments

Australia's imams council has defended a decision not to eject a cleric who declared he was elated shortly after ...
‘Not good at all’: cost of living bites furniture titan

‘Not good at all’: cost of living bites furniture titan

A foreign war, sluggish spending and climbing interest rates are fanning major headwinds for one of Australia's ...
Australian shares dip as Hormuz deal details disappoint

Australian shares dip as Hormuz deal details disappoint

The ASX is on track to snap a five-session win streak after a plan to reopen a major shipping route came with ...
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