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Samsung customer dies after triple zero call failed

Samsung customer dies after triple zero call failed

An Australian telco company has apologised after a customer whose phone was unable to make triple zero calls on ...
Louvre closes gallery due to structural weakness

Louvre closes gallery due to structural weakness

Louvre management have been neglecting security and infrastructure in favour of artwork acquisitions, a state ...
COP30 delegates dig into toughest issues in final week

COP30 delegates dig into toughest issues in final week

China, India and other developing nations are more involved at COP30 than usual, with the EU hobbled by weakening ...
Insight on cash rate pause as economy runs at capacity

Insight on cash rate pause as economy runs at capacity

Rate-watchers will delve into the Reserve Bank's unanimous decision to keep interest rates on hold as stubborn ...
Power up: warning coalition policy will drive up prices

Power up: warning coalition policy will drive up prices

The coalition is selling its energy policy as economically sensible, but one expert believes it will actually be ...
Bank bosses face grilling over AI, scams and practices

Bank bosses face grilling over AI, scams and practices

Commonwealth and Westpac executives are first-up as the federal parliament probes practices at Australia's big ...
Hanson’s tweet ‘unfit for afternoon tea but not racist’

Hanson’s tweet ‘unfit for afternoon tea but not racist’

A finding that most migrants of colour would be intimidated by Pauline Hanson telling a Greens senator to go back ...
Risk to children low amid asbestos scare, expert says

Risk to children low amid asbestos scare, expert says

Families shouldn't be unduly alarmed by an asbestos scare, as there's a very low chance of children being ...
Christmas bookings strong at leading pub group

Christmas bookings strong at leading pub group

Endeavour Group, which owns 354 licensed hotels as well as BWS and Dan Murphy's, is expecting 40,000 holiday ...
Moderate MPs rally around Ley amid leadership turmoil

Moderate MPs rally around Ley amid leadership turmoil

Sussan Ley's allies insist they are not preparing to turn on their leader to support right-wing challengers after ...
Charities at stake after fail on workers comp reform

Charities at stake after fail on workers comp reform

Insurance premiums for many charities and small businesses are set to spike after sweeping workers compensation ...
Japan economy contracts for first time in six quarters

Japan economy contracts for first time in six quarters

Japan's economy shrank in the July-September quarter, complicating the Bank of Japan's plans to raise interest ...
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