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Trump and Clinton rally as early voting surges

Trump and Clinton rally as early voting surges

President Donald Trump has rallied with Republican supporters in Florida while former president Bill Clinton has ...
Jetsetting PM jettisons turbulence, hopes for reset

Jetsetting PM jettisons turbulence, hopes for reset

With the government facing rising pressure over inflation and a likely fresh rate rise, Anthony Albanese is ...
Binance seeks to shore up confidence after $9b heist

Binance seeks to shore up confidence after $9b heist

Binance is working with the FBI and the US Secret Service after losing billions of dollars in what is believed to ...
‘Serious harm’: all eyes on Australia over toxic spray

‘Serious harm’: all eyes on Australia over toxic spray

Australia should consider the consequences of being wrong about the health risks posed by a toxic chemical long ...
Cancelled Trump campaign rallies ‘are back on’

Cancelled Trump campaign rallies ‘are back on’

US President Donald Trump is set to hold rallies in Iowa and Kansas afterall following initial indications that he ...
Pope Leo votes by mail in US midterm elections

Pope Leo votes by mail in US midterm elections

Pope Leo XIV has become the first pontiff to vote in a United States general election, casting a ballot for the ...
Trump cancels weekend rallies days out from election

Trump cancels weekend rallies days out from election

Instead of flying to Iowa and Kansas, the billionaire Republican leader will hold tele-rallies and fall short of ...
North Korea blamed for ‘biggest ever’ crypto theft

North Korea blamed for ‘biggest ever’ crypto theft

Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, estimate a huge $US6.3 billion ($A9 billion) impact from the ...
Aussie shares finish the week higher as banks improve

Aussie shares finish the week higher as banks improve

A looming interest rate hike hasn't been able to dampen a recovery in financials stocks, which have supported the ...
‘Not going to defect’: Hanson downplays staffing issue

‘Not going to defect’: Hanson downplays staffing issue

The offer of extra staff to One Nation's David Farley does not mean the MP is considering leaving the party, ...
Gas bosses turn up heat with ‘market failure’ warnings

Gas bosses turn up heat with ‘market failure’ warnings

A plan to force gas producers to reserve the equivalent of up to 20 per cent of their exports for domestic ...
Burnout warning as AI rolled out for public servants

Burnout warning as AI rolled out for public servants

Concerns of AI being used to automate decisions within the public service have been raised, with memories of the ...
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