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WATCH: Productivity Commission warns young Australians may be worse off than their parents

WATCH: Productivity Commission warns young Australians may be worse off than their parents

Housing, wages, climate costs and aged care could hit young Australians harder than any recent generation, the Productivity Commission says.

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Qantas to pay $90m for illegally sacking workers

Qantas to pay $90m for illegally sacking workers

Union says the penalty “reflects the gravity” of the airline’s actions after 1,800 staff were unlawfully sacked.

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A local council in eastern Melbourne is spending $100,000 to move a hedge 4 metres

A local council in eastern Melbourne is spending $100,000 to move a hedge 4 metres

The works form part of a broader $25.1 million redevelopment of sporting facilities and public space in Melbourne's east.

Victoria News

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How do you even talk about the March for Australia?

How do you even talk about the March for Australia?

How do you talk about potentially hateful ideas without sharing them?

Analysis

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What do Aussie farmers think about American beef?

What do Aussie farmers think about American beef?

Australia is set to allow North American beef imports for the first time in more than 20 years, a move the government says is safe, but farmers fear could jeopardise the nation’s biosecurity.

Analysis

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They let me into Australia's largest pokie convention, and here's what I overheard

They let me into Australia's largest pokie convention, and here's what I overheard

Somehow getting my hands on a media pass, the National Account was invited to attend the Australasian Gaming Expo, where pub and club owners decide which pokie machines will end up on the floors of your local venue.

Sorry you feel that way: Environment Minister apologises for government's slow response to SA algal bloom

Sorry you feel that way: Environment Minister apologises for government's slow response to SA algal bloom

Environment Minister Murray Watt has "apologised" for those who feel the government's response to the bloom was too slow.

South Australia News

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What does defence have to do with climate?

What does defence have to do with climate?

A former Australian Army war studies director argues that climate change, not traditional military threats, is the greatest existential risk facing Australia.

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Should we cap superannuation at $5 million?

Should we cap superannuation at $5 million?

Why are taxpayers helping millionaires save more than they’ll ever spend?

Analysis

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