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Overdue Apology: Veterans Dismissed for Sexuality Seek Recognition
Being dismissed from the military for one's sexuality historically meant the immediate, involuntary termination of a service career based solely on an…
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Victorian Spill’s Impact on Federal Politics: A Deep Dive
The Victorian spill refers to the sudden removal of Premier Jacinta Allan and the subsequent election of Ben Carroll as the new leader, an event…
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NSW Liberals’ ‘Braveheart’ Tribe Under ICAC Scrutiny
The "Braveheart" tribe is a secretive sub-faction within the NSW Liberals, described by former NSW MP David Elliott as a "cult." Its significance lies in…
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HSBC Exits Australian Retail Banking Amid ICAC Revelations and Shifting Market Dynamics
Retail banking focuses on meeting the financial needs of individual households by providing access to essential services such as everyday transaction…
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Labor MP Luke Gosling Charged with Assault: Calls for Standing Down
Political assault is not a separate legal category but describes a criminal charge of assault brought against an elected official, which inherently…
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Compulsory Voting Woes: Australians Fined $4M for Election No-Shows
Compulsory voting is the mandatory requirement for all Australian citizens aged 18 and over to enrol and cast a vote in both federal and state…
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Treasurer Welcomes ‘Encouraging’ Inflation Numbers as Rates Ease
The Treasurer has officially welcomed the June inflation data as a sign that economic conditions are moving in a favourable direction for the nation.…
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Surprise Inflation Drop Eases Chance of RBA Interest Rate Hikes
The recent cooling of headline inflation to 3.8 per cent signals that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) may be less inclined to implement additional…
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Australian Inflation Falls to ‘Encouraging’ Levels, Easing Interest Rate Hike Fears
The headline inflation rate in Australia currently sits at 3.8 per cent, marking a notable decrease from the previous 4 per cent figure recorded earlier…
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ASX Set to Fall as Oil Prices Surge Past $US100
Rising oil prices generally act as a dual-edged sword for the Australian Securities Exchange, often suppressing consumer discretionary spending while…