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Labor pledges 1500 cops in election crime pitch

1+ day, 6+ hour ago   (52+ words) The Australian Labor pledges 1500 cops in election crime pitch Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has promised to boost the state’s police force by 1500 officers and build a new training academy if Labor wins the November election. All your news for a…...


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Australia’s hottest IPO snubbing local investors for now

5+ day, 8+ hour ago   (48+ words) The Australian Australia’s hottest IPO snubbing local investors for now Firmus has locked in offshore roadshow dates for its $4bn IPO as the AI data centre company considers bypassing Australian institutional investors altogether. All your news for a great price...


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Beijing copied on Pacific windfall

6+ day, 9+ hour ago   (39+ words) theaustralian.com.au Beijing copied on Pacific windfall The Albanese government has been accused of ‘foreign interference’ in Solomon Islands after promising $980m to lock-in a new security agreement. All your news for a great price...


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Bathla stands down more than 200 workers as it secures funding

1+ week, 9+ hour ago   (82+ words) theaustralian.com.au The Bathla Group has stood down more than 200 workers as administrators say funding will only allow the company to maintain limited operations for two weeks. Up to 500 children are taking a class action to overturn Queensland’s puberty…...


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Why GDP is no longer an accurate measure of living standards

1+ week, 22+ hour ago   (47+ words) The Australian Why GDP is no longer an accurate measure of living standards GDP evolved from one useful measure of largely private sector economic production into economics’ universal scoreboard. All your news for a great price...


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Three robot-run convenience stores open in Hong Kong

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (177+ words) A new chain of Hong Kong convenience stores is doing customer service a bit differently. ​They have launched three venues that are fully operated by robots. ​A 173-centimetre humanoid robot runs the stores and operates 24 hours a day…...


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‘Another bad weekend’: Australian sellers hammered as spring starts with slump in Auctions

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (136+ words) The Australian On tonight’s episode of Paul Murray Live, News24 host Paul Murray warns Australians trying to sell their homes are facing another miserable weekend as auction activity slumps heading into the spring selling season. “Sadly, another bad weekend if you…...