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The necessity of falling house prices
15+ hour, 49+ min ago (489+ words) Labor is in a curious position: it has a policy that works, but it cannot say so. Treasurer Jim Chalmers should be able to say: yes, house prices are coming down slightly; they need to. That is the point of…...
Australian reported dead in Nepal-Tibet flood
1+ week, 5+ day ago (232+ words) The Saturday Paper Article text size: This control adjusts article text size. For broader accessibility options, please use your browser or device text scaling settings. Australian reported dead in Nepal-Tibet flood NSW hiker Michael Keats has been reported dead by…...
Woodside ditches clean energy targets
2+ week, 4+ day ago (235+ words) The Saturday Paper Article text size: This control adjusts article text size. For broader accessibility options, please use your browser or device text scaling settings. Woodside ditches clean energy targets Woodside Energy has abandoned its long-term emissions targets and plans…...
Canada and US enter ‘war’ on trade
2+ week, 6+ day ago (158+ words) Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says his country is “at war” over trade with the United States, following a breakdown in negotiations between the neighbouring countries that resulted in the US imposing 50% tariffs on US$20bn ($28bn) worth of Canadian goods. Carney…...
Exclusive: NACC letters gaslit Meals on Wheels whistleblower
3+ week, 2+ day ago (1657+ words) The NACC is refusing to release its investigation into millions of dollars in Meals on Wheels contracts, instead telling the whistleblower she is confused about the outcome. The National Anti-Corruption Commission completed an investigation into almost $9 million worth of federal…...