The High Court unanimously ruled that the extinguishment of native title rights should attract compensation under “just terms” from the federal government. The chair of Jawun, winner in the Not-for-Profit category, says “everyone wins” from the charity’s program seconding corporates employees to Indigenous communities. The bank’s new Indigenous strategy comes after years of charging unknown fees against customers in remote areas. Australia’s small and once-influential political parties have turned to their own internecine wars on the day the lopsided 48th federal parliament opened for business.
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The driver allegedly told police he was on the way to pick up some parts. The AFP has warned against sharing bank details with third parties, as they step up a crackdown on illicit money. When life doesn’t give them lemons, some people apparently just take lemons from others. Police found the man, believed to be aged in his 20s, trapped under the heavy machinery this morning.
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The telco group sold phone plans to people who could not use them at home because there was no Optus coverage where they lived, the competition watchdog claims. When a NSW mining project was halted to protect hotly disputed Indigenous heritage it showed a lot has changed since Juukan Gorge, even if the laws haven’t. But economic leadership can only begin from a shared sense of national identity.
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As Australia’s publishers grapple with how to foster a new generation of local writers, a similar crisis is being experienced by the nation’s music industry. It’s a year since the Herald’s investigation blew the lid on the union’s rotten conduct. Many companies view investor meetings such as the one that the UnitedHealthcare boss was walking to as security risks because they are highly publicised. Macquarie’s decision to exit the Net Zero Banking Alliance risks its bottom line and leaves its carefully built reputation as a green bank in tatters.
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The two women had a short conversation with an unknown man before he allegedly attacked. The 56-year-old never returned from a day on the water off the coast of Batemans Bay on Saturday. A major new study taking in countries including Australia has revealed the benefits of a shortened work week. Officers allege the man took a photo of the moment on his phone and forwarded it to several other people. The teens will face court after the incident in Brighton, Melbourne, overnight.
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- A reign of terror carried out by two serial killers at a remote cabin was brought to an end, but one managed to escape justice.
- The bank’s new Indigenous strategy comes after years of charging unknown fees against customers in remote areas.
- The CEO of Australia’s biggest private hospital operator has flagged greater AI adoption as a way to help improve services.
- ASIC boss Joe Longo warned of an outbreak of “issues in the bedroom migrating to the boardroom” as Christine Holman revealed the threat made to her.
- Dozens of individually wrapped packages were allegedly hidden in mechanical equipment.
Three unknown males broke into the house overnight and stole several items including jewellery. The children and a woman they are believed to be travelling with may be in northern NSW, police said. The federal government’s new bill will cut PBS-listed medicine prices to their lowest level in 20 years. The suspended senator entered the press gallery on Thursday and called for a “free Palestine” as debate rumbled in the chamber below.
A reign of terror carried out by two serial killers at a remote cabin was brought to an end, but one managed to escape justice. The protester was the subject of an iconic photograph, but then he vanished without trace. New research found affectionate paternal bonds and high levels of social support made men less likely to abuse partners. Residents are being warned the extreme weather could begin to impact them from tomorrow. Variable home loan rates have tumbled to a level not seen in two years, but customers are advised to choose carefully. They were escorted by Indonesian police as investigators attempt to piece together the alleged gangland hit.
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It angered fellow investors but has shown moral courage rather than selfishness. The monetary policy board minutes show a body desperately trying to conjure any reason it could find not to cut interest rates — despite the evidence staring it in the face. Veteran environmentalist David Suzuki believes the time has passed us to stop climate change. If ruthless growth relies on uninhibited data accumulation and commodification, people’s right to privacy becomes collateral damage.
The country’s health minister says the aim is to make sure children breathe air free of tobacco smoke. After Sydney, this Aussie capital is the most expensive place in the country to buy a house. Two young men were taken to hospital, while the driver of a white Audi is in the wind after running from the scene. Police were called to the Dolphin Heads property for a welfare check yesterday afternoon.
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- The driver allegedly told police he was on the way to pick up some parts.
- It’s alleged a group of gatecrashers with machetes approached two people at the house in Chifley last Saturday.
- The fine print of the bourse’s corporate governance principles shows Richard White and the remaining board members are in a rather urgent pickle.
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With fair compensation for the impact of mining on our country, our people will be in a strong position to achieve even greater economic and cultural results in the decades to come. Culture wars break out amid debates such as the frequency of welcome to country ceremonies because elites fail to listen to ordinary people’s legitimate social concerns. NSW governments have promised gambling reform for years, but only the venues have changed. Questions must be answered, including whether the broad consensus-based approach of the council should continue or it should be an advisory body to the bourse.
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The CEO of Australia’s biggest private hospital operator has flagged greater AI adoption as a way to help improve services. Billionaire Sam Arnaout’s private company Iris Capital has been able to shield his gambling profits from prying eyes. Donald Trump jnr and Eric Trump have been picking up corporate jobs and acquiring millions since their father was re-elected – but one deal stands out. The inquest into the killing of Kumanjayi Walker found the officer who shot him three times was racist.