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Man dead after falling from hot air balloon
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Emergency services have roped off a street in suburban Melbourne after a man fell to his death from a hot air balloon.
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Inquest reveals racist NT police 'certificates'
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Former constable Zachary Rolfe has produced certificates aiming to prove the existence of a racist award in the Northern Territory Police.
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Paid parental leave for 26 weeks approved
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Commonwealth-paid parental leave will be expanded to 26 weeks incrementally over the next two years after new laws passed parliament.
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Seven charged in domestic violence incidents
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Seven people were charged with various family violence offences, including assault, property damage, harassment and trespass, after several incidents on Sunday.
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Uber settles taxi court battle for $272 million
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Uber has agreed to settle a long-running court battle for $271.8 million, finally giving taxi and hire car drivers the compensation they deserve, lawyers say.
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Boomers are online shopping, others pull back
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Baby boomers are increasingly shopping online but have a way to go before out-spending their millennial children as cost-of-living pressures shrink baskets.
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Google under scrutiny in digital platform probe
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Generative AI, overseas reforms, tech developments and the quality of online search will be scrutinised by the ACCC during a digital platform services inquiry.
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Leigh calls for more airline competition
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Assistant Competition Minister and federal member for Fenner Andrew Leigh has used a speech in Melbourne to renew calls for greater competition in the airline industry.
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Why do Australians trust retailers so much?
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Bunnings has toppled Woolworths as Australia’s most ‘trusted’ brand – what makes us trust a brand in the first place, asks LOUISE GRIMMER.
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Passion's music rises above problematic past
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Reviewer SARAH BYRNE tries to look through the problematic choice of performing JS Bach's St John Passion and just relish Canberra Bach Ensemble's "glorious" performance.
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This week's digital edition
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In a new column, political commentator ANDREW HUGHES explains why Labor is the number one political act in town: "A nice presser by apprentice and wannabe Chief Minister Steel with some tough words and angry frowns for the Greens."
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