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National

Housing criticism a distraction: Shorten

Labor leader Bill shorten says attacks on proposed changes to negative gearing are aimed at distracting Australians from the government’s performance.

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National

Oakden families angered by inquiry snub

Families who blew the whistle on the abuse at the Oakden nursing home have been angered by their treatment at the start of the royal commission.

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National

Vic man in court over historical attacks

A man has appeared in a Melbourne court over a series of sex attacks dating back to 1971.

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National

‘Tobacco ring’ Ibrahim in Sydney court

Fadi Ibrahim, the brother of Sydney identity John Ibrahim, has appeared in a court over his involvement in an alleged tobacco-smuggling ring.

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National

Bell trial to stay in SA District Court

A judge has rejected a bid to move the trial for SA MP Troy Bell from the District to the Supreme Court.

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Sport

AFL

Jarrod Witts signs five-year Suns AFL deal

Jarrod Witts has committed his future to the Gold Coast Suns, the ruckman locking in a five-year contract extension on Wednesday.

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Horse Racing

Belwazi to chase Kensington Stakes upset

The Jerome Hunter-trained Belwazi will chase an upset in the Kensington Stakes at Flemington after being a late nomination for the Listed race.

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Rugby

Inglis to retire from NRL at end of 2020

South Sydney’s Greg Inglis has announced he will retire from the NRL at the end of the 2020 season.

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World

World

Europe prepares for a chaotic Brexit

European Union nations are hiring thousands of workers and issuing emergency decrees to prepare for the increasingly likely possibility of a no-deal Brexit.

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World

Duque vows justice following Bogota blast

The president of Colombia has promised his nation that those behind a car bombing that killed 11 people at a police academy will be brought to justice.

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World

Doubts over legitimacy of Congo’s election

The African Union is calling on the Democratic Republic of Congo to delay releasing the final results from its recent election, citing reports of vote rigging.

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World

Prince Philip escapes road crash unhurt

The Duke of Edinburgh was “very, very shocked” and shaken - but uninjured - after a car crash that left his Land Rover overturned.

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World

Tenth of PNG’s APEC cars missing

About 100 cars bought for Papua New Guinea’s hosting of APEC have yet to make it back to the government, officials say.

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Finance

Finance

Atlassian surges on ‘ripper’ $1bn year

Investors have rallied around Aussie tech giant Atlassian after the software provider eclipsed $US1 billion in calendar year revenue for the first time.

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Finance

Afterpay surging, but credit inquiry looms

Afterpay is booming, but the company has also defended its risk to consumers ahead of an appearance at a Senate inquiry into buy-now-pay-later companies.

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Finance

Rio Tinto hits iron ore output target

Rio Tinto has shipped 338.2 million tonnes of iron ore from its Pilbara operations, in line with its full-year guidance, up two per cent on the previous year.

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Entertainment

Entertainment

Cardi B says she’ll keep talking politics

Rapper Cardi B says she knows politics can be boring but she’s imploring her 40 million Instagram followers to pay attention to what’s going on.

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Entertainment

Supermodel in feud with Brazilian minister

Supermodel Gisele Bundchen is firing back after Brazil’s agriculture minister called her a “bad Brazilian” for attacking the country’s record on deforestation.

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Entertainment

Award-winning poet Mary Oliver dead at 83

Mary Oliver, the poet who asked “what is it you plan to do / with your one wild and precious life,“ has died at the age of 83.

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