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Australia - The Nightly
WEBCommunities reckon with identity a year after October 7. For thousands of people across Australia, nothing has been the same since Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, and murdered people going about their day.
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Australia - The Nightly
WEB6 days ago · Report probes supermarket giants’ domination, abuse of power. An inquiry into Australia’s supermarkets is probing the lack of competition between Coles and Woolworths amid claims they are abusing their market power and gouging customers and suppliers.
NRL grand final 2024: Penrith Panthers beat Melbourne Storm 14 …
WEB8 hours ago · The Panthers pulled away with 20 minutes to go after Martin won a high ball against Xavier Coates to offload to prop Moses Leota, who then smartly passed to centre Alamoti, who in turn made a short race for the corner post before diving forward with the ball in his right hand to score centrimetres inside the touch line.
Politics - The Nightly
WEB4 days ago · Independent senator Fatima Payman is poised to launch her own political party in an attempt to harness people’s anger with Labor and expand the Senate crossbench.
NAB says Reserve Bank of Australia could move to cut rates in …
WEB6 days ago · All of Australia’s big four banks are now tipping an interest rate cut by mid-February, after NAB shifted up its forecast. NAB had expected rate relief in May 2025 but on Monday pulled that estimate forward by three months. The bank has lined up with Westpac and ANZ in predicting a new year boost ...
The economic war of words is playing out in Aussie wallets
WEBSep 4, 2024 · Anaemic economic growth reminiscent of the early 90’s recession reveals households and businesses cutting back amid higher interest rates — and adds to concerns that government spending is prolonging their agony. Australia’s economy grew just 0.2 per cent in the June quarter, according to the ...
Opinion - The Nightly
WEBEDITORIAL: Governments need to stop undoing the work of the RBA by pumping money back into the economy through spending and subsidies.
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