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Magic Round to remain in Brisbane until 2032 after government reaches deal with NRL
Queensland’s deal with the NRL to host Magic Round was originally due to end after 2027, but the state government has reached a deal with the NRL to extend until 2032. Source link
Invictus Australia budget cut labelled potentially 'life-threatening'
The federal government is urged to reverse its decision to cut funding to Invictus Australia, an organisation that supports veterans. Source link
Labor upgrades migration numbers by 55,000 in federal budget
The federal budget reveals the government expects more migrants to arrive to Australia than previously thought, even as it faces a campaign from the Coalition and One Nation to slash migration rates. Source link
US author to be sentenced for killing husband then writing a book on grief
Kouri Richins was convicted of aggravated murder after poisoning her husband with fentanyl and self-publishing a children’s book about coping with grief. Source link
Forget the generation gap, this budget is about 'the 1 per cent' and the rest
Just like it did in 2019, Labor is making an argument about wealth in Australia when it proposes negative gearing and capital gains tax changes. Source link
May reveals 'mental breakdown' led to abrupt AFL retirement
Steven May opens up on his shock decision to retire from the AFL just two weeks before the season opener for Melbourne. Source link
Could cars save this struggling country mall?
A Victorian council is proposing to reopen a regional mall to vehicles after 44 years in an attempt to breathe new life into the area. Source link
ACMA to establish dedicated triple zero division
Finds a home for additional cash injection. Source link
Homeless and cash-strapped: Laws aim to protect stranded WA home buyers
New legislation introduced to state parliament aim to prevent Western Australians from having to suffer the financial and emotional strain of not having a home if their building company collapses. Source link
Ship owner ordered to pay after 2022 crash sinks tugboats
A shipping company’s attempt to avoid paying millions of dollars to Tasmania’s port authority over the sinking of two tugboats in Devonport has been overturned by Australia’s High Court. Source link