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Find out if you're among the budget's winners or losers
In the first full budget since Labor’s landslide election victory last year, the government is putting some money back in workers’ pockets and increasing taxes on investors. So who wins and who misses out? Source link
LeBron contemplates potential retirement after NBA playoff exit
LeBron James says he has no idea what the future holds after being bounced out of the second round of the NBA playoffs. Source link
Pakistan market blast kills at least nine people
A blast in a market kills at least nine people as Islamabad blames Kabul for a weekend attack that has left 15 police officers dead. Source link
'Terrible conversation': Smith opens up on call to sack childhood coach
Cameron Smith is leaving no stone unturned in his bid to correct his recent form slump, even if that means parting ways with someone he considers a friend. Source link
Record payout after billionaire built mine without traditional owners' permission
Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue has been ordered to pay $150 million to WA traditional owners after mining their land without permission. Source link
Australian company Heytesbury buys mega fleet of 11 live export ships
Owned by the Holmes à Court family, Heytesbury runs 165,000 head of cattle in northern Australia and has just struck a deal with Vroon to buy its ships. Source link
Tax reform to open door to 75,000 first home buyers, government estimates
In political push to get ahead of criticism it has broken election promises, Labor is making a case for how wealth is taxed in Australia by promising the budget will open the housing market up to younger buyers. Source link
A new tectonic plate boundary could be forming in southern Africa
Gases collected from boiling mineral springs in Zambia contain the chemical signature of having come directly from the Earth’s mantle, a sign of a rupture in the tectonic plates and the possible beginning of a new continental boundary Source link
Trend Micro's enterprise unit shuts Sydney engineering team
Exclusive: R&D moved to Asia. Source link
SA man forced to spend night in hospital ED due to lack of access cabs
A multiple sclerosis patient says he waited three hours for an access cab, only to be told in the middle of the night one would not be available, forcing him to spend the night at an Adelaide emergency room. Source link