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Bitter with Australia for deporting him, he hatched a plan to get even
Eneasi Taumoefolau’s 2024 arrest on drugs charges ignited fears the notoriously violent outlaw Comancheros gang had infiltrated “the Friendly Islands”. Source link
Where does all the NDIS money go and how did we get here?
With more changes surrounding the NDIS set to be announced, here’s everything you need to know about the scheme. Source link
Why the gas giants stopped gouging
After a decade and a half of mostly failed threats from three prime ministers and constant surveillance by the competition regulator, the east coast gas export giants are suddenly putting Australians first. Source link
Gas tax fight escalates ahead of budget as inquiry begins
Calls are growing for a new 25 per cent tax on gas exports to increase the petroleum resource rent tax on windfall profits, but companies have warned any changes would jeopardise Australia’s energy supply. Source link
Did you really get a discount on your Tim Tams? The ACCC doesn't think so
The sequel to Australia’s supermarket pricing wars is about to kick off in the Federal Court as the ACCC takes on Woolworths over what it argues are misleading pricing practices. Source link
UK PM shifts blame to Foreign Office in bid to contain Mandelson scandal
The crisis around the embattled British prime minister continues to grow, with Sir Keir Starmer facing questions from MPs about what he knew of the vetting process of Peter Mandelson. Source link
Can you determine your personalised stress score?
“I’m stressed” is a phrase that many of us use, but now there are ways to shed light on how stressed you actually are Source link
Blues confirm Hollands has been admitted to hospital after concerning scenes
Carlton says young star Elijah Hollands has been admitted to hospital after suffering a mental health episode in Thursday night’s match. Source link
Tsunami alert issued after powerful earthquake off Japan's northern coast — as it happened
The 7.7-magnitude earthquake off the north-east coast of Japan triggered tsunami warnings and widespread evacuation orders affecting around 170,000 people. Look back on our live coverage. Source link
AFL apologises after Butters appeal upheld, umpire abuse conviction quashed
The AFL appeals board has quashed Zak Butters’s conviction for abusive language against umpire Nick Foot, saying a Tribunal member listening in while driving his car for part of the original hearing constitutes a miscarriage of justice. Source link