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From January to March in 2021 and 2022, periods when the Liberal government was in power, there was a higher amount of outages by average minutes than compared to the same time in 2023 and 2024 under the Albanese Labor government

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What's driving up the price of a Big Mac? Is it the beef and cheese or perhaps the giant increase in tax avoidance to offshore their profits?

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The tiny private Catholic college making a big impression at Sky News. Campion College has developed a close relationship with sections of Sky News Australia, particularly its digital department, with alumni links for its very small student base leading to a comparatively large cohort at the network

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David Crisafulli’s going appearance rate these days is $2500

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The Minerals Council of Australia accuses the Albanese government of siding with the Mining and Energy Union against BHP in same job, same pay Fair Work Commission case

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The rise in electric vehicles as a proportion of total light vehicles sold over the past decade

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Centrepay report that found major failings ‘ignored’ by successive Coalition governments, author says

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Some Australian families are struggling, but fewer than ever before. Consumer spending data, analysed correctly, shows the economy is nowhere near as bad as news reports claim. Alan Austin reports.

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Managing trusts set up for philanthropy has become a lucrative business in a concentrated market – one that is increasingly incentivised to put shareholders before charities

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From January to March in 2021 and 2022, periods when the Liberal government was in power, there was a higher amount of outages by average minutes than compared to the same time in 2023 and 2024 under the Albanese Labor government	27
What's driving up the price of a Big Mac? Is it the beef and cheese or perhaps the giant increase in tax avoidance to offshore their profits?	24
The tiny private Catholic college making a big impression at Sky News. Campion College has developed a close relationship with sections of Sky News Australia, particularly its digital department, with alumni links for its very small student base leading to a comparatively large cohort at the network	22
David Crisafulli’s going appearance rate these days is $2500	19
The Minerals Council of Australia accuses the Albanese government of siding with the Mining and Energy Union against BHP in same job, same pay Fair Work Commission case	13
The rise in electric vehicles as a proportion of total light vehicles sold over the past decade	11
Centrepay report that found major failings ‘ignored’ by successive Coalition governments, author says	11
Some Australian families are struggling, but fewer than ever before. Consumer spending data, analysed correctly, shows the economy is nowhere near as bad as news reports claim. Alan Austin reports.	11
Managing trusts set up for philanthropy has become a lucrative business in a concentrated market – one that is increasingly incentivised to put shareholders before charities	9