The court decision has made essential findings about what took place,but it is already being used to justify yet another hunt for targets.
Furious Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones will force social media companies to answer to government after the spread of misinformation had turned a “horrific week into something diabolical”.
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Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus demands men “step up” and educate themselves,as the number of women killed in violent incidents across the nation this year reached 24.
The jobs market remains tight despite continued cost-of-living pressures and lacklustre consumer spending - which may be bad news for interest rate cuts any time soon.
The prime minister says he will announce soon a response to a recommended overhaul of HECS as calls come from the crossbench to look at wiping student debt.
The bank’s job is to hold inflation between 2 and 3 per cent. Since mid-2014,it has hit that mark on just four occasions.
What happened at Bondi Junction isn’t any less horrific if we conclude it isn’t terrorism. The victims are no less dead,and their deaths are no less tragic. The problem of violence against women isn’t any less serious.
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The International Monetary Fund says countries heavily dependent on China – such as Australia – have to get their budgets in order sooner rather than later.