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IT was a Groundhog Day moment, triggered when the nation woke to the news on Friday that businessman Denis O’Brien’s legal team had threatened legal action - again. The announcement generated widespread pondering on the pillows as to whether we were like actor Bill Murray repeating the same day over and over again. |
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Finance Minister Mathias Cormann says there's no reason why the findings of an investigation into the travel claims of former Speaker Bronwyn Bishop won't be made public. But any decision would be entirely for the head of his department and not the government, he told ABC radio. |
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Finance Minister Mathias Cormann says there's no reason why the findings of an investigation into the travel claims of former Speaker Bronwyn Bishop won't be made public. But any decision would be entirely for the head of his department and not the government, he told ABC radio. |
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Finance Minister Mathias Cormann says there's no reason why the findings of an investigation into the travel claims of former Speaker Bronwyn Bishop won't be made public. But any decision would be entirely for the head of his department and not the government, he told ABC radio. |
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FINANCE Minister Mathias Cormann says there's no reason why the findings of an investigation into the travel claims of former Speaker Bronwyn Bishop won't be made public.
BUT any decision would be entirely for the head of his department and not the government, he told ABC radio. |
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Tony Abbott’s recovery since the leadership spill has stalled according to the latest poll figures, which put the Coalition at a five-month low. Photograph: Paul Jeffers/Getty Images.
Support for the federal government has dipped to a five-month low, with Labor widening its lead over the Coalition.... |
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THE latest Newspoll conducted by The Australian and published on Monday shows the ALP leading the Coalition 54 per cent to 46 per cent, with their primary votes now locked at 39 per cent each. Tony Abbott has lost his lead as preferred prime minister, with he and Bill Shorten locked at 38 per cent each. |
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Labor hopes the appointment of a new Speaker will end what it considers "undisguised partisanship" in the umpire's chair. Choosing a new Speaker to replace Bronwyn Bishop will be the first order of business for the lower house when parliament resumes from the winter break on Monday. |
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Labor hopes the appointment of a new Speaker will end what it considers "undisguised partisanship" in the umpire's chair. Choosing a new Speaker to replace Bronwyn Bishop will be the first order of business for the lower house when parliament resumes from the winter break on Monday. |
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Labor hopes the appointment of a new Speaker will end what it considers "undisguised partisanship" in the umpire's chair. Choosing a new Speaker to replace Bronwyn Bishop will be the first order of business for the lower house when parliament resumes from the winter break on Monday. |
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ZAMBIANS must regain the spirit of embracing extended families to reduce the escalating number of orphans on the streets, says Kapwepwe ward councillor Maurice Piyo. Piyo of the Patriotic Front expressed sadness at the negligence, pain and hurt that most children orphaned at an early age are forced to endure at the hands of their relatives. |
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