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Bondi royal commission calls more secret hearings on shooting
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‘We should at least die trying’: Both National and Labour say they will commit to having discussions on superannuation and trying to find common ground
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Economist calls for meaningful superannuation debate during the campaign
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Jonathan Eriksen: Superannuation expert, National and Labour agree to cross party support on superannuation - Early Edition with Ryan Bridge
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Nine in ten young women in South East experience sexism, new research reveals
1+ hour, 24+ min ago (904+ words) Monday, 12 October 2026 07:00 Nine in ten young women across the South East say they have experienced sexism in the past year, with many reporting a damaging impact on their mental health, confidence and personal safety. New research published by Young Women's…...
Aussies could sue big tech under proposed safety deal
4+ hour, 30+ min ago (407+ words) Australians would be able to sue big tech companies directly for online harm under a proposed deal to pass Labor's online safety crackdown. The Online Safety Amendment (Digital Duty of Care) Bill is among a clutch of legislation the government…...