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The communications minister has been accused of being unusually involved with Australia Post.
Regions call for GP return
Regional and rural health providers want pathways to be created to bring medical professionals back to the country.
Academic freedom case heard
Marine physicist Peter Ridd has had his day in the High Court against James Cook University.
ASX chief gives data details
ASX CEO Dominic Stevens says the exchange is working on the world's richest blockchain.
Buffett leaves Gates post
Warren Buffett has announced he is resigning from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, but will donate another US$4.1 billion.
Big names call for federal ICAC
Dozens of eminent Australians have called on the Prime Minister to create a national anti-corruption body “with teeth”.
Community TV stays to 2024
A lifeline has been extended for the community TV stations Channel 31 and Channel 44.
Debt collectors set on COVID bills
Queensland Health is bringing in private debt collectors to recoup millions of dollars in unpaid hotel quarantine bills.
DFAT chief reflects on China
Australia's top diplomat says China must grapple with its own “insecurity”.
Tassie treaty path laid out
The Tasmanian Government has committed to a time frame for truth-telling and treaty talks with its Indigenous community.
Coal boss bails on uni post
Former Nationals leader Mark Vaile has been pushed out of the University of Newcastle over his links to the coal sector.
Feds pushed for egg plan
The Federal Government has been forced to reveal its plans for phasing out caged eggs.
Court slams roof risk
An electrician has been charged after leaving an untrained apprentice unattended on a 2-storey roof.
No jail for Witness K
A whistleblower has been spared jail time after revealing Australia bugged a foreign government to benefit Woodside.
ARENA changes challenged
A Coalition-controlled committee says proposed changes to ARENA may be illegal.
Funds pulled after coal boss appointed
The University of Newcastle has been blacklisted by philanthropists after appointing coal mining boss Mark Vaile as its new chancellor.
TGA reviews One Nation drug claims
The medical regulator is investigating claims made by One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts.
Big firms prepare super gouge
Some of Australia's biggest employers may make workers pay for their own superannuation rise.