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In the 1980s, no politician could escape the withering satire of Max Gillies. His Gillies Report parodies of prime ministers including Bob Hawke were legendary. For the first time, Max reveals the family secrets that shaped his brilliance.

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FTCI earnings call for the period ending June 30, 2021.

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Another residential development proposed northeast of Charlestowne Mall A developer presented to St. Charles officials a concept plan for a residential development northeast of Charlestowne Mall. Courtesy of D.R. Horton Duplex units and three-story rowhomes form a concept plan for a residential development northeast of Charlestowne Mall in St. Charles. Courtesy of D.R. Horton   Updated 5/5/2021 7:15 PM After a developer decided last fall not to proceed with building a residen...

  In the early days of the Hawke Government, when Labor and a dynamic young treasurer, Paul Keating, kept confounding a hostile and suspicious business community with market-friendly policies, the cartoonist Patrick Cook would draw the then former treasurer John Howard as a battle scarred veteran.     Howard was covered in plasters and bandages of the battles — of which the legends grew — that hed had with his prime minister Malcolm Fraser, to try to push a deregulatory agenda that was ...

Updated 4/16/2021 6:20 PM Home developer D.R. Horton hopes to build an 85-home subdivision on the far west side of Hoffman Estates where another companys approved plans for a 75-home neighborhood fell victim to the Great Recession more than a decade ago. The new developer plans to keep the subdivision name its predecessor coined -- Autumn Woods -- for the 36-acre property at the southeast corner of Berner and Summit/Golf Road that was annexed into the village in 2007.   Though a formal proposa...

Advertisement “A critic is entitled to dip his pen in gall for the purpose of legitimate criticism,” NSW’s ninth Chief Justice, Sir Frederick Jordan, opined in a 1940s defamation case involving an unflattering newspaper review of an obscure detective novel. “No one need be mealy-mouthed in denouncing what he regards as twaddle, daub or discord.” Regrettably, “twaddle” and “daub” – the latter connoting fakery – have fallen out of modern usage. But Sir Frederick’s observat...

Author: Joanna Mendelssohn (MENAFN - The Conversation) The Members Hall of Parliament House is home to the 25 completed portraits of Australias former prime ministers. The most recently revealed was of Julia Gillard in 2018, painted by Vincent Fantauzzo, a five-time Peoples Choice Award winner at the Archibald Prize. Indeed, every official prime ministerial portrait has been painted by an Archibald finalist, including some by artists who were award...

Advertisement “A critic is entitled to dip his pen in gall for the purpose of legitimate criticism,” NSW’s ninth Chief Justice, Sir Frederick Jordan, opined in a 1940s defamation case involving an unflattering newspaper review of an obscure detective novel. “No one need be mealy-mouthed in denouncing what he regards as twaddle, daub or discord.” Regrettably, “twaddle” and “daub” – the latter connoting fakery – have fallen out of modern usage. But Sir Frederick’s observat...