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An executive compensation expert testified Tuesday that the son of a wealthy Florida couple was "excessively compensated" for the work he did as CEO of the company owned by his parents, who say their Nelson Mullins estate planning attorney mishandled trusts to heavily tip the scales in favor of the son over their other four children.

The June sales have become even more make-or-break this year as retailers slash prices to clear excess stock ahead of a widely anticipated drop in consumption.

A former managing partner who supervised a Nelson Mullins lawyer accused of mishandling trusts was grilled in trial testimony played Friday on whether his office's lawyers felt compelled to follow the firm's written policies regarding conflicts reporting, engagement letters and more, and described those policies as "words on a page."

My exhaustion must have been visible as a roving Qantas attendant offered to help.

The prime minister and his foreign minister presented a fresh brand of international relations this week; it is diverse, empathetic, less strident and global.

The RBA increased rates more than expected and tipped inflation would peak higher than the 6 per cent forecast in May.

Indonesia, with a huge population and a far-flung archipelago of 17,000 islands across the southern flank of Southeast Asia, is strategically crucial in the intensifying offensive by the Biden administration against Beijing.

Isle of Wight Scouts have marked ‘Thank You Day’ (Sunday 5) by saying a big thanks to 400 Scout volunteers on the Island.

The PM was explicit about his desire to improve trade with Indonesia, though no one wants to say out loud why there’s such an emphasis on diversification.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has declared Indonesia is central to Australia’s trade diversification away from China, as retail giant Wesfarmers reveals it is leading a shift to sourcing goods from Indonesia.