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Barr was right. We must always separate church and state.
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Alan Joyce reinstates Alan Jones to Qantas chairman's lounge
Airline boss gives former shock jock a reprieve from the dreaded loss of access to exclusive airline lounges
Source: theage.com.au
CBD: Alan Joyce intervenes to reinstate Alan Jones to Qantas chairman's lounge
Former shock jock Alan Jones was set to be booted from the invite-only club. A grovelling phone call from the Qantas boss changed that.
Source: smh.com.au
Brokers see pros and cons of serviceability buffer rate
'Common sense' could help refinancers
Source: brokernews.com.au
Speeding cyclists drive pedestrians off the shared paths
Bike riders should consider pedestrians when using shared cycle paths.
Source: canberratimes.com.au
Promising byelection results predicted for Liberal party in the pipeline
A leading election analyst is predicting there could be promising byelection results for the Liberal party in the pipeline.
Scott Morrison Adrian Beaumont Stuart Robert Newsradio Anna Pykett University Of Melbourne School Mathematics New South Wales
Source: abc.net.au
Fadden by-election to be next big test for Liberals
The coalition is likely to avoid an Aston-style wipeout when Fadden voters go to the polls at the...
Source: dailyliberal.com.au
Housing, jobs on federal parliament agenda
A $10 billion plan to improve social and affordable housing is on the line as the Senate debates...
Source: mandurahmail.com.au
Modest budget will keep the nervous voters happy
We need a government with the vision of Menzies, the courage of Whitlam, the nous of Hawke, the cunning of Howard and the intellect of Keating and Turnbull.
Source: smh.com.au
Budget 'centrepiece' a $14.6b cost-of-living package
A strong revenue flow, including from a pick-up in wages, appears to have made it possible for the government to do somewhat more on welfare payments than it originally intended, writes MICHELLE GRATTAN.
Australian Capital Territory Gold Coast Samantha Mcculloch Peter Dutton Scott Morrison Michelle Grattan
Source: citynews.com.au