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Bureaucrats in the ADF have determined there is no national security risk that would justify stripping a Chinese company of its 99-year lease to control the Port of Darwin - despite soaring hostilities.

The investment banker is in the midst of a bitter split after separating from his wife of 19 years and moving on with her younger best friend - who was also married to his business partner.

By Ben Makori LONDON (Reuters) - Winemakers always hope their customers want to drink their wine. Not many want them to help make it too. As a startup...

By Ben Makori LONDON (Reuters) - Winemakers always hope their customers want to drink their wine. Not many want them to help make it too. As a startup...

REVIEW: If you missed it you’ll probably never get to see it — it’s a one-off. But watch the 409 Church St space.

David Unwin/Stuff The exhibition runs until July 2 at Square Edge Community Arts. This is Hunt’s fourth year participating. This is its 10th year and the theme is black and white. It opened in the front gallery of Square Edge Community Arts on June 2 and runs until July 2. Summer Hunt, known as Summer Sparkles Photography, wanted to explore the idea people are all different shades of grey in New Zealand. She wanted a model that would represent a blending of culture, one that was not obvi...

‘All foreign investors’ are watching Darwin Port Save Share The potential stripping of a Chinese company’s 99-year lease of Darwin Port has raised alarm among foreign investors from multiple countries, business figures have warned. Landbridge vice-president Mike Hughes wrote in Wednesday’s The Australian Financial Reviewhe had never seen a company as badly treated and the Defence Department’s review into whether the firm should keep its lease sent a “worrying sign...

Hairdresser’s helping hand for homeless A FRANKSTON barber has been helping the homeless with free haircuts. Warwick Smith, from Breathe Hair salon, has been providing vouchers for homeless people to get their hair cut. “If we can all do a little bit we can make Frankston amazing,” he said. “Since a child I’ve wanted to be part of making a better world. I feel that is possible – just start small and local. Let’s make it happen together.” Mr Smith’s hard work has been recognise...

Albanese’s troops march off to Holt Street We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement To overquote Albert Einstein: the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. Which brings us to Anthony Albanese, who trotted off to News Corp’s Holt Street headquarters in Sydney on Wednesday to sit down with Rupert Murdoch’s best and brightest. Anthony Al...

March 02, 2021 published at 3:00 AMACN Newswire HONG KONG, Mar 2, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - Invest Hong Kong (InvestHK), a department of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government (HKSAR), hosted a hybrid symposium entitled "Hong Kong: Your Greater Bay Area Partner in Expanding Your Global Business" in Sydney on March 1, attracting over 400 participants from Hong Kong and Australia. The Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Mr Edward Yau, speaks via video on the huge poten...