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Michael Pezzullo referred to Public Service Commissioner: Chalmers - Vimarsana News

Michael Pezzullo referred to Public Service Commissioner: Chalmers

Michael Pezzullo’s position as Home Affairs secretary is “completely untenable”, Greens Senator Nick McKim says; Clare O’Neil refers her department secretary to the Public Service Commissioner. Follow updates here.

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Topic | Meet the Mandarin | Australian Financial Review - Vimarsana News

Topic | Meet the Mandarin | Australian Financial Review

The latest Meet the Mandarin news, articles, data, and analysis from Australian Financial Review

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Replacing coal with nuclear would cost $387b, says Chris Bowen - Vimarsana News

Replacing coal with nuclear would cost $387b, says Chris Bowen

Clare O’Neil tells the Cyber Summit a new digital security strategy will include six “shields” to protect enterprises from hackers; Energy Minister Chris Bowen says the opposition’s nuclear energy plan is fantasy. Follow updates here.

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Qantas loses High Court appeal - Vimarsana News

Qantas loses High Court appeal

Maurice Blackburn Lawyers pledges to seek compensation on behalf of the airline’s former baggage handlers; a luxury cruise ship carrying primarily Australian passengers runs aground in remote Greenland. Follow updates here.

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Construction sector confident it can increase supply: Collins - Vimarsana News

Construction sector confident it can increase supply: Collins

Rich Lister and Gurner Group CEO Tim Gurner issues a dire warning about the rental market, telling the Property Summit developers are facing huge pressures; Yellow Brick Road’s Mark Bouris expects the number of homes for sale to increase in Spring. Follow updates here.

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