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Bank email flags privacy issues with NDIA

The NDIA can’t yet say if its privacy policy was breached when information about a participant - who died last May - was sent to an email outside of government.

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China differences to endure: top diplomat

Australia’s most senior diplomat says Australia and China will both need to manage enduring differences between the two nations into the future.

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Ex-intelligence official faces charges

Former Office of National Assessments assistant director Roger Uren could face years in jail if convicted of illegally dealing with secret papers.

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Ex-intelligence official faces charges

Former Office of National Assessments assistant director Roger Uren could face years in jail if convicted of illegally dealing with secret papers.

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Almost 900,000 living in poverty in NSW

More than 888,000 NSW residents are living below the poverty line, according to new research, including one in six children.

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Vic psych barred after touching patient

A Victorian psychologist has been suspended from practice for two more years after engaging in professional misconduct and indecently touching a patient.

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Driverless cars will jam traffic: SA study

New university research has found driverless cars could lead to an increase in traffic congestion - at least at first, according to an Adelaide study.

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Diplomats watch ‘very volatile’ Hong Kong

Australian consular officials are keeping in regular contact with other government officials at home and abroad over the protests in Hong Kong.

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Sydney woman stabs, throws cat off balcony

A 19-year-old woman has been charged after stabbing her cat to death and throwing it off her balcony on Sydney’s northern beaches.

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Unions warn against Sydney bus sell-off

Unions NSW says any plan to privatise the remaining state-run bus routes in Sydney would be a betrayal by the Berejiklian government.

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Victoria signs on to China’s belt and road

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has signed a controversial infrastructure deal with China while in Beijing.

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Labor faithful to discuss future direction

Labor supporters and members will gather in Sydney on December 7 and 8 to hear from expert guest speakers and discuss the future of the party.

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Fed govt pursued dead people over robodebt

The Department of Human Services has been using an algorithm to examine people’s welfare payments and determine if they’ve been overpaid.

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Nationals demand $1.3 billion drought cash

The Nationals are demanding an additional $1.3 billion in drought supports to blunt attacks from One Nation at the next election.

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Dreamworld closes popular ride for revamp

The Tower of Terror ride at the Dreamworld theme park on the Gold Coast, where four people died in 2016, will be closed to make way for new attractions.

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Renewables key to Aust emissions targets

Australia is on track to meet its Paris agreement targets of reducing carbon emissions, thanks to investment in wind and solar power, an ANU study says.

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Musician Roach on national award stage

Award-winning musician and indigenous storyteller Archie Roach has paid tribute to his late wife while accepting the title of Victoria Australian of the Year.

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Palfreeman fight becomes Bulgaria’s fight

Australian man Jock Palfreeman’s fight for freedom in Bulgaria has become a symbol of the fight against corruption and abuse of power in the country.

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Pollies reflect on Daniel Morcombe message

Some federal government MPs will wear red badges to raise awareness of child safety, nearly 18 years after schoolboy Daniel Morcombe was murdered in Queensland.

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