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‘Council of Shame’: Seven Senior Staff Arrested in $1 Million Fraud Probe Exposing Deep-Rooted Corruption in Victoria’s North Seven men, including four in their 50s, two in their 40s, and a 36-year-old, have been arrested and released pending further enquiries in a massive fraud probe The alleged scam, which spans four years, has raised serious questions about the integrity of Greater Shepparton City Council and its ability to manage public funds The arrests follow an investigation into alleged fraudulent conduct at the council and a local business, with detectives executing several warrants across Shepparton on June 17 The probe has…

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‘Bloodbath in Suburban Melbourne’: Woman, 39, Fatally Stabbed in Her Home as Man, 39, Is Taken into Custody A 39-year-old woman has been brutally murdered in her own home in suburban Melbourne, leaving a community in shock. A 39-year-old man, believed to be known to the victim, is in custody and being questioned by homicide detectives. Police were called to the scene on Tuesday night after reports of a stabbing, and forensic officers are still combing the property for evidence. The incident has raised concerns about domestic violence and the safety of women in their own homes. The quiet suburban…

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Exclusive: The Mastermind Behind Pauline Hanson’s Dramatic Protest Banned from Canberra’s Elite National Press Club A daring protest at the National Press Club has left Senator Pauline Hanson reeling, with a senior campaigner from activist group GetUp! at the centre of the storm. David Sharaz, a former journalist, has been banned from the exclusive club and his organisation faces a hefty bill for damages. The dramatic stunt, which involved a remote-activated banner, has sparked a federal police investigation and raised questions about the limits of free speech. As the fallout continues, the National Press Club is considering taking legal action…

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‘Betrayal of Tasmanian Agriculture’: $100 Million Sale of Rushy Lagoon Farm to UK Investor Sparks Outrage and Fears for Australian Food Security Treasurer Jim Chalmers approves sale of 21,745ha Rushy Lagoon farm to UK’s Gresham House despite fierce opposition from Tasmanian farmers and Liberal senator Richard Colbeck The sale has sparked outrage, with TasFarmers president Nathan Cox accusing the government of breaking its social contract with Australian people and prioritizing foreign interests over local farmers The deal has raised concerns about the impact on Australian food security, with 22,000 hectares of prime dairy and beef country set to be converted…

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Nigel Farage’s High-Stakes Gamble: Can the Embattled MP Survive a By-Election Amid Financial Scandal and Intensifying Scrutiny? Nigel Farage’s shocking move to resign as MP and recontest his seat in a by-election has sparked widespread criticism and raised questions about his future in politics. The Reform UK leader is facing intense scrutiny over his finances and donations, including a £5 million “gift” from a Bangkok-based crypto billionaire. Several major parties, including Labour and the Conservatives, have refused to contest the by-election, labeling it a “circus” and a “stunt.” Farage’s decision is seen as a desperate attempt to shore up support…

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