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Dairy Farmers Warn of Milk Price Explosion: ‘Supermarkets Must Play Fair or Risk Industry Collapse’ Australia’s dairy farmers are on the brink of disaster as surging diesel, fertiliser, and transportation costs threaten their livelihoods. Supermarkets have been accused of not doing enough to support farmers, with Woolworths’ 10-cent-per-litre increase for its Farmers Own Brand farmers deemed “sanctimonious” by Australian Dairy Farmers president Ben Bennett. A 20 per cent permanent rise in milk prices is being called for, which would see the price of milk skyrocket from $1.65 to closer to $2 per litre, with flow-on impacts to the entire dairy…

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NDIS on the Brink: Minister Mark Butler’s Plan to Save $6 Billion Amid ‘Shonks and Fraudsters’ Ripping Off Taxpayers NDIS Minister Mark Butler to announce new reforms to save over $6 billion by 2036, targeting unregistered providers and pricing reforms Unregistered providers account for 15 out of 16 NDIS providers, leaving gaps in quality, oversight, and pricing rules Butler flags mandatory registration of providers as a top priority, following a landmark review that recommended a tiered, risk-based registration model Experts warn of a “crumbling” NDIS reputation, with a quarter of the sector’s 325,000 workers leaving each year, adding $300 million…

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Double Tragedy Strikes Lake Macquarie as Son Charged with Mother’s Murder, While Separate Alleged Targeted Attack Claims Another Life A 25-year-old man, Blaise McIntyre, has been refused bail after being charged with the alleged domestic violence murder of his mother in Windale, NSW. The woman, in her 40s, was found with multiple injuries to her body and face at a home in Windale, and paramedics were unable to save her. Meanwhile, a separate alleged murder in nearby Argenton is being investigated, with police believing the attack on a man in his 40s was targeted and involved six to eight offenders.…

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China’s Grip on Australia Tightens: State-Owned Construction Giant Makes Shortlist for $1.13 Billion Stadium Project A subsidiary of the Chinese government’s China State Construction Engineering Corporation has been selected to tender for the Macquarie Point Stadium in Hobart, sparking concerns over national security and local job opportunities. The $1.13 billion project has been shortlisted to two firms, including Constructure Joint Venture, which includes the Chinese state-owned company, and BESIX Watpac, which has previously worked on high-profile projects in Australia and New Zealand. The Tasmanian government hopes to award the contract by the end of 2026, but Labor has raised concerns…

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Triple-Murderer’s Estranged Husband to Spill Secrets in Tell-All Memoir: What This Means for Australia’s Justice System Six months after his estranged wife Erin Patterson was convicted of murdering three family members, Simon Patterson is set to reveal all in a memoir. Details of the book deal are “imminent”, with a joint announcement expected in coming weeks. The memoir is expected to shed new light on the shocking events that led to the deaths of Simon’s parents and aunt. As the nation grapples with the implications of the case, experts warn that the memoir could raise questions about Australia’s justice system…

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