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Australian Taxpayers To Foot The Bill As Controversial ATO Credit Card Ban Is Delayed For Up To A Year Amid Fierce Backlash From Small Businesses Treasurer Jim Chalmers announces the government will cover the cost of delaying the ban, which was set to come into effect in December, in a move to give businesses “more time” to adjust The Australian Taxation Office had argued that absorbing credit card fees would cost taxpayers around $200 million a year, but the decision to ban credit card payments sparked widespread outrage from small businesses and some government ministers The delay is seen as…

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Breaking News: Man Found Dead in Perth Suburbs as Homicide Detectives Launch Urgent Investigation Into “Serious Incident” A man’s lifeless body was discovered at a residence in Orelia, sparking a massive police operation in the usually quiet suburb Homicide detectives are working tirelessly to unravel the mystery surrounding the man’s death, with one person already taken into custody The street remains cordoned off as forensic experts scour the property for clues, leaving neighbours shaken and wondering what could have led to such a tragic event The investigation is ongoing, with police reassuring the public that there is no immediate threat…

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Breaking Silence: Indigenous Leader Mick Mundine Faces Child Sexual Assault Charges as Victim Speaks Out After 40 Years Prominent Indigenous elder Mick Mundine, 79, has been accused of child sexual assault by City of Sydney councillor Yvonne Weldon, who has come forward as the complainant in the case. The alleged abuse took place in Redfern in 1986, when the victim was just 15 years old, and has left a lasting impact on her life, with her saying she has “carried this for 40 years”. Mr Mundine, the chief executive of the Aboriginal Housing Company, has been charged with sexual assault…

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US

Death By Firing Squad: The Chilling Reality Of America’s First Military Execution In Over 60 Years, And What It Means For Australia’s National Security A former US army psychiatrist, Nidal Malik Hasan, is set to be executed by firing squad for the 2009 Fort Hood shooting that killed 13 people and injured dozens more, in a move that has sparked debate about the use of capital punishment in the US military. The execution, scheduled to take place on December 3, will be live streamed, with US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stating that “people need to understand that there are serious…

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Darwin Child Rape Case: Community Left Reeling After Man Jailed for 10 Years for ‘Brazen’ Attack on Four-Year-Old Girl A 34-year-old man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for the horrific rape of a four-year-old girl in a Darwin town camp, leaving the community shaken and outraged. The victim was lured away from her home with watermelon before being subjected to a violent and traumatic ordeal, with the attacker’s DNA later found on her body. The sentencing judge described the offender’s prospects for rehabilitation as “all but extinguished”, citing a long history of violence against women and breaches…

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