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Woolworths Abandons Tasmanian Beef: The Devastating Blow to Local Farmers as Supermarket Giant Cites Soaring Costs Tasmanian beef cattle farmers dealt a crushing blow as Woolworths confirms it will no longer sell local beef in its stores from 2027 Rising production and shipping costs across Bass Strait cited as reason for supermarket giant’s decision Tasmanian farmers say loss of contract with Woolworths is a “kick in the guts” and will have far-reaching consequences for the industry Woolworths to continue buying Tasmanian beef until end of 2026, but local farmers fear for their future In a devastating blow to Tasmanian beef…

Millions of Aussies on Centrelink Set for Financial Lifeline as Welfare Payments Get a Much-Needed Boost Centrelink recipients to receive increased payments from September 20 to combat rising cost of living JobSeeker, ABSTUDY, and Youth Allowance among payments to rise, with some recipients getting up to $20.90 extra a fortnight Rent Assistance also set to increase, helping eligible Aussies struggling to pay rent But experts warn the boosts may not be enough to keep pace with soaring inflation and living costs As the cost of living continues to skyrocket, millions of Australians relying on Centrelink payments will receive a financial…

Migration Mayhem: Coalition in Disarray as Humanitarian Visa Cuts Spark Infighting and Backflips Angus Taylor opens door to cuts to humanitarian visa program, sparking division within Coalition Senior Coalition MPs at odds over migration policy, with some vowing to protect refugee intake Government’s planned migration crackdown in disarray as parties struggle to find cuts to visa programs One Nation’s Pauline Hanson defends party’s migration policy, despite junior MP’s comments sparking confusion The Coalition’s migration policy is in disarray, with senior MPs at odds over whether to cut the humanitarian visa program. Angus Taylor’s comments yesterday sparked a firestorm, with some…

Judge to Decide on $82 Million Lawsuit as Radio Queen Jackie ‘O’ Henderson’s War with ARN Media Reaches Boiling Point Judge to decide on $82 million lawsuit as Jackie ‘O’ Henderson’s war with ARN Media reaches boiling point Radio host claims she was fired for exercising a workplace right after on-air blow-up with Kyle Sandilands ARN Media alleges Henderson abused “a workplace right” and is seeking damages for breach of contract Henderson’s case is expected to go to trial in October, with the radio host seeking $82 million in damages The highly publicized feud between radio host Jackie “O” Henderson…

Victoria’s Infrastructure Integrity Under Fire: Government Axes Independent Watchdog Amidst Billions of Dollars in Contract Chaos Infrastructure Victoria, a key advisory body, to be wound up by the state government, sparking concerns over the politicization of infrastructure spending Up to 50 jobs to be slashed, saving $12 million over four years, as part of a broader push to cut costs and reduce reliance on consultants Opposition and minor parties slam the move, warning it will undermine trust in the government’s infrastructure agenda and lead to a lack of accountability Decision comes as Premier Ben Carroll grapples with fulfilling billions of…