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Strata managers to be banned from taking secret kickbacks
Strata managers pocket thousands of dollars from insurance companies they present to apartment owners – to date, perfectly legally.
Roberts-Smith’s media blitz is playing with danger for his murder trial
Accused war criminal Ben Roberts-Smith has powerful advocates in the media, but there are risks attached to doing interviews before a criminal trial.
The October 24 edition
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The gym junkie tech boss whose company sustained a $3 billion wipeout
The fortunes of data centre business NextDC took a massive dive this week when its massive expansion plans hit a power pole in suburban Melbourne.
Inquest finds supervision failures contributed to man's suicide death in Canberra jail
Findings highlight gaps in mental health service, police communication before his death.
After decades of false starts, the 1914 Hotel Clark finally reopens in downtown L.A.
Since the 1990s, the Beaux-Arts hotel has been called 'zombie building' because of its idleness. But with the Olympics coming and changes happening downtown, its owner believes now is the time to welcome guests in again.
GOP Candidate Joked About Pushing Pelosi Out Of Plane And Hanging U.S. Military Leaders
CNN reporter Andrew Kaczynski highlighted a litany of troubling past “jokes” from Republican Georgia Senate candidate Rep. Mike Collins.
Man charged with animal cruelty after illegally capturing great white shark
Authorities were alerted after the 30-year-old man publicly posted video footage on social media, showing the men using prohibited equipment to capture the shark.
Helium designated a critical material in the U.S. amid global supply risk
The U.S. designated helium as a critical material on Friday as the global supply is at risk of disruption, according to the Energy Department.
Mediator to decide whether Nick Reiner's trust fund can pay for defense in murder case
Nick Reiner's fight to access more than half a million dollars in trust fund money to defend himself against allegations he murdered his parents last year will now go before a mediator.