Police have been stationed at several aged care homes across the city following a drive-by shooting at one and credible threats against a former property tycoon.

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Watchdog warns retailers over fake Black Friday deals and false urgency

World News

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Watchdog warns retailers over fake Black Friday deals and false urgency

Retailers are being warned not to mislead shoppers into thinking they’re getting more of a deal than they actually are during Black Friday sales.

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Voters told Trump what they thought. Now Europe wants to stop him being a patsy for Putin

World News

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Voters told Trump what they thought. Now Europe wants to stop him being a patsy for Putin

Trump says he has a “big, beautiful agreement” in the works with Putin on Ukraine and Europe. But European leaders are pushing back.

#trump #putin #europe

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Revealed: What’s really in Usman Khawaja’s book

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Revealed: What’s really in Usman Khawaja’s book

Usman Khawaja’s controversial book has hit the shelves. Here are the highlights.

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World News

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Russell Brand is a convicted creep. Women the world over have reason to feel relief

Russell Brand spent years trying to preemptively save himself from a legal reckoning by self-imposing a moral one, being the first to admit his sins and hoping it would save him.

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Max Yong | The Age

Max Yong is a Teaching Fellow in economics and finance at Harvard University. He previously taught at Melbourne University.

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Most Australians don’t have a mortgage. Rate rises could leave them better off

Property & Real Estate

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Most Australians don’t have a mortgage. Rate rises could leave them better off

Despite what the headlines might say, many Australians can be ‘winners’ from rate rises. Here’s how.

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Hackers plunged dozens of European supermarkets into chaos. It should worry Australians how easy it was

World News

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Hackers plunged dozens of European supermarkets into chaos. It should worry Australians how easy it was

Freezers in dozens of stores across at least 11 countries were cranked up remotely, in a hack that cost less than $10. It should worry Australians.

#europe #australia

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‘Rocks in your head’: Labor slams Nationals over trade ahead of new EU pact

Business & Economy

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‘Rocks in your head’: Labor slams Nationals over trade ahead of new EU pact

The Albanese government will sign a $150 billion research pact with the European Union later this week even as the Coalition remains opposed to the recent free trade deal.

#european-union #albanese #rocks

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What happens when a country forgets how to make its own fuel

Technology

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What happens when a country forgets how to make its own fuel

In the name of efficiency and transition, Australia shuttered nearly all its refineries. A single fire exposed how thin the margin really is.

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Is there a better villain on TV right now than David Tennant?

Technology

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Is there a better villain on TV right now than David Tennant?

As Rivals’ cigar-chomping media tycoon and adulterer-in-chief, he not only chews every scene he is in, he draws blood.

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